Electric Bug Zapper Fly Swatter, USB Rechargeable LED Racket Mosquito Killer for Home and Outdoor

Well i ordered this it came quick, and didn't work despite me charging it, the only thing that worked was the flash light and that is it

Stopped working after a few uses

This guy is easy to use. plug it into a USB charging thing and wait for the indicator light to turn green. Unplug and slide the switch to on or on with light. Now it's ready for action. Hold down the button to make it active and swing away. I use it for mosquitoes. Works great. Charge lasts for days, if the slide switch is put back into the off position.

Works very well battery lasts long time

We work out bush and chasing flys round the cribroom is very satisfying.

I bought one of these to deal with the occasional fruit fly at my restaurant; an inevitability of the industry. This is impressively effective and a single charge can last for weeks. The safety mechanisms help avoid accidents. I bought another just to have around at the house. Money well spent.

Sturdy construction, feels solid in your hands, battery has good lifespan but is rechargeable via microUSB vs. alkaline batteries that you can swap instantly. The electrical grid within the racket is powered instantly with the push of a button so you can begin your bug extermination at a moments notice. Very gratifying to watch and listen to the mini flashes of electrical sparks zapping away pesky mosquitos and flies around you. The slide switch has three settings which are OFF - ON - ON with Flashlight. You must have the slide switch to either the ON or ON with Flashlight setting for the button to work and power the racket’s zapping feature. The electrical grid within the racket is very powerful so be careful as it will give you a shock similar to a static electrical shock when you touch the racket’s electrical grid. The button is quite high on the racket handle so you’ll need to practice your tennis racket swing to avoid straining your forearms and shoulders. Due to the sturdy construction of this racket, it feels little heavy in one hand so you will feel the weight of your swing. Avoid snapping your wrists when swinging as this is more of a tennis racket and not a badminton racket.