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I was having a fruit fly/gnat issue & this actually works ! i slid the tray out after one day & there were a bunch of dead gnats in there & there’s noticeably a lot less flying around! this is so helpful i’m glad i bought it & im glad i can just hang it up

I had a couple little gnats sneak in and they went in my basement and started breeding. I saw some come up into the upstairs area. I went downstairs and I was infested with gnats! It was horrible! I bought a sticky trap that caught three of them lol, but I was battling them everyday. My daughter came over and was so concerned but I had ordered this indoor bug zapper and my God, has it done the trick. In one day I am almost gnat free and there were thousands. My house is clean and it was very disturbing to see bugs crawling and flying everywhere. If you have a gnat problem even a small one you need to get this and plug it in because it WORKS! IF I COULD GIVE THIS A 20 STAR I WOULD. My problem is almost gone thanks to the Buzzbug LED bug zapper. I couldn't even drink a cup of coffee without finding gnats in it, it was disgusting. I'm now sitting here enjoying a cup of coffee reading this review only 2 days after I bought it. Do yourself a favor and get this for any kind of bug. I put it in my laundry room and left a little soap there and they seem to be attracted to it.

Gotta Love this product: After hours of research, I finally settled on this company, this technology, and at this price, and here's why: First, "It works as advertised": The 3,000 V is more than adequate to kill any tiny bugs, which might be small enough to escape between the grids. (I failed to test it on that other larger pests that were bugging me, that weighed in at 150 LBS. But I suspect it might be harmful! to them.) My tests in the past few weeks were mainly for fruit flies, which were more bothersome than you'd think. Buy and ripen bananas often, and you'll generally get a science project, eventually. Don't thoroughly grind up the peels, and in a few days or so, you could collect enough to start a genetics breeding experiment to use for a school project. The 1/2" deep tray is likely enough for roughly 1,000,000 fruit fly corpses. Bulbs and running costs of ownership: I don't intend on buying another one for many years, unless I find the need for two. I don't want to worry about changing out bulbs that will burn out. So, the 10 year lifespan, even if I leave it on 24 x 7 most of the time, became a requirement. Also, since the other models are burning out LEDs that should last virtually forever, tells me that the reason must be heat. That much heat, mans I'm paying for the hour/day to both heat the air, and then paying once again (25%) to cool it. Do the math as their website suggests, and that boosts the costs of their competitors considerably, not counting the costs of constantly replacing the bulbs every month or so. UV bulbs, and why ONLY this model works the best: I didn't intend on using any tube type UV lighted zappers. I bought one years ago, and regretted when it lasted less than a year, and even then a replacement bulb was going to cost +$18. I tossed it out at a $60 loss. These bulbs are unique, in that they not only use much less electricity, run cool, last nearly forever, (OK, still, +10 years), but they are bright and have two colors, instead of just one. Since I threw out most of my posters and dayglo shirts from the 1970's, I can't vouch for the appeal of the different colored UV lights to attract more of our uninvited house guests (that I'm trying to kill). But, appealing to their finer tastes with two colors can't hurt (us). Buying a "waterproof" zapper? Really? This product is not waterproof, but then if you plan on putting a 3,000-7,000 volt appliance of any kind in the rain, I don't care if it is waterproof or not, you should find a way to keep water away, and don't touch anything, until and unless you unplug the power plug if it gets wet. Apparent