Fly Trap Indoor- 2 in 1 Plug in Fly Trap with Auto Night Light, Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors, Gnat Trap, Bug Light Trap for Mosquitoes, Flies, Fruit Flies, Moths (2)

Nice. Great price and works quite well. Night light feature is cool, but I prefer using it without it.

So I picked this up in mid-May—right after a big, beautiful deep clean. Had the windows open for hours—great airflow, very fresh—but then the fruit flies showed up. A total invasion. I mean, it was like they were invited. Disgusting! I’ve used those big zappers before. You know the ones—with the loud popping and cracking. Very dramatic, very annoying. Not a fan. This one? Totally different. It’s got a soft blue light—very elegant, very calm. You don’t hear a thing, and yet it goes to work immediately. Within a few days, it caught five or six fruit flies I didn’t even know were there. Amazing! Set-up? Easiest thing you’ve ever seen. You just plug it in. That’s it. The glue cards? Last a long time—I haven’t even changed one yet. I put one in the kitchen and another in the garage. Very smart. Very strategic. Now, let’s be honest—it doesn’t do much for big house flies. You leave the door open like it’s a hotel lobby, they walk right in. This isn’t for them. But for fruit flies? This is the solution. I tried sprays, ugly soil traps, sticky strips—complete disasters. This? Actually works. No noise. No smell. No mess. And the price? Fantastic. Very affordable. You look at other traps, they cost more and do less. This one’s a winner. Big win. If you’ve got fruit flies, trust me—this is the trap. It’s doing a tremendous job. Everyone’s talking about it. Believe me.

I really like this 2-in-1 plug-in fly trap — it’s great at catching fruit flies, and I love that it hides the dead flies so it doesn’t look messy. The light attracts them well, and cleanup is easy. The only downside is that it takes up a lot of space on the outlet, so you can’t plug anything else into the outlet next to it. Overall, it works really well and keeps my kitchen fly-free!

So this does work well to catch and kill some bugs. It is easy to use and to replace the sticky trap. It also has a nice motion sensor light option. My major complaint is that while it caught moths. fruit flies, and a few other insects. It never caught mosquitos. This was my primary reason for purchasing it because we had a large number of mosquitos getting into the house. But over a month it never caught one. Meanwhile it caught everything else. I'm not sure if it was just bad luck or if the light doesn't attract them. Either way it was surprising to see just how many flying insects it caught... EXCEPT mosquitos!

This awesome flying insect trap surprised me with how well it works, its low cost, quick and easy set-up, and its overall sleek and modern design. My roommate's mom recommended the trap because it worked amazingly well in her kitchen, so I decided to order one and give it a shot. I was skeptical that it would even work, but I was proven wrong within days of receiving it and setting it up. I have it plugged in right next to my compost bin on my kitchen counter where tons of fruit flies were congregating driving me crazy. It has done an amazing job attracting the fruit flies with its fluorescent light to the sticky side of the trap and keeping the bugs stuck until I swap out a used trap for a new one. The motion sensor nightlight is a cool add-on feature too! It's handy when I go to the kitchen for a midnight snack. If you have a problem with fruit flies or insects inside your house, I recommend trying this trap. The price is right, the setup was super simple and the results were exactly what I was looking for.

Does the job

They work!

I've had this product for 2 weeks and there are no gnats whatsoever being caught But I do see gnats still around my kitchen sink and my face. UPDATE: I moved the gnat catcher to my bathroom and discovered gnats caught on sticky pad.

This doesn’t have an Australian outlet plug

Not sure why this is being sold on Amazon Australia when the plug is not compatible with Australian sockets.