VOLTORB Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor Waterproof Bug Zapper Outdoor Solar Powered,UV Mosquito and Bug Zapper LED Light for Outside,with Adjustable Solar Panel & USB Charging

WHAT YOU GET:Bug Zapper (Solar/USB Rechargeable)USB CableSeveral Stand Pieces Including a Stake to Mount into the GroundOptional wall anchors and screws for Wall mount optionSolar Panel is PreinstalledCleaning BrushPRODUCT:This bug zapper is mostly plastic but it's lightweight and easy to move about since its Solar based. To start it off you can use the included USB cable to charge it up. But if you have a good amount of sunlight, it’ll charge up through the day and when Night comes, it gives off a light that attracts flying bugs and ZAP, they’re gone.You can use the plastic poles that come with it to Stake it into the ground or use the anchors and screws to do a wall mount option if you want.This is good for places where it might be difficult to normally run a powered bug zapper. Its not as powerful with it only being solar but it still gets the job done in my opinion. Its zapped several bugs already since it's been set up.FINAL THOUGHTS:Its the middle of summer here and the mosquitoes are INSANE right now. It's been zapping the buggers every night thankfully. I would place this in a strategic area where you are having mosquito or other flying bug problems at night and let it do its work. If you use the ground stake option, then it makes it really easy to just move it to another spot if the first spot you chose doesn’t work out. Just make sure to set it in an array that will get enough sunlight during the day so it can recharge up on its own. Good product overall though, I recommend as it's been very helpful.

First night of trying it was a very bright day and it seemed to work OK. Second day was partly sunny. Checked in at night, and did not turn on. Don't know if it's from the damages on the solar panel or if there just wasn't enough sun. QA was not done, or not done well.

I had high hopes for the VOLTORB Solar Bug Zapper , having seen very good reviews of similar products, but have to say that I was very disappointed. It was easy to set up and easy to use, but after 2 days in very strong Hawaian sun, produced a light so dim it looked like incandescent. It is not the color of UV and did not do well at attracting mosquitos, even though I moved it to an area which was teeming with them.It does come with a usb port and cable for alternate charging, but I really do not like that design because I do not want to bring something into my home if it does, in fact, have bugs on it, or to have to clean it every time it is used in order to charge it. What I had liked about it is that it is solar, but if it does not charge sufficiently in 2 days of blazing sun in Hawaii, I do not know where it will work. The bottom line is that it did not work for me, even wen provided with adequate light, and more mosquitos than any zapper could miss. The bottom line is that it did not work for me at all.In addition, while easy to assemble, it sits on a plastic stake which did not hold it very well. While light weight, it is top heavy. It is not particularly well designed or built. I have tried one other solar zapper, which was smaller, but did work a bit better. Neither is what I had hoped it would be, while the electric zappers I have work very well.

Moths don't fry and bounce off like standard zappers with more power. They die but basically melt to the wire which means it needs to be cleaned a lot if you have a lot of bugs. This is the best solar unit I've seen, but solar has it's limits. It seems to be great for mosquitoes and does actually stay on all night.

Probably not bright enough.

I really like this bug zapper. I was able to put it together fairly easy, and just stick it in the dirt and left it no charging needed. The solar panel allowed full functioning of the zapper and it works great.

So, I really liked the idea of this for my small deck. I placed it out in the sun for probably a week before I thought to use it though. When I did turn it on it wouldn't light up at first. Then a carried it to another location. For some reason, as I did that, it would turn on if I had it angled one way and then when I turned it another way it turned off. I was angling towards a light source and then away from one, so I thought maybe it reacted to light. Nope. It just won't stay on at all. So, it's pretty worthless to me. I cannot recommend this bug light to anyone at this point even if I liked the idea.

VOLTORB Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor doesn't perform well. This summer has been really bad for mosquitoes in my area and was hoping this zapper would help keep them off our deck unfortunately it is not powerful enough to attract them to it and have only seen a few small bugs in it. The solar panel needs a full day of sun to last only a few hours. I personally wouldn't recommend it.