Huntingood Electric Mosquito Insect Killer/Bug Zapper with 360 Degrees LED Trap Lamp for Indoor(Black)

I followed all directions carefully. We had a bad mosquito infestation, but the machine did not attract or catch one mosquito. We on the other hand were bitten repeatedly while the machine was running. I ran it several days and nights in a row and nothing. Plus the light and noise next to the bed kept us awake. I do not recommend this machine and am sorryI paid for it.

All fake reviews. Plugged in for over a week and not one dead mosquito. Not one. I killed more with my hands. Beware! Gimmick!

It advertises as attracting and catching mosquitos. It does not. We placed on a patio overnight where there are literally swarms of mosquitoes, in the morning I found only one mosquito in the trap. It is good for other small, flying insects and I’d rate it 4 if that was the intended use. However, It is advertised as catching mosquitoes. Therefore, the poor review.

At first the fan sound was soft but after a couple of weeks you can barely hear the fan turning. First week no mosquitoes were pulled in and there are a lot around here. The second week only these other types of very tiny flying bugs but not that many were caught. I think the fan stopped working after three weeks because nothing else was caught and you can no longer hear the fan. Easy to use only because you just plug it in; not complicated. I would not recommend this product because it no longer works.

I made a hanger from Paracord, and hung it in our small chicken coop/tractor. It catches SO many mosquitoes in there! I don't know how well it works in a larger space. Between this and some screening that I added to the coop windows, our hens can sleep during Florida summers again. Window screens alone still allowed in 25-50 mosquitoes per night through other ventilation areas. This small thing gets most of the mosquitoes who get in. I had a Hausbell model, but the plastic deteriorated after a year of use. That one was easier to clean, and felt a little sturdier. However I don't like their new design, with a built in "zapper" to use in my coop. This one is designed in a way that more mosquitoes get stuck inside the fan area, so I've removed screws and taken it FULLY apart a few times to clean them out with a brush and shop vac. I also used a drop off sewing machine oil in the moving area of the fan blade, which quieted the noise right down.So, it is very effective at capturing mosquitoes in a chicken tractor/coop. This one was priced at $15 when I got it, which seems fair. I do expect to replace it next year. The quality/design is pretty crappy, but it captures mosquitoes just fine. So, I'm happy, but do think the quality and design (especially the way dead mosquitoes get stuck in the fan area) can stand for improvement.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Se descompuso muy rápido, al parpadear no prende el abanico interno y no atrae ningún mosquito o bobitoPero aun así sin fallar, no tiene la fuerza para atrapar nada!

The suction is weak.. I think flies go in just out of curiosity then get stuck to the FLY PAPER ..Literally saw a few sitting on the grate so the fan is not sucking them in but i don’t hate this thing.. and other than the weak suction the machine is built sturdy. It did catch about 15-20 gnats on the fly paper so maybe it’s doing something. Can’t say I absolutely LOVE its efficiency but I don’t hate it either.. if the fan suction was better this thing would be the bees knees!! :)

We got this trap in order to capture a few mosquitos that have been living inside our house. It didn't catch any of the mosquitos after a month of use. It will catch other small flying insects which you are probably not aware of them."Bug Zapper" I don't think this trap actually zaps bugs. It uses small fan and a glue pad to catch the bugs.Also, it is cheaply constructed. The plastic is very thin and will probably break if dropped upon a concrete surface.

Edit, no longer thing it works.IMO It's not very quiet. I'm sure the fan's noise it makes would bother a lot of people if they're in the same room with it. In terms of whether it works or not, I think it does but it's something you have to 'leave on' and have it running all the time, like an air purifier. Since it makes noise leaving it on is a compromise. So it's not like a bug zapper in that sense. Don't regret purchase but wouldn't buy another one. I don't think this is suitable it you wanna sleep in the same room.