AOWOTO Plug in Electric Rechargeable Fly Racket with Battery - S Size White

In Oklahoma the flies are already in full force and driving me crazy!! This electric swatter is perfect, the kids love using it (and it’s safe for them!) so they can help with fly control on the back porch while we cook out or inside even... which concerns me that we already have enough of them to have them inside!! I have a feeling there will be a lot of them around this summer and this is so easy to use that it will really be helpful on our patio. It is lightweight but sturdy, and seems to kill them on the first “swat” most of the time. If it doesn’t it stuns them enough to get them easily afterwards. It’s rechargeable and doesn’t need batteries which I love. I also love not having to use chemical repellants or fly strips so this should be perfect for the summer! I am glad I finally tried one of these and this one does the job well. Very pleased!

I’ve never had one of these but always wanted one. It seems any time I open my door to let in some fresh air for 5 min my place is flooded with bugs. I don’t have a video of this is action because I did not want to go out and kill a bug just to show how it works. One thing I would say and I think it’s personal preference but when you have the button switched to the on mode you have to press the button to have the red light illuminate to be in zap mode. I like this because of having kids around. Also I would hate to forget I have it on and pick it up myself. It has a flashlight also as you can see in the picture. It’s a great size and it has a barrier on the outside so the electrical part isn’t openly exposed. Probably my favorite feature is how it plugs right into an outlet to charge. It’s lightweight and a decent size as you can see compared to my hand. I would buy this again and recommend to others.

For just flies, I would give it at best 3 stars. It's tough to get them in the open air, you can't swing hard at them around objects as you will break the swatter, or the objects. Plus it only kills the flies mabey half the time, otherwise they just get stunned for a second or two.However, for mosquitos this thing is the best, and that's why I gave it 5 stars. I live in Florida where misquito season is like 9 months of the year, and i sit outside alot with my dogs, I've tried all kinds of things to keep the mosquitos away and nothing works, til now. After a few minutes outside swinging this thing the area becomes misquito free. Its pretty impressive. After that I just keep it near me for the stray ones that show up

This was a very innovative and needful tool for me seeing that I am in Houston, Texas. I just recently, as in today, got bit by a mass number of mosquitos. Since the weather here is up and down there is no telling when it will be cold or the mosquitos will come back. I didn't have this product with me, so I was not able to test it out as I wanted to. It has a retractable plug on the handle that can be used to charge it. It also comes with 3 switches: the on and off switch, switch for a flash light and a switch for the actual zapper. I do really like that there is a flashlight so if I want to use it at night, I can see what I am swinging at. It also comes with a a wristlet that you can attach to the zapper and carry around. It is a little smaller than a tennis raquet and very light. It does not come with any type of instructions, so I had to go to Youtube and other resources to figure out all of the buttons and how it worked.

This product was working so well initially but then it stopped working a week later. All the lights came on but the grid that zaps the bugs stopped working. I actually bought a second one a few days after I bought the first one and that one is still working well. Guess, it's a hit or miss. I'm sending the first purchase back to Amazon. They're giving me a refund so that's why I'm giving it a 3 star instead of a 1. Though I can't believe the price doubled from 9.99 to now 18.99 just within 2-3 weeks. Wow.

Garbage. I bought one of these after reading the reviews, assuming it may be hit or miss. Instructions came on 5x5 piece of paper, barely legible and in badly broken English. The plug was not polarized and would not stay in a wall plug or extension cord. Would not charge. What I was able to understand from the warnings was that this was more of an indoor device and not to be used outdoors as advertised. Refund was quick.

Strong swatter. I had bought one of those cheapie 5$ ones that run off a couple AAA batteries. While it did work, it didn't always zap bugs in one or two swats.This racket however, it fries even the toughest fly around. Usually all it takes is one swing and they're done. Keep holding the button down on a fly and you'll see some extra sparks.The recharge feature is very nice to use. Initial charge takes a few hours, but after that this thing doesn't need to be charged for a while. I think every few months at least would do that trick.Only negative as someone else said before was that the racket has to be carefully charged because the weight of the racket itself can topple over. You'll know what I mean when you see it.Overall, a premium feeling electric swatter that won't probably ever need new batteries for a while.

This thing makes killing flies fun and zaps them very quickly but it was only tried on flies during the review, I saw some people say it doesn't do well with wasps so never tested it with anything but flies. My son now 2x per day goes out on the patio and makes it a mission to wipe out flies that tend to just circle on my porch without ever landing.It holds a charge for a long time, it has been used about 5 minute per day for 9 days between charges without issue. It is a swatting bug zapper, but as with swatting anything you have to be quick and you have to be careful not to hit objects or other people around you.