Bug Zapper with Auto Light Sensor, Cordless & Rechargeable Mosquito Zapper Indoor Outdoor, 2 in 1 Lighting and Zapping, High Powered UV Light Fly Trap 360 Degree Mosquito Killer.

This little bug zapper may be small, but it's certainly effective! It gives you excellent, portable coverage in a small, lightweight, package. The UV light creates ambient mood lighting for relaxing outdoors in the evening, but provides enough light to deter prowlers predators. Smaller winged nasties like mosquitos, gnats and flies get attracted to the light, which distracts them from munching on you when you're outside grilling or relaxing. The lamp light feature provides enough light to grill or do many tasks by. If positioned correctly, it would be more than sufficient to read by. The USB charging feature is super convenient - and the best part is that it will save a ton of money, since you won't have to buy batteries for it all the time! A full charge takes several hours, but gives you about a day and a half-2 days of charge, depending on whether or not you're using the solar auto on/off feature or turning it on/off manually, and whether you're using just the UV or the lamp light. I absolutely love the solar on/off feature! It saves battery life by waiting until dark to turn on. But if the mosquitos show up while it's still light of, you turn it on manually and once they get close, it's zap zap BOOM! It's very lightweight and fits just about anywhere. The feet allow it to be stabilized on a table top, but it also has a little loop attachment at the top if you want to hang it up on your balcony or overhead in your tent. It would easily fit in a backpack or bugout bag, and is very lightweight, so it won't weigh you down on the go. I have already recommended it to friends who have purchased one, and I plan to order another one very soon to place by my front door, since the mosquitos like to congregate there near the porch lights. (This one lives on my patio now.) I may even order a third, so I can keep one with my camping gear and emergency preparedness pack, so I can bug-out in a hurry without the bugs bugging me back!

This zapper is definitely much brighter than the other rechargeable ones I have gotten from the grocery store, despite it being rechargeable. It does catch quite a bit of moths and various gnats, and I was able to keep it charged using a solar panel on the side. A single charge does indeed last all night, and I was able to prevent gnats from entering my window because my window was the only source of light they can see. As others have mentioned, it doesn't make any noise and instead bugs just start sticking to the electrified netting inside and start accumulating there. After a few hours, there are already 10-15 insects caught in it. Pretty cool device, although you do need to keep it clean once in a while because it gathers bugs quite quickly in a 360-degree direction.

Had the opportunity to purchase the Bug Zapper with Auto Light Sensor and found this product to great! It worked well and I actually heard it zapping the bugs.

I like leaving it plug in and helps in the kitchen. Kill gnats very well.

Nice looking zapper. Has zapped one or two around the house. One bad thing is that even on auto the battery runs out fairly quickly and needs constant recharging.

There were mosquitoes in the backyard that were biting my daughter and was scared to play outside now. So i check led this out and couldn't be more than happy with this purchase. Exactly as described and very effective. Worth every dime.

The media could not be loaded.  This little bug zapper works very well and does attract mosquitoes without effort. It is light weight and come with a tiny brush to clean. I charged it for 1-2 hours and can use for a long time. It comes with different light modes and can be used as a night light. In fact with blacklight ultraviolet light mode, u can even use it to spot invisible stains and detect fluorescent agent. I like this product.

I like the unit. It's small, rechargeable (via USB-C), can be used as a room light, using the white LED mode (Non-UV).BUT - It is so-so for gnats. The high voltage electrodes are spaced too far apart too effectively kill gnats. I did a test and the gnats were attracted to the UV lights and were happily crawling all over the electrodes, but not being electrocuted. It does kill some, but not all that many.Another thing is that, when the battery charge wears down, the UV lamp dims, which is due to the voltage regulation circuit for the unit is not very cleverly designed. Instead of dimming over time, it should remain at 100% brightness, then die when the battery is depleted. Most rechargeable devices are designed to behave this way. When the UV lamp is dimmed, no more bugs are attracted to the unit.