10 Best Bug Zappers in 2022 (Black + Decker, Flowtron, and More)

Aerb's bug zapper attracts flying insects and ants from up to 1,500 square feet. You can use the appliance indoors or outdoors, wherever you need to get rid of wasps, ants, mosquitoes, flies, and moths. 

The exterior is waterproof and includes a hanging ring for convenient placement. A protective shell prevents electric shock and does not allow enough space for children to accidentally stick their fingers in the bug zapper. 

The most prevalent complaint from reviewers was that the bug zapper stopped working after a few months. A few others thought it was too noisy. The majority of reviewers found the bug zapper started attracting flying insects right away. They liked the convenience of the top ring for hanging it up in garages or outdoor patio areas. 

Flowtron's outdoor bug zapper can attract flying insects within a one-acre range. The product also comes with a 30-day supply of mosquito bait and features a non-clogging grid design. This means dead bugs drop back onto the ground instead of collecting in the interior of the bug zapper. The product comes with a two-year warranty.

Common complaints among reviewers were concerns about the quality of the plastic grid material and the bug zapper giving out after a year or less of use.

Most reviewers were pleased with how many bugs the zapper could attract and get rid of. They liked that the product could attract mosquitoes and other pests on large properties with a lot of outdoor space. 

This buzz zapper is designed for indoor use and comes with two extra replacement bulbs. It features a chain you can use to hang or place the zapper where pest problems typically occur. This includes near doors and entryways to garages and outdoor areas.

One group of reviewers expressed disappointment in the small number of insects the zapper attracted and killed. Some noted the light bulbs stopped working after a few uses. More reviewers found it effective at getting rid of fruit flies and other insects near patio doors, interior doors leading to a garage, and front doors.  

You can use these mini rackets indoors or outdoors to swat and kill flying insects. Available in three sizes, two rackets come in a set and both use a 4,000-volt grid. These rackets run on rechargeable batteries, which recharge with a USB cable. The mini-size ones are perfect for taking with you to outdoor events.

Some reviewers complained about the longevity of the items. They noted the batteries did not hold a charge as well after repeated use. More buyers liked that they were able to swat away gnats and flies. They liked the quick charging time and that the rackets were an entertaining way to get rid of bugs. 

You can either hang this light around your outdoor space or use it on a tabletop. The UV light can attract and eliminate bugs during daylight or nighttime hours. This outdoor bug zapper works within a half-acre radius. There is a removable tray to help dispose of dead bugs. 

A small group of reviewers was not pleased with the frequent cleaning needs of the bug zapper. They stated it attracted every type of insect and filled up quickly.

Quite a few reviewers liked the range of coverage the bug zapper provided. They liked that the product worked well in swampy and humid areas, in addition to other types of areas with high bug populations.  

This bug zapper is for indoor use and can be plugged in wherever you see increased insect activity. The materials are fireproof and there is an insect collection tray that you can remove for easy cleanup. There's also a protective cover to prevent shocks to children and pets. 

A few reviewers complained that the bug zapper did not kill flies and did not seem to zap some insects that flew into the device. The majority of reviewers were pleased with the product's effectiveness, though. They liked that there was an on/off switch and that the bug zapper was lightweight. 

Tysonir's bug zapper works best in dark rooms or at night. The design stands up against rain, and it can be hung up or set on a flat surface. Another nice feature is that it produces little to no noise. There's also a blue 20-watt light that attracts the insects and the shock is 4,200 volts.

A small group of buyers did not like that the bug zapper might not kill larger insects. Most reviewers found the device helped them drastically reduce the number of gnats, small flies, and mosquitoes. They also liked that the bug zapper was easy to clean. 

This bug zapper also doubles as a light bulb and uses rechargeable batteries as its power source. It is portable enough to take on camping trips and use to keep bugs away from your campsite. You can also use it as a tent light or indoors. 

The most common complaint from reviewers was that the device did not seem strong enough to attract a lot of bugs. Most reviewers noted the product worked best in small areas.

They noticed the device attracted and got rid of mosquitoes and other flying insects around outdoor sitting areas and campsites. They were also impressed with the bug zapper's long battery life. 

Thanos' bug zapper uses a combination of UV light, fan, carbon dioxide bait, and sticky traps to lure in mosquitoes and trap them. You can use this device either indoors or outdoors. A micro-USB cable is included so you can power it through an electric outlet or portable power bank. 

A small group of reviewers noted the bug zapper did not attract a lot of insects. They said the fan was weak. The majority of reviewers noted the device was quiet and seemed to pull in insects after a few days. These reviewers said the bug zapper was most effective at getting rid of mosquitoes and flies. 

This set of solar outdoor bug zappers has two torches, each with three poles of varying heights, connectors, a ground stake, and a tabletop base. The LED lights in the torch mimic a flickering flame. With a weatherproof design and solar power source, this bug zapper is easy to maintain and doubles as decorative lighting for your patio or deck space.

A small group of reviewers noted the poles were not sturdy and the lights did not seem to attract as many insects as they would've hoped. Slightly more reviewers appreciated the look of the lights and noted they lasted through the night with a full charge on sunny days.