Bug Zapper Light Bulb, 2 in 1 Mosquitoes Killer Lamp Led Electronic Insect & Fly Killer, Porch Light for Entryway, Doorway, Corridor, Balcony and Patio (White)

It fits standard light fixtures. It doesn't make the loud zapping sound. The light is not too bright but it is the right amount of light at night time. I noticed dead bugs on the ground after usage.

I plugged this light in where I had a lot of flies and gnats. And it did not seem to do anything but attract them to the top part of the light instead of the zapping proportion. I did not see a decrease in bugs.

These bulbs are fantastic! I was a bit skeptical, but Arizona is in high season for mosquitoes and I figured it was worth a shot. WOW! One night with these on and I walked out this morning to see them covered in the little blood suckers! Definitely worth the buy if you're in need of some relief from the evil ankle biters.

It’s a nice bright light for your porch with different levels of brightness, but it does not help with the bugs. I’m killing so many bugs with my portable swatter that are getting in the house because the light does nothing to keep them away or kill them when they get near it. I would not waste your money on getting something that is not actively killing most of the bugs coming near the light, but it has a good light. If you are looking for a new porch light that’s bright on different levels..

The blue light could be larger and brighter to disorient/attract the insects more and a yellow light rather than bright white might be a better design for the advertised purposes.

If you put this by your front door on the outside, be prepared for an onslaught of unwanted attention from the insect world. If your aim is to kill bugs, don't put it near an entrance to your house... as we discovered last night. Make no mistake, it works... but it would be better to put it on the inside of your home so as to get the occasional stray flying insect that happens to sneak past you while you are coming through either door of your home. Also, if you do put it outside and you have an enclosed lamp surrounded by glass or what have you, that too isa bad idea, because the insects will not have easy access to the light that attracts them and will simply fly around the glass that encompasses your bulb.A bug lamp is good if it is nowhere near your entrance way.The light at the bottom of the lamp overall, is good for lighting a darkened area, but it's field of light projection is limited due to how its designed. The bug zapper portion of this unit is tiny, but effective.

Well in the great State of Michigan we often joke that the State Bird are mosquitos! So even though it is not summer they are already out in full strength. I purchased this bulb because the night before I could hardly get out to the deck for the large swarms already. This light bulb has great reviews and ratings. It arrived the next day and I was immediately impressed how fast it worked at dusk and into the evening. No bugs or mosquitos. Have not heard any zapping noises, so not annoying, like the adjustable light feature . easy to install just remove old build and twist in new bug bulb! Will be purchasing several more

What? A light bulb that zaps mosquitoes? It must be effective because I haven't seen any since purchasing and using it. Summer's on its way. I am hoping my dog and I will continue enjoying our now mosquito free patio area. Also I am planning on purchasing one for the garage. The light reflected is "daylight". Which is perfect for the front outside and the inside garage. Nothing additional is needed. You just screw it in like a 💡