brightness and noise level: Anyone that says this is "dim", "IS DIM"!! In fact, it is very bright. Do the math and it is apparent that THREE ~ 10" bulbs can be brighter than one vertical bulb. Also, BOTH sides are equally shining, front and back. We first used this while sleeping, and it is not conducive to sleep. First, it is very very bright in a dark room. Second, zapping any bug is very noisy even from 30 feet away. Growing up with B-52's taking off and landing from 1,500 feet above taught me that the noise can be ignored, eventually. OTOH, sleeping with bugs that are bugging you might lead you to enjoy the satisfaction that comes from hearing yet another irritant biting the dust, I know I did. The lights likely do work better at night, but I can also ensure you that it also works to attract bugs in a fully lighted kitchen. At night, you can have lost of fun discovering which kitchen items and clothing are highly or slightly fluorescent. Metal chain -- Caution, or replace with "plastic wire": IT does come with a metal chain. Be very careful or don't use it, if you think you are going to turn it on the side, since the chain could enter the first grid, and connect with the +3.000 volt grid. I can't opine of the safety, or lack thereof, for the relative safety of the power supply. But, I do know that from personal experience replacing magnetrons in microwave ovens, those 4-5,000 volt power suppiies kill many unsuspecting amatuer DIY folks., since they are also high power (amps). Also, microwave ovens keep their charge after unplugged. So, if you open ANY of these bug zappers, be aware that there can be high power components, depending on who designed them. Ensure you ground ANY high voltage power supply, before working on the insides. (Microwaves can still be deadly though, while trying to ground them.) Power Switch: But don't rely on it for working on the insides: This model does have a power switch on the front, so unlike most other models, you can turn it off and still leave it plugged in. (Still do NOT use this switch as the "safe way" to replace bulbs, open the cover, or "sweep the power grid" with the brush supplied.) The power plug is "polarized", which shows that the design is that one (larger) side is "hot". YMMV though, depending on who wired your house, or whose extension cord you are using. With improper house wiring, it is possible that this metal chassis (or ANY appliance like this) has a "hot" chassis, even when "turned off". Ripeness Alarm! (New Feature Discovered) I've you've ever come back from the store, put everything away, and then four days later, this thing starts "singing", with the more frequent percussion of bug death, you might have a problem. See that paper bag you left on the counter?? It has RIPE fruit inside. Along for the ride, was your new fruit fly science project. This alerts you that you likely should seek out that bag, before that fruit is any riper. Fraud Detector! (Yeah, yet another feature I discovered!) Ever have your friends over for poker night, only to find that you supposed "friends" want to stiff you, even though you won and do expect to be paid? Only tonight when writing that check of passing those $20 or $100 bills, you later find that they were FAKE?? Yup. It happens, and when it does, do so when you are using this to light the table so you can easily tell if those bills are real or fake. The security stripe on the side is clearly readable, and some foreign currency will shine even brighter. Those "safety checks" only say "void" to prevent you from copying and using that check every week. Ok, so what do I do when someone is passing me a fake?? Simply take the handy chain, and ask them to carefully drop one end through the grate. Best also to order more garbage bags now, so you can remove the fraudster over time. Finally, I DO highly recommend this, obviously. My plan is to leave this plugged in 24 x 7, since Florida most always has new "surprise guests" arriving at all times of the day or night.

