Fly Zapper, Fly Killer 20W UV 2200V High Powered, Mosquito Killer Lamp with Metal Chain, Fly Zapper Electric Indoor Bug Zapper, Insect Killer for Garden Home Kitchen Indoor/Outdoor

Can't believe how good this is. Indoors and outdoors bye bye mosquitos.

This is brilliant, conservatory now free of all flying insects. The "ZAP" is quite loud when a Insect is caught and does feel a bit cruel when it goes off, however we can now have a snack without being inundated with flies, flying ants ect. Only one negative, could not put it high on wall as the lead is extremely short

good product, makes some huge loud cracking sounds blowing flys and mosquito body bits to pieces. it does get a bit warm on the power supply side though. not sure how long it will last

Please how does this work? I bought this because of some annoying flies flying around my house. It’s been on for more than 6 hours and flies are just hovering around without it killing a single one. I guess I’d just return it. It’s Not working except I’m not doing something right.

I love the way it burns off the legs of those disgusting flies. Their initial shock when they first bump into it is interesting to watch. There were days in summer that I just opened my kitchen windows just to watch the shocking show.

Very impressive zapping the flys before they leave eggs on my pets food..hardly see them buzzing around only the sound of them being zap..sounds like a little firework should've bought along time ago ☆☆☆☆☆

Cool light, satisfying crack, dead fly, problem solved

Not sure what to make of it. I’ve had it in in the kitchen at night because there seems to be little gnats flying around and I keep being bitten! I’ve heard it zap like which is as loud as a lightening strike and needless to say I jumped out of my skin! Excitedly I checked the following morning and there was nothing in the tray. I can still see some gnats which are being kept at bay with the tennis racket style zapper in the day. I’m not entirely sore this product works on tiny flying things, at best I think they use it as a side-on trampoline. So I guess it’s down to the old fashioned method of apple cider vinegar, sugar and dish soap in a bowl.