ASPECTEK Powerful 20W Indoor Bug Zapper - Electric Fly Trap, Mosquito Killer with UV Lamp, Includes 2 Replacement Bulbs for Effective Insect Control

I purchased this ASPECTEK Bug Zapper 14 Jul 2024, here it is June 21 2025, and this zapper has bit the dust. After receiving this item we used until the mosquito and fly season was over, Oct 2024, in the Panhandle of Texas it cools pretty early in the Fall. In May of 2025 we got the item out, plugged it in and worked for a few days and quit so I changed both bulbs even though they were still working. Plugged in and seemed to work pretty well until 3 days ago, The thing will make a zapping sound, but the flies will just fly off as if nothing happened. So checked the screen, there is no charge going through the screen, How it makes the zap sound is beyond me. 11 months and no Bug Zapper. After reading reviews, can't hardly make a decision with a decent amount of review has not many 4 or 5 stars.

I got this for my bro. he wanted another one because I have two of them to they just zaps away anything that sees the light😊 these zapper are fantastic Thank You Aspectek

Perfect to set in my window to capture insects that get in my house. Would recommend 100%

First saw them in Europe, what a great idea. We keep one in our garage and one in our storage room.

The cord is 2 feet long. Why have a cord at all, really? Now I have to find an 8ft 3-prong extension cord than can handle 2800V. I also found out LED bug zappers are not only more efficient, they’re more attractive to bugs. I have another one that’s LED and I’ll tell ya, it’s more attractive to me too. Like, a lot. Other than that, I can’t complain. 😏

works well but using 24/7 the bulbs dont last as long as expected ...

Life, tenacious yet fleeting, blossoms where it pleases, and comes as readily a gift as it does a curse.I was reminded of this as I beheld with bitter defeat the walls and floor and window of my basement claimed by the swarm, now the established abode of dozens of everlasting beetles bedecked in vermillion and black that crawled, day and night over carpet and ceiling, flitting about as they pleased, greeting each mammalian visitor with their tickling feet, as if to say "you don't belong here anymore, go back where you came from and forget this place you once knew." The swarm knew no number: as the Lernaean serpent that, upon tasting death, sprang forth anew with yet greater vitality, so too the horde that had claimed my basement continued, unnoticed, about its unknowable business, oblivious to my efforts to effect its extinction. Such trifles as diatomaceous earth, pump-sprayed soap water, or vacuum left no mark on its number, fading into memory as soon as I, their wielder, would cease my fruitless labor.And so the occupation continued, driving me, and certainly any guests I might hope to entertain, from my subterranean domain. That is, until I turned to the light. Its hollow purple gaze did not betray its strength. Not with the radiance of a thousand suns did shine this mighty one, but rather it sat, quietly, waiting. Beckoning, as if to say "you are strong, insect, but I am beyond strength. I am inevitable; I am the end, and as I have come for you, now come ye to me." And no sooner would one of the numberless legion descend upon its silver web than the silence would split with the snapping jaws of death and a yellow, flashing spark, and the entomoid challenger would curl, lifeless, giving up its spirit in a wisp of smoke, offering its flesh as acrid incense to the strange dark shine that had devoured it.I watched it take the first dozen or so, mystified, as the infinitesimal seeds of hope began to stir deep within me, hope that this strange one hailing from the fires of industry might somehow stem the bloom of vermin, and then I retreated upstairs, leaving it to its work. I had to go, as the thunderous cracks of golden plasma were causing my ears to ring, and I could see that my presence was not needed.For two days I left the light alone to its labors, until the sound of its snapping jaws had slowed to become occasional. And then I descended the basement stairs in a hush, to survey the carnage. And carnage it was: dozens, nay, hundreds of fried corpses lay in waves bathed in lilac radiance, and where once the crawling ones churned throughout the room indifferent to my displeasure, now they lay in the stillness of death, concentrated around their Extinguisher, some in pieces, to tread my walls no more.The light did not take all of them. Still I might find one here, two there, easily destroyed by hand. But the once-undying horde is now reduced to a decimal of its former terror, now a pathetic nuisance to be brushed away, and the basement is mine once more.

When we first started using this unit we were extremely happy at how well it did its job at killing insects. But after about 6 or 7 months the top light burned out and it was impossible to find a replacement bulb ANYWHERE. So for the about 8 months we just used it with the one working bottom light, and keeping our fingers crossed that it would last until we could actually get a new bulb. Well eventually we were able to get purchase the replacement bulb so I bought 2 of them because surely the one bulb won’t last long. As soon as the new bulbs arrived I installed it………nothing not even a flicker. I put in the 2nd bulb……..same results. What are the odds that both of the brand new bulbs would be “bad”? I took the old burned out top bulb and installed it into the bottom and it worked, and so did the new light bulbs as well. None of the bulbs were burned out, it is the unit itself that has a defect. So to this day (bought this in 2023) we are still using this unit with just the one bulb and it is the original bulb the unit came with. And 3 replacement bulbs. There are much better units, don’t waste your hard earned $$ on this hunk of junk!