Zevo 4 Flying Insect Traps & 4 Cartridges - Plug In Fly Trap & Indoor Bug Catcher for Gnats, House & Fruit Flies - Mess-Free - Use in Any Room - Uses Blue & UV Light (4 Plug In Devices & 4 Cartridges)

These Zevo insect traps work surprisingly well. They’re easy to plug in, discreet, and start catching gnats and flies pretty quickly. I love that there’s no smell, no mess, and no chemicals sprayed around the house. The refill cartridges are simple to swap out, and it’s very satisfying to see how many bugs they catch. Such a great solution for indoor insects—especially during warmer months.

Well it doesn't get rid of the flu that is buzzing around your head, but usually overnight it will catch a fly or two. I've had this for a few weeks now and I'm impressed. We thankfully don't get tons of flies all of time, but then there are days when there are too many, especially on very hot days. I guess flies like air-conditioning! Lol! Anyway a fly swatter can only get slow flies and this gets more, but it takes a dark kitchen (very little to no lights) and then a the pesky thing not bothering you anymore! At 1st I didn't think it was working, but then I checked each one and was happily surprised. About a week to a week and a half, I checked them both. Here are my findings. - The unit is by our partly glass back door and bordering the kitchen and the den. It only had 2 flies. It is plugged in under our bay window and is about 5 feet from a lamp that stays on all night. Vevo says light will possibly deter flies from the catcher. You see, this uses an ultra violet light with a cover, so if you have other light sources then the fly may go to those lights. - The one in the kitchen, on an upper plug above a counter, that is almost in a corner and is not too far from the covered kitchen trash can. (I have a big dog that I don't want to get into the trash.) This unit had 6 flies! So the darker area and nearer to the trashcan (fly restaurant), lured more flies to it and removed the little pests from around me and my family. This is much better than fly tape that is nasty and looks disgusting. And I don't have to touch the sticky area or the flies in order to dispose of them. That said, I'm waiting until more flies come to their demise before tossing the liner. And the liners are expensive! Admittedly they are on a frame with a holder, which is what makes this sanitary and way less icky. So to me that makes it worth the price. Now these are not decorative, but they are not bad looking either. The soft light they cast onto the wall is kinda nice. And I'll only use these in the summer and put them away during the winter, so that's cost effective. So what is my verdict? 2 Vevo units, together with a fly swatter in my kitchen is all I need during the summer to remove annoying flies from my kitchen. I highly recommend this product! It gets rid of flies while I sleep, so there are less or all gone the next day. That said, when the back door opens to let the dogs in and out (all day long), then more flies arrive and I'm glad these Vevo units are in my house!

What a great trap! It catches stink bugs, flys, any bug that may be around! Glad I bought it! After having it for 12 days the blue light stopped working. I sent both Zevos back the day I requested a replacement. I don’t know when I’ll recieved the replacement. I just get a message that I will be notified. I’m sure it’s because it’s so close to Christmas. It really like the traps! Well, it the evening of December 26, 2025 and I’ve still not recieved any notice of when I’ll get the replacement which I mailed back the day I requested a replacement. I sent both traps back because it looked to me like they were sending two back to me. It’s kind of frustrating because I really liked them but now I have nothing.

I picked up this Zevo set because I kept seeing the occasional gnat show up in my kitchen, and I wanted something I could plug in and forget about. These traps are exactly that. The setup takes maybe twenty seconds — plug it in, slide the cartridge in, and leave it alone. Within the first day I could already see a few stuck on the pad, which at least confirmed it was doing something. The blue light is subtle and not distracting at night. It gives off more of a soft glow than a harsh LED, so it works well in a hallway or kitchen without lighting up the whole room. The adhesive sheets last a while too. I usually swap them out every few weeks, and the refill system is simple enough that I don’t mind keeping the cycle going. One thing I appreciate is the consistency. It doesn’t solve every problem overnight, but it keeps small flying insects under control without any noise, smell, or chemicals in the air. It’s genuinely a “set it and forget it” product. If you want something continuous that doesn’t make a mess or require you to babysit it, this is one of the easier options I’ve used.