pretty straight forward to use, comes with one unit with three bulbs and seems to attract flies decently. works indoors out outdoors and has lasted the month I had it well to keep the flies under control.

In GA we have an abundance of fruit flies and other insects that love to invade our living space. While no silver bullet exists that I know of, this product is extremely helpful. It should be noted that I have tried vinegar traps which work and UV lights with fans and glue traps which also work this product is by far my favorite. Plug it in if a bug flies into the light it dies. I’ve seen some reviews complaining about the zap noise which it has. But I love it bc it reminds me that it’s working and that I know have 1 less bug flying around annoying me. I would and will buy again.

I own and run a wine bar and one of the biggest perennial challenges every year when the summer days are waning, Is the annual arrival of the fruit fly bloom. These insidious buggers find their way into my wine bar and into the glasses of my patrons, the necks of my bottles, and the spigots of my beer and cider taps. I've tried the sticky paper, I've tried the homemade vinegar catches. I've tried the handheld electric rackets. Nothing seemed to really take care of the problem. Until I got this bad boy! If you're wondering if this thing actually works let me lay those questions to rest. My fruit fly problem has been completely solved by this amazing device. I couldn't have asked for anything better. And just one of these units has solved the problem for my entire 1500 ft² wine bar! I literally just don't even see fruit flies anymore, nevermind having to fish them out of my wines. The unit is nice and compact. I placed it on the back of the top surface of my kegerator. It actually looks pretty cool. It glows with a warm purple light. When a wayward fruit fly finds its way into its grill it gets atomized with a most satisfying "POP!" (You'll have to forgive me if it sounds like I get a little bit of a sadistic rush from that sound. But if you knew the trepidation and irritation that these hell spawn used to cause me, you would understand.) Don't worry, it's not so loud that it will be distracting to your workspace. It's just loud enough to remind you that it's working. And let me tell you, if there was any doubt that the change in fruit fly atmosphere at my wine bar was a direct result from this item, I would only just need to show you what the cleaning rag that I use to wipe the top of the kegerator looks like after I run it across the surface adjacent to where the zapper lives. There's a fine, slightly black "dust" that accumulates there - clearly from the obliterated remains of the unfortunate varmints that met their demise between the bars of this arthropodic death device. Just as a little tip - I make it a habit of leaving an open-top bottle of apple cider vinegar right next to the zapper, just to increase the enticement of the area to the flies. I can't say how much it helps because I've never gone without it, but I'm sure it increases its effectiveness. I'm curious as to how well this thing would work for mosquitoes, house flies, and other nuisances. Considering how well it has done for fruit flies, I would guess pretty well. It would definitely be worth a try. But if fruit flies are your issue then let me tell you, you've found the solution.

If you intermittently get bugs in your house by leaving the door open longer than you should, this device is excellent. It works very well. I don't like mosquitoes and flies that accidentally get in the house. This takes care of it all. A little zap and a pop, and they're all gone.

The bug zapper seems to work okay but has not attracted all the small flies and mosquitoes. The power cord entering near the top of the unit is a poor design, it should enter at or near the base. With the cable at the top, a small bump of the cable can cause the unit to tip over. I subsequently attached stick-on cable tie holders and cable ties to secure the power cord to the side down to the base; this has helped keep the unit from tipping over.

Sorprendentemente sorpreso da questa lampada in se, a cui non ho mai dato un grande peso in precedenza alla sua effettiva capacità di uccidere gli insetti, avrei detto che fosse solo un palliativo alla nostra sofferenza alle zanzare. E invece devo ricredermi perché se non è proprio una sterminatrice, quando la accendiamo sia di giorno che di notte, devo confessare che funziona veramente, e il ronzio fastidioso nelle orecchie di notte specialmente non lo sentiamo più. All'interno della confezione ci sono una spazzolina per la pulizia, e una cordicella in metallo per appenderlo alla parete, o soffitto. Per quanto mi riguarda ampiamente promossa.

C'est un bon produit, assez efficace pour tenir les moustiques et autres mouches à l'écart. Super simple à utiliser, mais faut pas le bouger trop sinon les lampes peuvent se décrocher. Dommage qu'on ne puisse pas l'utiliser dehors. Pour le prix, ça vaut le coup. Les ✅ de l'article : 📗 Super efficace contre plein de petits bêtes volantes, ça rend la maison plus agréable. 📗 Pas de chimie là-dedans, donc c'est nickel pour les familles avec petits enfants ou des animaux. 📗 C'est facile à mettre en place, tu branches et c'est parti. 📗 Ça consomme pas beaucoup, les ampoules tiennent super longtemps, donc pas la peine de penser à changer tout le temps. 📗 Il y a une grille qui protège bien, donc pas de risue de se faire zapper. Les ⛔ de l'article : 📕 Faut faire gaffe quand même, car les lampes peuvent se barrer si c'est trop secoué. 📕 C'est pas pour dehors, donc à la maison ou au boulot seulement. 👉 Conclusion : 🎌 C'est vraiment bien pour garder la maison sans insectes, surtout qu'il est safe et pas cher à utiliser. Juste, fais gaffe au montage et n'espère pas l'utiliser dehors.

