ASPECTEK Powerful 20W Electronic Indoor Insect Killer, Bug Zapper, Fly Zapper, Mosquito Killer-Indoor Use Including Free 2 Pack Replacement Bulbs

Due to some ancient tribal curse, I live in a wooded area where I attract an amazing number of insects--that is, in spite of the fact that my house is in a fairly wooded area. Mosquitoes of all sizes and kinds, gnats, moths, little things I don't dare to name - I was swarming with flies every day. There's no way I know how all this happens, but it does. The Aspectek bugzapper is the product that I purchased a couple of weeks ago to declare war. There was some consideration given to its loudness in certain reviewers' notes. It does indeed send a pitiless bug to the hereafter when it imparts its rough justice. The earpiece makes a piercing "pop," which can be startling at times This pop is yet another victory over unremitting, malevolent flying invaders, and whatever startling sensation may accompany this, is allayed by the satisfaction of knowing that another pernicious bug has been slain. Also, the execution chamber is easy to keep There are a few items here - it's pretty big - To attract the little b**stards, there should be more surface area. There is however one downside I see so far, which is that there are noises everywhere. As opposed to being constantly hassled by a squadron of pests while I read, I will take the loud pops any day. I am happy to say that now my nightlight is a nightlight and no longer a beacon for insects within a 25 foot radius My home is within a mile radius of these torturers who will torture me for eternity.

Megan HUMPHRIES

| May 13, 2021

The last time I saw a bug zapper was in the early 90s when I was a kid, but I vividly remember the zap sound they made after they were used. product is silent when it's off and not electrocuting anything, when it contacts something, the sound it makes is SO LOUD that I actually jumped a couple times due to the fact that I've never used it before! Whenever I hear it, I think of "overkill" as the zap sounds so intense. Quite obviously, just a fraction of the force is needed to accomplish that task, but it might be that's just how it was made & it might be that way for some reason A current does not cause the problem. My first impression is that is sounds like a violent death without any reason lol nevertheless, it works! My computer grew a large amount of bugs as soon as I turned it on &ampampampampampampampamp The number of dead flying insects I found after only half an hour of use astonished me as well as mortified me - it had killed everything on me within the first 1/2 hour of use. As a result, I took a picture to share it and I can't stop thinking about it I would love to share my experience with you guys, wouldn't you? In addition, I recorded a medium-sized bug going from silence to a very loud bang so you could hear how the room goes from a quiet one to a sound one I actually hear a lot of cap guns from the 80s in this sound Maroon strips were put inside a gun and once fired or shot, a loud pop would be heard and the gun would go off Those guns would smoke back then, don't you remember? I would say that's what it sounds like. So when you're doing something, such as reading, as I was when it popped up randomly, you can assume it's like that. There is a chance you will be startled.

Raiden McKee

| Jan 29, 2021

Seconds - I do mean seconds After its first fly was killed, it went on to kill another. There will be two more in a minute. The event was so fast that I could not even turn my iPhone into video mode in time I would like to take a moment to look back in time to when my father was a child. There has been an enormous fly infestation in my home for quite some time. The problem has come from people and pets entering and leaving my home. are all over my kitchen and have just migrated into my house. It is one of those battery-operated "battery chargers" I bought one You can also use fly swatters that require a lot of patience to operate. Whenever you swat a fly, you have to wait for your prey to land on something and then hope you are able to catch the fly before it takes I spent day after day scrolling through Amazon reviews for a bug zapper that satisfied every one of my requirements. At that point, I said "enough is enough" and the problem was getting out of hand. One of the best reviews I've seen on this one is from Aspectek. Once I took the device out of its packaging, I noticed it to be extremely light in weight. Besides, the box that the unit comes in is well packed, with an ample amount of bubble wrap to protect it. As an added security measure, locks are used to fasten the plug as well as the bug tray. There should be no concern about your unit being damaged when it arrives. A small chain is included with the Bug Zapper so that it can be attached Nice addition to the package. Rather than hang this on a normal plant hanger, I opted to hang it on an abandoned one in the The unit is easy to assemble simply insert the fly tray into the bottom of the unit, turn it on, and it is ready to go. Once it is unpacked, it can be set up in under 10 minutes. A black light and a white light instantly illuminates once the power is turned on. I saw positive results within seconds of using the site, as I mentioned earlier. My ears rang with the sound of loud crackles as the fly was captured. The tray did indeed have a fly hopping about. One of the wings of the insect had been destroyed during the zap. There was no end to it. I immediately killed two more bugs within a minute, dumping their dead carcasses into the tray as soon as they were killed. There was nothing more I needed to do than remove the body tray and dispose of it. The mesh does attract some flies, and I've noticed that some of them get stuck. It is electrified in such a way that the flies are zapped to death. I admit that this makes a rather loud crackling noise, but it's not so loud as to really startle anyone. It is more satisfying to hear the sound than to hear Based on some reviews, I understand the bulb's life is not the best. You will find very clear instructions on how to buy a replacement bulb and replace it with this guide. It's a good idea to keep those instructions on hand. The one tip I can offer is not to leave it running for hours on end, unless you have a huge problem in your home. Then you should be able to get rid of your fly problem with 30 minutes of running time every day. Keep in mind Whenever there are flies in IT, they gather there. You might want to buy a WEMO plug to make your house fully automated. Amazon Alexa just has to say "turn on bug zapper" for it to turn on for me. Using a similar command, I also turn it off and use Siri to control the WEMO plug. Can you tell me why this is such a great thing? Then, with the button press of the bug zapper, you can turn it on without leaving your easy chair, and as soon as a fly flies, your bug zapper will turn on. The feeling of knowing that your investment has paid off is incredible soon after unwrapping the package. I am greatly satisfied by the way this thing works so fast and effectively. This bug zapper is not only effective, but it does so in a very good way.

Violette Ayers

| Dec 11, 2020

Affixed it to the wall in the middle of my kitchen area, and I loved it! An audible zap can be heard when a critter is When the catch is made, I clear- It seems that more bodies are added daily to the tray! I would have preferred a lighter product but this is a bit bulkier than I would have It may be necessary to use an extension cord because the power cord is so short. I found a way that Cleaning up is a breeze. The product can also be used as a night light

Cons An audible zap sound, a short power cord, and a bulky mount are all issues with 7/2019 A second one of these was purchased Worked like a charm.

Trinity Burton

| Feb 28, 2021