LiBa Electric Bug Zapper, Outdoor & Indoor Insect Killer with Switch – 4000V Powerful Grid, 20W Extra Brightness IPX4 Waterproof Mosquito Repellent Outdoor, Fly Traps for Backyard Patio

Omgosh where to start?First-- just BUY it!I own and operate a doggy DayCamp and Kennel-free Boarding business out of my home...have for the past 23 years.Normally, flies are just a minor pest and inconvenience. THIS year??? Holy moly, where did they all come from and how do I rid our home of all these flies? THREE separate varieties and I cannot believe how many I was killing every single day.I used window straps-- they FILLED up in 36 hours...I mean they got *packed!!! I used bait-type and they grossly became filled up in several days......the flies were causing me great stress to the point I could not sleep at night...one variety crawled on the floor or landed in the ceiling -- they were not interested at all in the petfood dishes, nor were they interested in the litter boxes from the stray kitties...they drove me nuts...I'd lay in bed at night and look up to see 30 or so on the ceiling and it creeped me out and kept me from sleeping.Another variety was actively interested in the food dishes, so they were picked up -- no free feed for the kittens...Another variety just flew around in circles in a group, like a squadron.We have ZERO idea how come we were hit with flies, there were no maggots, there were no eggs laid...just a ton of flies.After a week of killing flies, I was at my wits end and stressed every day. I did not want to use any type of poison (sprays and the like), because of my animal Guests...we had never seen anything like it in all our years at this residence--thirty years next May.Aaannnnd, our 3 neighbors were being inundated, also!!!I felt like Lord of the Flies, in a very, very bad way.Do-do-do-DOOOOO! 🎺 📯 🎺Enter this lovely indoor ZAPPER from Liba to the rescue! The downside was I had to wait 10 days for delivery, all the while counting down the days as I killed, killed, killed flies!This unit was very well packed and unboxing was quick.The unit came with 2 replacement bulbs - the competition did not and prior to purchasing this unit, I tried looking up replacement bulbs for the competition to see how easy they were to find, and I could not find any!!! So, the fact this unit came with 2 replacement bulbs was a major deciding factor in choosing this unit.So, after unboxing, basically, all you need to do is take it out of the box, ensure the plastic ziptye wasn't laying on the bottom bulb, attach the chain (as I wanted to hang it, but it is also free-standing if you have a safe space curious critters cannot touch), hang it up, plug it in and flip the switch to "on".My first ZAP (which caused me to jump with a start, because it *is* somewhat loud) occurred in less than 30 seconds -- no joke -- and the zapping continued fairly non-stop for the rest of the evening and into the overnight hours!!!I awoke to dramatically less flies🙏🏻 and by day two, the flies were reduced to just a few that I was able to dispatch with my trusty fly swatter.This little zapper saved my sanity. No joke, I was just about over the edge -- all because of flies.I told my neighbors how well this unit works and two of my 3 neighbors have purchased this unit, and THEY are also happy! The 3rd neighbor had a zapper already, but thought it was for mosquitoes only, so set hers up and ta-da! Zap, zap, zap and dead flies!!Thank you Liba for making such an amazing indoor flying insect killer -- it works so well, and you saved my sanityI highly recommend this product and I would definitely purchase this again!Wait, you're still reading??? Just go buy it😋💗☮

