Solar Power Mosquito Lamp Indoor Outdoor Electronic Bug Light with Hook to Hangable, for Home Bedroom Garage Kitchen Office Restaurant Hotel

Honestly, it doesn’t work. It’s been in an area in my backyard that has a lot of mosquitos and other flying bugs. Ive had it outside 5 nights now and not ONE bug has been killed! I looked on the ground and I couldn’t see one dead bug. Also it only works at night which I need one for both day and night.

Nice blue light ambiance, but ones not appear to be effective on zapping bugs.also, does not keep a charge all night, even after all day charge.The regular light side of the lamp is very bright.

First if small it did not come with a charging cord. And second of all it hasn’t killed a single flying mosquito or fly. I will be returning this product and expect a refund.Thank you

This says solar but it's not totally. It's either on or off. Everything else I have that's solar turns on only as the sun sets and shuts itself off in the morning. So the only thing solar is the charging and we'll see how well that works with it having to be turned on all the time.

I tried this in my yard which is very tropical and in FL, so it’s filled with bugs. It didn’t kill anything.

From moths to mosquitoes to brown beetles and the occasional juvenile crane fly and everything in between, this trap light solved so many bug problems. Unfortunately it does get some lightning bugs, but a small sacrifice to be able to go outside at night and not be eaten alive or surprised to death by those dang beetles.

It kills bugs, but not to the level of a plug in model. The solar panel is quirky...it really needs direct sunlight. Putting this in porch doesn't work as well as outside, in the open air. It works better using bait. It's very sturdy. Overall I'm pretty happy (using it in Maine)

Mosquitoes all over the place