Buzbug LED Bug Zapper Indoor, 10 Years Lifespan Lamp Sustainable Less Power, Durable High-Voltage Electric Mosquito Zapper, Fly Trap Mosquito Trap, Fly Killer Fly Zapper -MA015BCarbonfree Certified

Buzbug LED Bug Zapper Indoor,10 Years Lifespan lamp arrived packaged nicely and in perfect condition. The unit is well made with quality materials. Set up is very simple but the results are amazing. When the weather gets hot, we have issues with gnats, fruit flies whatever you want to call the tiny flying pests and this bug zapper is the only thing that has helped!! We tried every trap, bait and paper and nothing helped. This indoor bug zapper draws them in and is so easy to clean I am beyond impressed. Its not too large and can sit anywhere or be hung from the well attached strap. It runs very quietly until it zaps bugs, then it sounds like outdoor bug zappers. We purchased a second one for our basement and look forward to a bug free house this summer!!!

It’s lightweight and I’m glad I bought this.I set it up in my kitchen since that’s my problem area. I was so tired of gnats and flies I live in the south so yeah. It does make a loud pop when bugs go in but I’d rather deal with that than hear bugs flying past my ears all day. I most definitely recommend. It kills all gnats, flies and mosquitos. Plus it was on sale so I’m glad I tried it. I will be ordering a few more to place outside.

I was going nuts with Gnats. It arrived today, and plugged it in the LR, to serve DR and Kitchen and BR areas. It works but the noise is really loud when it catches them.

Simple to install, appears well designed and effect. Would recommend to friends.

I really like this zapper. If you have a lot of flying insects, they will get zapped. I was hoping this would work with mosquitoes, too, and it does. It's fairly loud. Just unplug when you have quests.

The zapper is very loud (lol) but it does the job very well.

Well, I’ve had this set up on an indoor window near our kitchen. It zaps throughout the night, with nothing in the tray. Finally had a fly get zapped tonight. Checked the tray, and it was in there… alive, but not able to fly. It looked at me like, “WTF was that dude? I was like, “What?” It was like, “This was made in China. I can tell because I’m not dead.” My wife told me I had to go “wack” the fly now. Not cool! I just let it go outside. He won, bug zapper lost.At first, with no evidence of bugs getting zapped in the tray, I was certain they were small fruit flies getting vaporized. Now, after meeting with the fly, I am convinced this thing is just an LED light with just enough current to scare the bugs away.I don’t recommend this product and suggest finding a better non-electrical fire hazard solution. Like fly tape, or fly trap.

Doesn't seem to attract flying insects especially gnats but when it does it works good for the price I can't complain too much