Since moving to the NC mountains, I have encountered a variety of bugs/flying insects that I have never had a problem with before. I started seeing tiny flying insects that one might think were fruit flies, but they appeared before even having food in the house, since it was a newly built home. They kept coming and coming and I was at my wits end with trying to eliminate them. I tried vinegar and water, along with other fruit fly traps that didn't barely make a dent in catching them. Then I started seeing them throughout the home, and in places where there weren't any food items after moving in. They even bothered me in my home office! I went to the extent of having a plumber come out to ensure they weren't drain flies and were told they weren't, and had pest control spray several times in and outside the home. I couldn't prep food without them coming around, I would see them flying across my bedroom at night, and they appeared on my bathroom mirror! Enough was enough! So, I decided to try these Zevo fly traps! And let me tell you, they started catching them quickly! Easy to set up and assemble. I just popped one of the sticky traps into the cartridge and plugged into several outlets throughout the home in places where I saw them the most. The trap itself is super sticky so once the flies get stuck, there is no going back! The plug-in cartridge is somewhat big and if plugging into the top outlet, you still have space to plug something into the outlet below it, like a regular plug(lamp/vacuum) but nothing overly big. It has a blue light glow that attracts all sorts of flies, including gnats and moths. I have found that on darker painted walls the blue light still glows, just not as bright as it does on lighter colored walls. With fly and gnat season into full swing, my pest control guy told me to go ahead and get them plugged in to start catching them early. So, I loaded up on these and have many throughout the home, and especially in areas I see them the most. While they are a little more expensive than other brands or fly traps, I feel these are worth every penny due to its effectiveness. I am hoping I am ahead of the game with getting them set up early so I can enjoy having food or a beverage without having to fish out these tiny little critters! Side note: plug them into areas you see them the most, and/or around plants. Check within a few days and if they aren't catching anything move them and try a new spot! First three photos are when I plugged them in after moving into our home last year in July, and you will see the volume it caught in ONE night. The last few are of me plugging them in now, trying to stay ahead of the game.

I’ve tried several plug-in and spray-based insect control products in the past, but this Zevo Flying Insect Trap has been one of the simplest and most low-maintenance options I’ve used. The setup took less than a minute — just plug it in, slide the cartridge in place, and it starts working right away. There’s no strong chemical smell, no noise, and nothing to reset or monitor. Within the first 24 hours I started seeing results. It attracted and trapped small flying insects that I usually have trouble catching, especially near the kitchen and back door area. What I appreciate most is that the trap keeps everything contained — no mess and nothing to wipe up. When the cartridge is full, you just pull it out and replace it without ever touching anything sticky. A few notes that might help other buyers: • Works best when placed near a light source or where bugs tend to hover. • It’s not meant to replace full-home pest control, but it does noticeably reduce fruit flies, gnats, and other small flying insects. • Refills are easy to swap and don’t require taking the whole unit apart. Overall, this is a great option if you want a hands-off, chemical-free way to control flying insects indoors. I especially like that it blends in and doesn’t look like a bug zapper.

the best bug catchers ever., i used them all over my house . The trap spiders on the floor, and flying insects. eay to chance the sticky . excellent for bug catching. These really work.

Yes it does trap bugs as you can see. Give it some time (this is like 5 months worth of bugs), you wont catch these in 1 day. It takes patience. Leave it up for a few weeks etc. The only issue is that I am very health conscious these days and even bought red glasses to use at night (to block out LED and blue lights) as it affects your circadian rhythm and this bug lamp has a VERY STRONG blue light. Blue light at night has been shown to suppresses melatonin, make it hard to fall asleep and can shift your natural sleep phase later. Using blue light at night can actually impair glucose regulation and and increase your risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk. I am trying to minimize my blue light exposure at night (I even bought red night glasses to block all blue light) so I won't be using this for now unless I start getting massive bug bites again and if I do I will ALWAYS unplug it at night. Blue light at night can literally increase your risk for diseases (this includes light from devices etc). And as this light is designed to attract bugs, its very powerful and VERY blue. If you have to use it, unplug it like 3 hrs before you sleep.