Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor, Cordless Mosquito Zapper, 4000mAh Rechargeable Bug Zapper, Electric Fly Zapper, Smart Auto ON/Off Insect Zapper with 5 Modes for Outdoor, Patio, Kitchen, Bedroom

Frog on a log got lazy and ordered a fly zapper!Honestly his is awesome, I put it in my chicken coop because, UGH the Little Flying Demons are ATROCIOUS! Anyways, the zapper is great because it runs on a timer if you would like or manual. Also, you can unscrew the plate on the bottom if you would like the flies to simply fall to the ground after they had been zapped. Otherwise, you have the option to empty it yourself! I was surprised that the zapper was made out of a plastic material, but it seems durable enough.

Did not hold a charge, very poor to nonexistent recovery charging. Totally useless if not a consistent battery charge available. Do not waste your money.

I chose this for the auto turn on and off feature as well as the extra lights.I was very disappointed when the hanger was not in the box. Luckily my husband is very handy and can create one for it. I haven't had a chance to use it yet so may add more later.

Seems to be working well and the little light show is a bonus.

Good for a light but not a powerful bug zapper. Solar rechargeable aspect does not work and have had to use wall charger. Bugs also fo not fry and bodies stay on grid

The lamp is on but it doesn't attract mosquitoes, they are flying around us and nearby the lamp. After some hours in my patio, the lamp only trapped one little moth. It doesn't really work to repel or kill mosquitoes.

The media could not be loaded. Must say so far my cordless bug zapper has been doing a good job keeping pesky mosquitoes and other bug away from my leisure time on my deck..has some cool features too..like the fact that it's not bound to one location due to electric cord big plus..I recommend it.. my landlady also purchased one for her deck ..happy camper now thank you Joe G...

Well it does get the bugs - when it's on! But the solar is slow to charge and the battery doesn't seem to last through the night. (I have it on day/night). I think for me, it would have to be constantly plugged in to be usefull. Also, on day/night it seems to default simply to the white led.The charger is USB which requires a USB connecter to plug in so I'm hesitant to leave it on outside when the weather is wet.Cleaning it with the little brush is tedious and useless but I can clean it with compressed air.I bought this to hang on my outside shed which doesn't have electric so I guess I'll have to take it down every morning to charge it or put it somewhere else where I can plug it in perminently.It does catch the bugs but I bought to "hang it and forget it" and that doesn't seem to be an option so far.