Rodent Repellent Ultrasonic Plug in, Mouse Repeller Indoor, Electronic Rodent Deterrent, Rat and Squirrel Control Device, Home Garage Kitchen Attic

So far, so good with this ultrasonic rodent repeller. I picked it up hoping to deal with some mystery noises coming from my attic—and while I haven’t caught any culprits in the act, the late-night scratching has definitely quieted down.Setup is as simple as plugging it in and choosing a mode. and it also have LED light. I’ve been running it mostly on the ultrasonic + pressure wave combo, and I think it’s doing its job. I like that it’s chemical-free and doesn’t require traps or bait—just plug and play.I put it near the basement entrance, and it seems to be covering the space well. No unpleasant buzzing sounds, and it’s safe for pets—I have a dog and he hasn’t reacted to it at all, which is something I was worried about.It says you’ll start seeing results in about 2-3 weeks, and I’m about two weeks in with less evidence of critters than before. I’ll keep monitoring, but as of now, it’s doing what I hoped: keeping things out without having to handle the gross stuff.If you’re looking for an easy, hands-off way and good functionality to deter rodents or other pests indoors, this is a solid option. Just give it a little time to kick in. Totally worth the money.

We’ve had a few unwanted visitors in the garage lately—mice—and I wanted to try something less messy than traps or poison. I plugged in this little ultrasonic repellent a couple of weeks ago, and so far, I haven’t seen or heard any critters since. It was super easy to set up—just plug and go—and the flashing light gives me peace of mind that it’s actually working.What I like most is that it’s quiet and discreet. There’s no smell, no weird noise. It has a few different modes, so I’ve been switching it up every few days as the instructions suggested. Supposedly it messes with the rodents’ nervous systems enough to make them want to leave.It won’t bother pets or people. Just be aware that it’s meant for indoor use, and you’ll want to give it a couple of weeks to really see results. Overall, if you’re dealing with mice or squirrels in the attic, basement, or garage, this is a clean, low-cost solution worth trying.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve only been using this ultrasonic rodent repeller for little over a week, but I’m honestly impressed so far. We’ve had an issue with mice in the attic and occasionally hearing scurrying in the garage walls. I wanted something chemical-free and pet-safe since we have a dog, and this seemed like a good option.Setup was super straightforward. I plugged it into an open outlet in the garage and followed the instructions on the box. You press the power button to turn it on, then press the mode button to switch between different wave types—ultrasonic, pressure wave, electromagnetic, and flashing light. I started with just the ultrasonic mode for the first few days, then switched to cycle through the modes after reading that mixing it up can be more effective. The lights do flash in some modes, so I placed it in a spot that’s not too visible so it wouldn’t be distracting at night.What’s really surprised me is how quickly it seems to be working. Within the first few days, I heard a lot less movement in the walls.I do plan to keep it plugged in full-time, since the instructions said results can keep improving over 2–4 weeks and continuous use helps prevent pests from returning. It’s a low-effort, no-mess solution so far, and I’m glad I gave it a try.

This ultrasonic rodent repeller is equipped with 4 ultrasonic speakers and 1 pulse speaker, which repel mice, squirrels, bats, cockroaches, etc., by interfering with their hearing, disrupting brain memory, and stimulating the nervous system. It's very easy to operate—just plug it in and use it. It features three wave modes: ultrasonic, pressure, and electromagnetic waves, along with a flashing light mode. You can switch between the different modes according to your needs.

I decided to give this repellent a try after spotting a few unwanted visitors, and I’m really glad I did. It was super easy to set up—just plug it in and let it do its thing. I had it on my back porch, with it covering 360°, I don’t have to worry about missing any corners, and the ultrasonic sound is completely silent to me but clearly effective to small animals. After a few days, I noticed way less activity, and it feels like the problem is under control now. No more raccoons or squirrels coming around to mess up my back garden. Most effective are the mouse, I saw them scurrying around trying to find a new place to hide.

This rodent repeller looks like a little robot, which makes it kind of cute sitting in the room. Once plugged in, it sends out ultrasonic waves that cover the whole space, so I don’t need to place one in every corner. It also works silently, unlike the old style ones that make annoying sounds. I can even keep it on at night without it affecting my sleep. It’s both useful and adds a nice touch to the room.

In the past, every time I went into the utility room, I would see rats running around, which made me a little scared to tidy up. After trying this ultrasonic insect repellent, the utility room became much quieter, and the rodents and other bugs were gone. The ultrasound + pressure wave mode is very powerful, and without any harsh noise, it is very quiet to use. Every time I go to the utility room to tidy up things, I no longer worry about small animals appearing in front of me, which is really worry-free

100/100We have these out in our barn and over the past 6 months or so have noticed a definite drop in rodent activity. It's down to almost -0- activity which in a barn is really saying something. THIS is our third unit and it's going in the kitchen in the house. We don't have a rodent problem in the house, but THIS should prevent anything from becoming a problem.I normally wouldn't use something like this but having seen real effects from the two in the barn, I'm hoping this does it's job.Ultimately, is it worth the price? YES