Electric Fly Swatter Racket - Indoor Bug Zapper for Home, Mosquito Killer, Fly Zapper, Pest Control, Gnat Killer, Bug Catcher, Insect Killer - Outdoor & Indoor Use 2-Pack

The Electric Fly Swatter Racket has been a surprisingly effective and satisfying solution for dealing with pesky insects. It's user-friendly, offers excellent value, and delivers that delightful 'zap' when it hits its target. However, one minor drawback is that you still need to actively swat at the bugs. This product could reach new heights of convenience if it could be attached to a bug-catching drone.Pros:User-Friendly (5/5): This electric fly swatter is incredibly easy to use. A simple button press activates it, and it becomes a potent weapon against flying pests. Its straightforward design ensures that anyone in the family can use it.Great Value (5/5): In terms of value for your money, this product is a winner. It's an affordable solution that works wonders, saving you the trouble and expense of other bug control methods.Satisfying Zap (5/5): The audible 'zap' sound when the swatter makes contact with a bug adds an enjoyable element to the task of bug removal. It's both efficient and oddly satisfying.Surprisingly Effective (5/5): I was initially skeptical, but this electric fly swatter has far exceeded my expectations. It dispatches flying pests swiftly and efficiently, making it an invaluable tool during bug season.Cons:Active Swatting Required (3/5): While effective, you still need to actively swat at the bugs. It would be a game-changer if this product could be attached to a bug-catching drone, automating the process entirely.Conclusion:The Electric Fly Swatter Racket is an excellent choice for those seeking an efficient and satisfying way to deal with insect nuisances. Its user-friendliness, affordability, and effectiveness make it a must-have. However, the only improvement that could take it to the next level would be the ability to attach it to a bug-catching drone, eliminating the need for manual swatting altogether. Nonetheless, it remains a highly recommended bug control solution for every household.

These work great if you have good aim. That's half the battle!

They fry those suckers, if you’re quick enough to get them. I think when you push the button it emits an ultrasonic sound that repels the flys because as soon as I get in position and push that button they all fly away. Does it work, yes as long as you’re willing to chase the fly’s around and swing with the speed of the flash. In addition to keeping flys away my children stay away too when it’s in my hand.

Omg it works! I was sceptical that this would be some cheaply made POS that barely made a zap. Imagine my surprise when the first mosquito I swung it at died in a flash and giant CRACK of a zap. My door was closed but my roommates still heard it across the apartment. I love the button feature so that the batteries dont get constanly drained. I haven't had any cleaning issues as the mosquitoes tend to get pushed away with the force of the shock as they die. Plus I haven't missed any yet so as long as you're in range and can aim you shouldn't have any problems with it either.

The batteries were dead. I had to go buy my own.. The battery covers don’t stay on at all.One of the swatters stop working completely. The other is taped up to keep the batteries in.. But I do love the concept…

Been using these, easy to use fly swatters for 20 years now. Pop two (2) AA batteries in press button and hold down and swat and zap away. Red light let's you know batteries are working and wires are receiving the electricity. This comes with two (2) electric swatters and two (2) sets of two (2) AA batteries.If batteries are depleted, when red light does not light up, just change thee batteries and you are ready to zap away.Note: when flies land on a flat surface, hover over tge fly about 6" to 12" above the fly and as it takes of it flies up, and into zapper as you lower swatter.

I previously wrote to the manufacturer Ostad this product does not work. They sent me an email on 10/25/2023 requesting information on the Amazon order number and shipping address which I responded to on 11/2/2023. Did not receive a response from Ostad and followed up with another email on 12/4/2023 asking about status of my refund.No response to date and would suggest that no one should buy this product from Ostad.

I've reviewed a couple wasp traps I've used with great success, but what do you do when the red wasps start building in places you spend a lot of time and start getting aggressive? We've been trying to keep away from poisons, but not all wasps go to the traps, so we bought these last week and I have to say it's a highly effective way to take care of wasps even if the sting threat is pretty high.I have swung these like a tennis racket and successfully swatted about a dozen wasps, but most I've killed I raise the racket while holding the button on, and trap wasps against the wall. I still jump a little as they short out against the two levels of wire, the crackle pretty loud. Often, when swatting and even when trapping them, they're not killed only stunned, and you have to spot where they land so you can stomp on them for the final blow.I feel bad about killing any creature, but I'm allergic to these guys and our infestation was so bad a few years ago I was being hit 4 and 5 times at a time, then having to chew antihistamines just to be cautious. Until the population got so huge (the second year--the first full season using the traps--between 3 traps I caught and killed almost 300 red wasps and they were still very present), I had a live and let live attitude. Between the traps and the rackets, I can continue to minimize, even eliminate, the use of poisons.