I bought the LiBa Bug Zapper about 2 weeks ago and I've got to say that I'm extremely happy with my purchase. The product arrived quickly and in excellent condition. We've had a major issue with flies and mosquitoes getting into the house this summer. We've always had a lot of mosquitoes in Texas but this summer seems worse than usual and, apparently, I'm a mosquito magnet. I felt like I was getting "eaten" alive every night in the house.What's really strange is that we seemed to have had a mosquito infestation in one of our bathrooms this summer. Not sure why this occurred, but I'm guessing that a female mosquito might have laid her eggs in the shower drain. We haven't been using that shower for a month or so since we need to do some repair work, so we've just been using the shower in the other bathroom for now. I would have never believed this was possible, but I can't think of any other reason as to why our bathroom was swarming with baby mosquitoes. Should I mention that this kind of freaked me out?I wasn't sure if you could even get an indoor bug zapper, but I was determined to find something that would kill all of the mosquitoes in our house before they had a chance to bite me. Well, of course, there are quite a few indoor bug zappers available, so I started reading all of the reviews for them. I eventually selected the LiBa Bug Zapper for several reasons - lots of very good reviews from customers, product came with extra bulbs, product had a longer warranty than the other bug zappers I was considering, and I noticed some customers had stated that the company's customer service was excellent. That's all I needed to know.So, did this product solve my mosquito infestation in the bathroom since these were baby mosquitoes and really small? Absolutely!! I placed the bug zapper in the room for a couple of days and just left the door shut. LOL! There was a bunch of zapping going on that 1st night and I smiled each time I heard the zapping sound. I heard some zapping the 2nd night, but it was considerably less than that 1st night. I then proceeded to move the bug zapper to other rooms and let it clear out any mosquitoes and flies.I now have the zapper in one of our rooms that has a doggy door. It's on a table about 10 feet from the door and every once in a while you'll hear a zap. Love that sound! I'm guessing that the doggy door is the primary entry way for mosquitoes and flies.I remember reading a customer review that the zapping sound disturbed one of her dogs, so I was worried about that. We have a dog that has an anxious personality. What's interesting is that the zapping sound didn't bother her when I was using the bug zapper to clear the house of mosquitoes, but when I moved it to the room where we have a doggy door, the bug zapper went off several times when she was coming back into the house. Now our dog is a little cautious going thru her doggy door. I definitely understand that, so I'm working with her to ease her anxiety.I do wish that the power cord was longer but I also noticed that the cord on some competitors products was about the same length. It is a little inconvenient to have to use an extension cord but I can live with that. The zapping sound is kind of loud and it has spooked me a few times when I was near the unit, but, overall, that sound gives me a lot of satisfaction.Sorry this review is kind of long, but I'm very impressed with the product. Before I got this bug zapper, I would always wear jeans, a long sleeve shirt and socks to try and keep the mosquitoes from biting me. When I was on the sofa, I would cover as much of my body as I could with a light blanket since the mosquitoes seemed to be very good at finding any exposed skin. Boy, having to live like that is almost unbearable considering how hot it gets in Texas. As I write this review, I'm happily wearing shorts and a t-shirt and NOT being attacked by mosquitoes. Life is so good now!

It zapped a fruit fly almost immediately after I turned it on, followed by a couple more within a few minutes. Pop! I've been trying to find a solution to these seasonal fruit flies for quite a while. Tried all the traps and tricks. LED traps didn't work well. They kept coming back. I was skeptical about this because it seemed suited for larger insects. Apparently there is enough voltage on the grids that even something as small as a fruit fly will cause it to zap. Be prepared for a POP when something flies into it. The glow of the fluorescent tubes is a pleasant light blue. The unit can sit on a flat surface or hang from a chain that comes with it. The box also includes two extra fluorescent tubes. The power cord is about 5 feet long. The unit doesn't make any noise except the POP when something flies in. The pop sound is unavoidable in any functioning zapper. There is a small tray in the bottom that catches the zapped bugs. The tray is removable for cleaning. Nice appearance. Note: This is not a toy, so warn the kids or place it out of reach. The high voltage grid is well protected, but you wouldn't want someone to stick something through the screen. The voltage wouldn't kill anyone, but it would be painful. Works especially well if the room is dark or dim because bugs are attracted to the blue glow. The fluorescent tube lights work better for attracting insects than the LED models. Tried an LED zapper but the insects just didn't seem attracted to it. They fly right to this unit. This is for indoor use. Works best if there isn't a breeze, such as a fan that might blow the insects away from it. Still air is best. I am very pleased with this and relieved to finally find a solution to little fruit flies and mosquitoes.