imirror Bug Zapper, 2 in 1 Rechargeable Electric Fly Swatter, Mosquito Swatter for Indoor and Outdoor

There is a major problem with the design of this product. There is too much light in the base. As long as it is standing on the base, it will fall over in "bug light" mode in any wind. Duct tape or Velcro can be used for an easy fix. Add more or heavier weight to the base.

Novalee Stevenson

| Nov 23, 2020

As we live in the country and have dogs and kids in the house, gnats are a constant problem for us. The little flies keep pestering us, regardless of our attempts to spray and trap them. In a viral video of all things, I saw this gadget, so I thought I'd give it a try if for no other reason than novelty. All was well packed and came on time, as you'd expect from Amazon. After the Imirror zapper was plugged in for the first time, it was going crazy popping and zapping! They were drawn to it when it was placed in a dark room due to its built-in light. My bug zapper was no longer working the next morning, because there were no gnats in the room. All of them committed suicide as a result of night it went to the kitchen and got the same results. All the gnats disappeared. Despite years of trying to get rid of these pests from my house by waving them away from me, I'll admit, I from time to time giggle when we hear a zap. Although it is shaped like a tennis racket, its quality is not equal to that of a tennis racket, so if it breaks while you swing it at a fly, you will have to take full responsibility. There is some light plastic to this onslaught shooter, but it is a well-assembled camera and the battery lasts a few hours depending on how much you kill. the end, it was a good use of $39, since it was a bit pricey. In addition to its ability to kill flying bugs while avoiding the use of insecticide, this device offers some gross entertainment. The next time I need one, I'd buy it again.

Jayceon Small

| Oct 12, 2020

OK, here are the pros The lightweight nature of the product. 2) The fact that it The inner net hits Fruit, Drain, Moths, or house flies when they enter. A distinctive pop can be heard from the ZAPP surface. 3) The blue light wave frequency actually attracts In my experience, the best solution is to place a basic apple cider vinegar fly trap near the fly swatter. I have been using it for about 10 days now, and so far it seems to hold up well.
*Cons 1. The main concern would be battery life, but let me clarify why it would be a con. Please note - In my experience, I usually leave it on the base 90% of the time, but I suppose it would be convenient to pick it up If you leave it in another room with one or three flies overnight, it will zap them. As of right now, the swatter would run out of power after about 20 minutes In addition to my first con, I encountered a second one as well. It seems odd that the range would be odd, but the moment the battery goes low, it is less so. What appears to be trickle charging begins on the device. Once it reaches a certain threshold, it will charge slowly for a period of time, then quickly. In order to maintain the power cells of car batteries, the process is the same as that of raising a horse's blood. Furthermore, the indicator light will not work until the swatter is picked up and placed back on the charging base after it has been off for 2 minutes. After the drain is complete, wait 3 minutes.

Similar to Tip To charge the device for at least 30 minutes, I suggest you plug it in for at least 60 seconds Change to Mode 3 for 1 hour then back to Mode 1. In order to charge it from a drained state, I have been leaving mode 3 on. It takes much longer to get adequate lumen output, but for a much longer period. The ZAP! Finally, the end! My big brother is always happy to see me jump when a fly accidentally meets its ends. Honestly, I think it actually scares off some flies from the blue zapper and increases the time until another one builds up enough courage to approach the zapper. The area is again well lit.

Similar to Tip You'll need to get rid of them if you have an urgent case of fruit flies or one keeps trying to distract you while you work at Make your way through the suckers actively by chasing and zapping them. You need to touch them for this to work, and they fall to the ground. It took me 3 days to notice a difference after doing this three times a day for 15 minutes every morning. Please note PS- I would be happy to answer any questions you may have. It is uncommon for me to get involved with writing product reviews, but when a product actually solves a pressing problem, I feel obligated to relay that information to others who may be searching for the same thing.

Kiana Howard

| Feb 25, 2021

It is advisable to buy your own power cord and power block. As a first point, this works. The only issue is that they did not send a POWER BLOCK with the phone, so an Old USB Phone Power Block will be In addition, they had a bad charger, a bad charger cable and a bad racket. Nevertheless, the Charge Cords in my experience have been defective, as in bad. This happened with me two out of three If your racket does not seem to charge, I would recommend that you get a different Micro USB Charge Cord and Power Block. You DO NOT have to force the white USB cord into the charging base for the Bug Zapper, for it seems the provided cord is defective, and ruins the charging port. Secondly, there is a process of turning on, then off, then slowly clicking to charge. Once it starts charging, it starts to charge. In my experience, it is not worth the $36. Once started, it makes a decent stand-alone ACTIVE Bug Zapper in Charger Stand or can be used as a portable bug zapper with the trigger activated when the power switch is in the middle position. Everyone agrees that it was a very loud pop, with a ZAP. It is important for you to remember that the power cable included in the package is BAD KITTY, NOT BUENO, NOT GOOD, and do not FORCE it into the charger base, And a proper charging block, and you are in business. We have reached the end.

Janiyah METCALFE

| Jan 15, 2021

It's fun to play with this. It is an attractive air purifier that I purchase to use occasionally at work for the occasional fly that comes around. Battery operated ones have been around for a long time. Instead of just slapping them, I like this better. The tennis racket is about the size and weight of a junior tennis racket but it's much lighter. Flys and even gnats of all sizes can be taken care of with it. When I wave the leaves in the air they spark up like little lights. Having not had to charge it since about a month ago, I haven't had to charge it since then. While it is nice to have it on all the time, I do not tend to leave it on all the time because the UV glow is nice, and I can't just swing and splat the fly like I used to easily. You have to be a little more skilled at it. However, once you get one up in the air, you will be able to tell. There will be a crackle, pop, and snap. You will smell the burning of the fly if you keep going. In the past, I have just tapped it over the trash and I have not had any problems with them sticking. It includes a charger stand and base so if you want to use the charger and leave it on to attract insects, you can do A key point to remember is that the charging base is required. A connection to the base can be made using contacts. Unlike a desktop computer, the swatter cannot just be plugged into a USB port.

Emery FRASER

| Jun 28, 2021