Review on 🪰 FLYFRY Plug-in Bug Zapper - Indoor Electronic Insect Trap - UV Electric Killer - Blue Night Lamp for Mosquitoes Gnats Moths Bugs - Odorless and Noiseless - Light Gray, Pack of 3 by Kim Major

Received on 8/14/20 with no damage. The linch pin is difficult to unscrew without a screwdriver. Also briefly tested the operation of the night light function, all 3 were connected to the zapper function within 3 weeks. The first was plugged into an outlet by the front door. There are no streetlights on my street. So unless you turn on the porch light, that's the only light source on my 1st floor, other than moonlight. Three weeks later there was nothing left in the small tray, nothing dead stuck to the grate and there were no dead bugs on the floor nearby. The second was plugged in in the corner of a dark storage room. I don't like the small tray. You have to unplug the device to access the compartment and it's very difficult to pry it out without a flathead screwdriver. Oddly enough, there was a dead ant on the tray, not a winged one. There was nothing on the grate and somehow the bee got into the pantry, got startled and managed to half-tumble across the pantry floor before dying. The third was attached in the upstairs bedroom. Unlike the other two, which plugged directly into outlets, this one plugged into a small power strip and tilted slightly up, away from the dresser. It had 3 small moths dead on the grill. So in 3 weeks 2 out of 3 have successfully attracted and killed something. They are not particularly easy to clean, but work discreetly and quietly. It's one thing to lure insects close to the trap and quite another to effectively lure them into the web and actually kill them. With the simplicity of the device and small size, it works well.