imiror 2-in-1 Electric Fly Swatter and Bug Zapper Racket

Timothy Koontz: These work great. Very powerful and keeps a charge for a long time. We love them great for Garden Spiders also. Have killed many Black Widow Spiders.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

Cliente de Amazon: Dejo de cargar despues de unos meses, maximo alcance a matar 10 mosquitos.

Abri la raqueta para revisar y parte del circuito tiene corrosion, lastima por que es muy bonita y util.

Mexico on Nov 15, 2023

Nara A: Value for money

United States on Nov 02, 2023

MarkV: It comes with a USB cable but doesn't come with a wall adapter, so you'll need to provide your own. It gets quite warm when plugged in and left on in mode 2 (light mode). It's not the greatest construction quality. Some of the reviewers left comments suggesting it was something out of the ordinary, but it's not -- it's typical Chinese construction. I've only had it for about a month so I don't know how it performs long-term, but so far it's been working well. Bugs really do seem to be attracted to the light. I get mosquitoes trapped in my garage and I leave it on in there for bit and it will kill them all within a half hour. I've used it in racket mode too and that also works well. If you were looking to buy one I would recommend this one. It's not perfect and it could be better but it's probably better than most.

United States on Oct 15, 2023

Bret: These things POP, people have noticed they have a little more juice in them than other older models so be prepared for that! They have taken out several flies already and work great for that

Overall, the racket does feel somewhat big and bulky, and the squeeze activation on the handle isn’t my favourite but it works

Canada on Sep 26, 2023

xavierOnasis: I didn't want to like this product (more on that later), but I have come to really like it. Here in Germany we leave doors and windows open in the Summer because, well, no air conditioning. So, bugs can fly in. We leaving this device plugged in all day and it occasionally draws in on of the bugs and disposes of it. Or, if we can one flying around, we can take it out of its charging cradle and zap it. It does its job very well. Under other circumstances I would give it 5 stars.

So, you might wonder why I would only give it 3 stars. Well, the order I made was for two. When the package arrived there was only one in it. This was irritating, so I made arrangements to send it back. No problem -- Amazon did the right thing and sent all of the appropriate information for me to print and deliver to the post office here. But, when I went there I learned that I would have to pay part of the shipment, and the insurance for the shipment would have cost more than the product. So, I decided just to keep it.

I like this thing well enough that, under different circumstances, I'd order another. But, having been cheated once, I don't want to trust these people again.

Germany on Sep 16, 2023

Vahe Sargsyan: The buzz is functioning perfect against mosquitos and flies.

Canada on Sep 13, 2023

Juan Carlos Robles Gil Torres: Su funcionamiento es eficiente. La carga dura bastante. El pedestal muy practico

Mexico on Aug 20, 2023

Tattoo_mom1: After reading the reviews I was a little hesitant to purchase BUT so glad I did! Sturdy charging base, long life battery AND works amazing! Very easy to use, no assembly and actually fun to use! So far I have been able to take out some lantern flies, stink bugs, Nats, flies, mud hornets and other flying pests! Oh, and hearing that ever so satisfying ZAP!
5 Star recommend!!

United States on Aug 11, 2023

BagelzBagelz: Ok Pros:
1) Lightweight
2) It actually works. - Moment Fruit, Drain, Moths, or house flies hit the inner net. They're ZAPPed with a distinctive pop
3) The blue light wave frequency actually does attract insects. However, I found that placing a basic apple cider vinegar fly trap near the swatter helps out more.
4) I've used for about 10 days now, and it seems durable

Cons:
1) The Main con would be battery life but let me explain why in further detail.
- I personally leave it on the base 90% of the time. But it would be convenient to pick up the racket charged. Place in another room with 1 or 3 flies and leave overnight to zap them while you sleep. However, currently, the swatter would die in about 20-45min from my experience, which brings me to my 2nd con.

2) I understand that range is odd, but the moment the battery gets low. The device begins to what appears to be, trickle charge. Where it will charge slowly for some time then quickly once it has reached a certain threshold. Car batteries are revived the same way, to maintain power cell integrity. Additionally, the indicator light won't work until the swatter is picked up and placed back on the...

United States on Nov 14, 2020