Effective LED Fly Trap Indoor, Bug Catcher and Mosquito Traps Indoor for Fruit Flies, Insects, Moths, Flying Insect Trap for Stop Mosquito Bites I...

This summer has been horrible on flies and no matter what I have tried they keep coming back. So this was easy to set up and you can put it on the wall or sit it up on its stands which is what I chose to do. The sticky paper it tells how you put it in which is very simple and go. There is nothing hard about this kit. I didn't think would work honestly most things like this don't. I was pleasantly surprised that it pulls the bugs attention without electricity. It doesn't take up alot of space but it does do its job and does it well we are fly and mosquito free. Overall it lasts awhile, however the item I wish was smaller but also that it didn't have to be plugged in all the time.

I am rather surprised that this has worked so well, and I think I have found a way to prolong the sticky mats that you slide into the bug light. I probably need one of these on either counter or one in each room. I am very happy with how good this trap is working, I would highly recommend this to anyone with a bug problem in their home. It is electric so it does take a C port USB.

The heat and light alone are enough to attract some insects, but I don't think it is as effective as the real deal UV light zappers. We've caught a few mosquitoes, but the heat and season are just starting to ramp up. Time will tell if this is really worth the money. I like that the power source is from a USB C cable, which are common in our household, but the cord it comes with is too short and limits placement. Need to use another cord for convenience. I can only really rate it 3.5 for now.

summary: It's a insect trap. It works. I recommend it. Review: Very easy to set up, portable, versatile, and doubles as a mood light. The UV Light is bright and puts out that UV purple glow. The light is very bright. It could double as a night light or for "mood lighting". The sticky pads are decently sticky and easy to install. They have tabs that let you comfortably insert / replace / dispose of the pads without needing to touch the sticky surface. It has a hole for a string so you can tie it and hang it up, so it is extra versatile in use case. I tested this inside and outside on my back porch. It works. After a night of testing both in- and out-side, it had quite a few bugs and mosquitos on it. The low power consumption means this is a great alternative for the bug zapping lights. Recommend.

What a terrible waste of money. The sticky paper doesn't go all the way in because it gets stuck to the plastic frame then it doesn't even come back out. Sorry ZeeBooth this is a dud