Electric Fly Swatter Handheld Bug Zapper Racket for Indoor/Outdoor - 4000 Volt Fly Swatter - Instant Bug & Mosquito killer with Attractant LED light - USB Rechargeable Portable Fly Zapper.

I've bought over 10 electric zappers. One might wonder why I have so many, but if you had a gnat infestation in your classroom, you'd completely understand the value of these. You see, if gnats are all over the classroom, you have kids slapping their hands on desks as they try to kill them.Of the over 10 zappers I have bought, these are the more effective ones. They have a strong enough zap to kill gnats and fruit flies (burns their wings), and they can even knock flies out of the air. The latter creatures rarely die from just one zap, but this one at least knocks them out of the air (I had one that zapped a fly 3 times and it still kept flying!?).Anyway, if the price is less than others, buy this one as it is effective for gnats and fruit flies.

I know it says in the directions that you're supposed to charge them right when you get them, but I was having a fruit fly emergency so I just decided to try it. Super effective, after these fruit flies have been bothering me for the past few days, there was nothing more satisfying than zapping them dead. After a few minutes the first racket began to lose its punch (because I did not charge them at all), so I plugged it in to charge and grabbed the second one. The fruit fly situation is now under control, and this was so much better than just sitting and waiting for all of them to fly into the traps. My family grew up with some rackets like these at our lake house that are battery operated, so I was skeptical that these rechargeable ones would work the same but they definitely do. I'm curious to see how they hope up over time, but so far these really saved the day 🙌

Okay, this is probably my favorite impulse purchase that I've ever made. I got a 2-pack on sale for $15, but I'd pay the full $25.We live in Oklahoma, and flies are a constant issue in the summer. The kids go in and out and flies are always coming in and not out. We've tried fly strips, weird homemade fly trap concoctions, salt guns, regular fly swatters, etc. Nothing has ever worked well.These aren't perfect, because you do still need to hit the fly, but you don't have to wait for them to land, and if you have good aim, you can get them pretty quickly. Even with bad aim, I can still usually get them within a few minutes.Tips:1) If you see where the fly falls after hitting it, hit it again. Sometimes they're just stunned and not dead with the first whack. However, even if they aren't dead, they tend to die pretty quickly afterwards.2) These are great with fruit flies. They tend to congregate around our highchair, so I just smack the seat with the racket a few times and it kills the majority of them.3) These also work really well with spiders. There was a big spider on the floor, so I smacked it with the racket and not only did it kill it instantly, its gross body was in the racket, so I could just tap the racket against the trash can and not have to actually touch anything. So awesome.My husband made fun of me when I got these, but now he loves them and uses them constantly. My 4yo has gone in and out of the house at least a dozen times so far this morning, and there are no flies buzzing around the house. It is glorious.Oh, and I charged them when they first arrived a month ago and have not had to charge them since, so great battery life.Zero regrets, I love these so much.

We get fly season and a friend had recommended. I will say they seem a bit fragile for the fact that you need to swat. I hope they hold up. I prefer the old fashioned swatter but these are liked by the rest of the family.

Excellent item, works very good and the battery last longer!!

These aren’t like the ones you get at Harbor Freight. While structurally they’re the same (it’s no tennis racket), these really pack a punch. I generally use them for wasps/bees but also had the chance to use it on a large grasshopper. I trap them with the Swatter against something and let her rip. My leaves are looking better and better each day I Zap another one or two.Also, it has an on/off switch, rechargeable, and gives the sense of being more robust, electrically speaking. While I haven’t taken these apart yet, this speaking from having to take the cheaper ones apart to try and fix the electrical inners.

Zapper worked great until it didn’t! Stopped holding a charge in less than 2 months. Otherwise it did well at zapping all types of flying insects. Zapping noise lets you know you’re successful. Light weight and effective.

I received two fly swatters as promised. Both charge well and zap flies and mosquitoes as promised. It doesn't require an engineering degree to figure out how to charge or operate. (Although some folks think so.)They seem sturdy enough but you would not want to try and perfect your home run swing when going after a fly. Slamming the fly swatter down on a counter or wall may or may not kill a fly but most certinately end the life of the fly swatter. Quickly place the head of the fly swatter over the fly and let it fly up into the electrical grid. (And if your really sadistic enjoy the crackle of it's little body sizzling on the grid. Mosquitoes usually disappear in a whiff of smoke.)The really big flies sometimes do seem only stunned but none have gotten up and flown away yet.

Pensé mucho para pedir estas raquetas pero desde que me llegaron han sido una buena ayuda contra los zancudos y moscas la batería si dura

Una raqueta no funciona y la otra no carga. Es de terrible calidad, es tirar el dinero. Proveedor no permite devoluciones - seguramente porque sabe.