Buzbug Electric Fly Swatter, Foldable Fly Killer Electric Mosquito Swatter USB-C Rechargeable Bug Zapper Racket for Home Indoor and Outdoor Large Surface Fly Zapper Racket with 3-layer Dense MeshClimatePartner certified

Always been pleased with performance - easy to charge & use!Better than flypaper, & will also deal with those Clothes moth species, eg Brown House Moth, attracted to light, particularly when left in a stationary position, switched on after dusk. Versatile, as can be used in a way to 'stun' flies - if preferred - as well as 'zap', making it easier to dispose of alive outside whilst 'groggy' before they normally recover.But, definitely agree with the observation of a lot more flies than usual this year in UK!

The media could not be loaded. Best fly squat/zapper ive ever bought. Charge lasts for ages & it zaps flies & wasps instantly with a big spark and pop. Charges easily & it is well built.

A few months ago, I tried two highly rated electric fly zappers from different brands. Neither attracted houseflies, so I returned them for refunds. They claim to use UV technology, but I suspect they’re better for attracting mosquitoes. Living in the UK, my main issue is houseflies. As a last resort, I decided to try this one.My first impression of the product was its good build quality. It feels robust, nicely designed and well-finished. When it arrived, there was a housefly in my home, so I gave it a try.The sliding switch on the side of the handle has three positions:- Off (lower),- Ready (middle position, green light comes on, then activated by the spring-loaded round button which then brings on the red light while keeping it pressed)- Permanently on (higher position, brings on a blue-lit web design).You can use it as a swatter or fold the handle 90° to stand it upright on a flat surface. I opted to use it as a swatter and with satisfaction caught the housefly surprisingly quickly. I was pleased with it’s effectiveness, compared to my previous fly killers.Regarding noise levels, when a fly touches the electric mesh, it makes a loud cracking sound for an instant, which can be startling the first time. However, it remains silent when switched on without any action.Since then, I’ve caught several flies with it. While it doesn’t always kill on the first touch—sometimes requiring a second attempt—usually the first strike is enough.I know that catching flies isn’t easy because they move so fast, but this device is much better than my previous stationary types. With this at least I can actively chase the flies instead of just waiting for them to come to a device that never attracted them anyway.Pros:• Good build quality and design.• Effectiveness and ease of use to do its job.• Quite fast charging and good battery life.Cons:• Not cheap.• Cracking sound on fly contact.• Blue light does not, and is not claimed to attract flies.• Can result in a mild shock if the mesh is touched (this happened to me).Overall, I think this offers reasonable value for money and I’m definitely glad I bought it. I’m giving it four stars rather than five only because, while it’s better than my previous purchases, this still requires effort, and doesn’t attract flies to it. That said, for what it is, I’m happy to recommend it.I hope this review was helpful

This year for some reason UK is overwhelmed with flies. They're driving us crazy, so I decided to fight back. I am using:sticky tapes - they work very well, but you have to find a good place for them and they take their time. Above kitchen sink works best for me.Fluorescent UV light with zapper (commercial size) - works slow and its OK."Worlds best fly trap" from Amazon - placed outside, caught thousands of flies in the last month. But its for outside use only. (It really stinks!)I don't use fly spray, as the way I see it if it kills flies, it's probably not very healthy for me or my family.I've ordered Bug-a-salt gun, the original. It's coming tomorrow, so I can't comment on this.This zapper I'm writing a review for, arrived few hours ago and it really impressed me. I've had similar ones before, but they were very meh. Things are getting a bit desperate with the amount of flies we're getting so I thought I'll try one that's a bit more expensive and I have to say, I'm not disappointed. 9 flies killed in just over five minutes. Works very well. A tip to all fly hunters, who may end up whacking this thing on everything else apart from flies. You need to aim with it just above where the fly is. Aim for where the fly will be the moment you swing this zapper. Good luck. Highly recommended!

the best toy in town!I have never enjoyed chasing flies and mosquitoes so much! this is so good that word has spread in the insect world and nothing come near any more!kills instantly . nothing can go through the net. 1000 times better than the ones that have a single layer of parallel wires.The battery lasts for ever! I was using it for almost one year with the charge that had out of the box!The most amazing bug killer you can ever have!!

Have had two other battery powered fly zappers previously but they were both flimsy affairs and though they did deliver an audible shock to flies, the wee beasties would at times get up ready for another bout.The two cheap flimsy ones didn't wear well. One came apart in mid-air, the other shattered when I hit furniture on a follow-through swing.Having had a sudden influx of flies I became fed up cleaning newspaper ink and fly squish smears from the walls so sent for this gadget.It only arrived today but boy, it's the most satisfying £15 I've spent in a long time.Getting a clean strike isn't always so easy but when this bat connects it does so with sudden deadly effect. There's a vivid flash and a loud explosive crack and the fly's a goner.The hunt becomes quite addictive and I must admit to being a bit worried at the ease with which I've slipped into the role of obsessive death-dealer.With a good supply of flies, a new popular party game is assured.Go ahead fly punk, make my day........