Después de haber leído alguna reseña al respecto, me quedaban algunas dudas sobre este "matabichos" UV. Ahora que lo tengo, he podido comprobar que algunos comentarios están basados en suposiciones e informaciones incorrectas. Yo tenía otro aparato parecido en tamaño y con características aparentemente similares a este, pero basado en tubos fluorescentes UV (el clásico). Ahora que tengo el Buzbug, puedo compararlos objetivamente. En las fotos intento dejarlo claro. En esas fotos he pixelado la marca y modelo antiguos, ya que no es un aparato que funcione mal, sino que simplemente es de una generación anterior. - Potencia: He visto que alguien decía que tenía un aparato de antigua generación que gastaba menos energía que éste. Pues no sé si tendría algún modelo muy pequeño, porque el mío (del mismo tamaño que el BuzBug) tenía dos lámparas estándar de 8W cada una, con una potencia total de 16W, como se indica en la etiqueta del producto. El Buzbug tiene una potencia de 12W (como se indica también en la etiqueta), así que está claro que consume menos que el "clásico". - "Iluminación": Es importante saber que la luz que importa está en el espectro NO VISIBLE. Que "veamos" que ilumina más o menos en el espectro visible no significa más que una importante parte de la potencia se desperdicia en ese espectro visible para el ojo humano (que no es el que atrae a los mosquitos). Las luces led se basan en un principio totalmente distinto al de las luces fluorescentes, y pueden diseñarse para valores muy concretos del espectro luminoso. De hecho, el Buzbug lleva dos tipos de led para iluminar en dos frecuencias concretas (ninguna de ellas en el espectro visible). Al final lo importante no es que su luz la vean los humanos (esa luz,en realidad, es un desperdicio) sino que la vean los insectos. - En cualquier caso, por los resultados se oye. Sí, se oye cada vez que suena un chispazo que "fríe" el insecto. Y en ese sentido el Buzbug se oye muy bien. Muy recomendable. ¡Ah! El diseño es mucho más bonito que el que tenía antes, así que ahí otro punto a favor del Buzbug.

Sehr empfehlenswert! 👌🏻

Ich wohne direkt am See – eine schöne Lage, aber leider auch ein Ort, an dem sich Mücken ungestört vermehren. Gerade in den Sommermonaten wird es abends schnell unangenehm und man wird nachts völlig zerstochen. In den Vorjahren hatte ich immer einen "Brennstift", um meine ganzen Stiche zu behandeln - diese Mückenlampe war ein Versuch, der sich gelohnt hat. Im Gegensatz zu den Plastikmodellen, die man oft sieht, ist dieses Gerät aus Aluminium gefertigt. Es wirkt eher wie ein kleiner Industrielüfter als wie ein Haushaltsartikel – modernes, professionelles Industriedesign - stabil, funktional, kein Schnickschnack. Die drei LED-Streifen im Inneren senden Licht in verschiedenen Wellenlängen aus, das offenbar sehr gezielt auf fliegende Insekten wirkt. Das Licht ist gleichmäßig, ohne flimmernde Nebeneffekte, wie man sie von billigen LEDs kennt. Die Lampe zieht nicht nur abends, sondern auch tagsüber Mücken an. Ich hatte sie probeweise mal im Schatten laufen lassen – auch bei diffusem Tageslicht sammelt sich schnell einiges an. Und abends hört man regelmäßig das typische Knacken, wenn ein Insekt Kontakt mit dem Gitter hat. Was früher oft ein Problem war – dass tote Insekten am Gitter hängen bleiben – tritt hier nur selten auf. Die Entladung ist stark genug, dass die Tiere meistens gleich herunterfallen. Für die wenigen Fälle, in denen etwas hängen bleibt, liegt eine kleine Bürste bei, mit der man das Gitter reinigen kann. Außerdem gibt es eine Kette zum Aufhängen, etwa unter dem Terrassendach. Der untere Auffangbehälter lässt sich zum Leeren einfach herausziehen. Die Lampe läuft bei uns täglich, vor allem in der Abenddämmerung und die ganze Nacht über, der Stromverbrauch ist zu vernachlässigen. Der Unterschied ist deutlich spürbar – draußen sitzen ist wieder möglich, ohne gleich von Mücken umschwärmt zu werden und nachts im Bett wird man nicht mehr zerstochen.