WBM Smart Electric Bug Zapper UV Light

I own quite a few bug zappers. I have a couple of electric fly swatters and a few outdoor solar bug zappers. I got this rechargeable zapper for inside my home. I like that it has foldable legs so you can stand it up. The legs have eyelets that allow you to screw it down so it won't tip over. I chose not to screw it down. The legs are sturdy enough without a screw. If you have pets or children, then maybe it's a good idea to screw it down. There are eyelets on the back if you want to hang it on a wall. There is a removable tray that catches the bugs when they fall. I like that the lights are very bright. The surface area for the zapper is much bigger than my others. It is lightweight and has a handle to carry it. You could also hang it on a wall with the soft silicone handle. There is an onboard cleaning brush for any bugs that might stick to the zapper. The lights on this are bright and better than I expected. I would like to point out that some bugs aren't attracted to light. Mosquitoes are one of them insects. If you want to use this to get mosquitoes, you need some kind of bait to put in the removable bug catcher tray. This is not a problem for me. I got this mainly for flies. It's usually flies that sneak into my house, and they are attracted to UV light. If you are getting this zapper for a certain kind of bug, I suggest you research the insect to make sure they are attracted to UV lights. Last year, I had yellow jackets enter my home, and they started building a nest. I called in a professional, and he brought a UV light sticky trap. The light he brought caught a bunch of the yellow jackets. So I can confirm that yellow jackets are attracted to UV lights. Although I haven't had many flies as the weather cools down, this has done a great job on the few that have snuck in.