2-in-1 Solar Bug Zapper & Motion Sensor LED Light - UV Mosquito Killer

Fabian List: The motion detection and light function is neat and the lamps a plenty bright. That's now everything I'm using them for, the UV function didn't really attract anything and the metal bars for zapping are too far apart and too weak to kill the few insects that visit.

United States on Nov 22, 2022

Annie Body: These zappers are awesome for getting the little flying biting things trying to get you. They are non intrusive and add a nice light purple glow, with a surprisingly nice out glow design to, bonus! Love that they can be easily hung pretty much anywhere with the added little eye-hook at the top, I unfortunately drop one and broke it of, thanks kitties, still works so I'm happy, and lets me know that the product is nice and hardy too. From my experience, I am expecting them to have a nice long life.

These also have the awesome motion light option too, it's a real nifty product for sure, I'd have no reservation in recommending this product to others, with pleasure.

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United States on Nov 10, 2022

Amazon Customer: Have had it 2 nights so far, both close to each other. 3 mosquitoes the first night and a moth and another bug the second night.
It is solar powered, but you have to turn it on.

I can't make the motion sensor work yet.
It says to press the button once for light, twice for zapper, 3 times for motion sensor and zapper. Tried to get motion sensor and zapper to work multiple times, but I only wanted it for the zapper anyway. I dont like that it needs to be turned on, but we all need to be turned on once in a while.

United States on Sep 14, 2022

Christopher A. Blanchard: Very effective for killing Mosquitoes and Gnats, and very small bugs. The unit comes with multiple mounting option, making it perfect to discretely place so it does not become the center piece. While some have stated that the amount of time it lasts on a charge is 12 hours, I have found it to be more like 8-10 depending on the sunlight from the day before, however, I do not find this as a concern because I am rarely on our patio at 3-5am when it dies, so I really don't see that as a negative. Please also bare in mind, that this is a small unit and is not intended to get larger bugs like flies, wasps and larger insects, so it can not be fairly compared to them. This unit is especially effective if you have a balcony on your house, as it functions as both and outside light and a bug zapper.

United States on Aug 21, 2022

SuperdogSuperdog: I bought these zappers for indoor mosquito control and used mode 2 (two clicks on button). They only last about 12 hours on a charge. After draining the batteries I placed them on a charger which revealed that they have a 1000 mAh capacity (pictured). The solar panel only outputs 80 mA so if mounted outside it would need 12.5 hours of full sun to fully recharge.

I like the idea behind these; not too many zappers run on batteries giving the ability to hang them anywhere. I purchased a 2600 mAh battery that did much better on run time giving me 36 hours. However, by the time I bought new batteries and a charger, I was up to $100 blown on these zappers.

After a week of use there was no evidence of anything zapped. A simple glue board placed near a light has performed much better for a fraction of the cost.

United States on Jun 12, 2022