Elechome Bug Zapper - Electric Solar Mosquito Killer for Indoor and Outdoor Pest Control

Angela: Love that the light isnt super bright & bugs are still instantly attracted towards it. The flashlight feature is super useful when outdoors in the evenings.

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Jared Goodson: This item does not attract the bugs like I thought it should. It works good as a camping lantern, but that’s about it. With that said, this company was very attentive to our concerns and have, without asking, refunded our money and given us a gift card. My hope is that they can figure out the issue and fix it. Thanks again for being so willing to fix the issue!
Jared

United States on Jul 30, 2023

Troy: The lamp is handy with variable light settings. It does work and kills mosquitos, but not quite as effective as the full power plug in zapper I have. The insect mode lasts all night with a full charge but most of day in sun for solar charging is not very effective and it still takes another 2 hours on the usb charger to complete charging. There is a light indicator when charging (red) or fully charged (blue). USB charging only with no solar takes 2.5 - 3 hours for full charge.

United States on Jul 13, 2023

Cate Cameron: Not happy with this purchase, sorry it doesn’t seem to work well.

Australia on Jan 18, 2023

Chandler: I've been on a quest to only buy new portable devices that charge via USB-C. It's been over 7 years now and I've amassed many devices and chargers, so I was excited to add another to the list with this bug zapper.

Unfortunately, this only works with USB-A to USB-C cables. My quest to charge all the devices with one USB-C cable has now hit a snag. If you have an actual USB-C brick, and consequently a cable with USB-C on both ends, nothing will happen.

I tested with multiple bricks and cables, and the one constant was a USB-A brick with a USB-A to USB-C cable is the only thing that would charge this.

Ok so it needs a bandaid cable to charge, what else isn't so good with this?

There's no tray to catch the bugs once they're zapped. Might seem like a good thing since there's no tray to clean, except you won't want to let this thing sway around if you hang it somewhere like inside your tent. All those bugs you zapped over the 5ish hour battery life might come down raining onto your sleeping bag, or worse inside your mouth.

Enough of the bad, there's some good. The control buttons are sturdy and well labelled. The lamp is plenty bright, and the zapper...

United States on Nov 03, 2022

Alie Williams: I've had this for over a month & it's probably only killed 4 bugs. We live near a paddock for horses, cows & sheep so we have flies around our house like crazy.
I wanted to try the solar option since our outdoor electric sockets aren't close to our outdoor patio or doors. It just doesn't work the way it should. Even if it's out in bright sun for days it turns itself off, the bugs don't seem to be attracted to the light so I'd call it a fail. I pretty much use it for the flashlight when I take the trash out at night.
Update:
One night I left the zapper part on just for giggles & the next morning it was absolutely full of bugs! I was shocked. So I kept testing it in different places and found it really is up to ambient light.
If it's bright daylight the bugs aren't going to care about the zapper. Indoors it totally took care of the flies that come in with us & bother my guinea pigs. Fruit flies from bananas are gone too. It's just best to use in dim or full dark. Is that something other people knew and I didn't? I thought they'd see the light differently and be attracted to it no matter the ambient light.
OK so I've learned and now I appreciate this...

United States on Jul 26, 2021