Rechargeable Electric Bug Zapper Racket - Zap Away Insects Instantly!

wade tower: safety screen and plastic logo just get in the way. as often as not the buzzing culprit just hits the safety screen and buzzes off to the next buffet. I will be taking my wire cutters and fixing this issue.

Canada on Sep 29, 2023

Jeremy A Bryant: I've used other rackets like this in the past and was very happy with how well and easy it was to kill mosquitoes. I saw a good deal on these 2 racquets and regret not at least getting the size above these. These are so small that it is much harder to use effectively. In addition to that, I've seen mosquitoes go through this racquet and not get zapped. Not sure what that's about but I even had one land on my arm, placed the racquet on top of it, and watched it escape through the racquet. In a period of time where mosquitoes were most prevalent, I only got 3 kills. I'm sure the size of the racquet has a lot to do with that, but small mosquitoes seem to go through unscathed.

We haven't had much rain in months now and the mosquitoes have died down. Will revisit on this review if my opinion changes on it.

United States on Sep 27, 2023

Matt Batt: Over the years we've tried several different electric fly swatter rackets. I even bought the most expensive one available thinking 'you-get-what-you-pay-for'. Sadly, it wasn't any better than the mid-priced ones. These ones are way more affordable and they work great! We had a fruit-fly situation in the kitchen and these rackets get them easily with a satisfying zapping sound. I am not disappointed in these rackets.

United States on Sep 08, 2023

Amazon Customer: Unfortunately our back yard is a magnet for mosquitoes. These rackets are so awesomely satisfying to hear the zap and know you got those pesky bugs. Flies are harder to get and have to actually work for them, but these rackets work equally well on them. I’ve even taken down a couple wasps with them. This is actually my second purchase of these. We often leave them out on the back patio and the kids whack them into things and after a few years they got a little beat up. The rechargeable aspect is pretty awesome as well.

United States on Sep 02, 2023

Julius Irving: La batería carga de manera correcta, el problema es que el botón que activa la descarga mata-mosquitos al principio funciona bien pero con el tiempo deja de funcionar.
Una pena, el producto es bueno, pero queda inútil al poco tiempo.

Mexico on Aug 14, 2023

tessamalk: This is super easy to use - charging is easy when the battery runs out. Turn it on, hold the button down, and swat the bugs. The ZAP! and blue spark is very cathartic! That said, it usually takes us more than one swat/zap to kill regular house flies so it's not as effective as I'd have liked. We did kill a large wasp with it -- that was probably four "zaps" but it was better than using bug spray in the house!

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Derek: Two bug zappers are in this order. The zapper is 19" long and the wire part is roughly 9" x 8". I own two other brand zappers. This is about the same size as the others. I would only get this size, the smaller size would not be as useful.

There is a switch that you need to turn on first then another switch to press on to activate the zapper. I guess a good safety way but the main switch is really not needed. This model has a built in flash light. It is not very useful. Too small of a light. Seems like I'm accidentally turning it on often. Would be better without the flashlight.

I would say the zap potential is about equal to other zappers. This one sounds sparky but it doesn't zap any better. It will knock a normal house fly down but not kill it. The fly will get back up and fly away in a minute or so. However i think the zap given depends on what touches the metal screen. In the case of a live fly the wings are the part that gets the zap. I believe if the body of the fly touched the screen it would kill the fly on contact. But that rarely happens. With yellow jackets or wasps the same story, the wings get zapped and it only knocks...

United States on Nov 05, 2021