Faicuk Wall Sconce Fly Light Trap for Capturing Flies, Moths, Gnats, Mosquitos and Other Flying Insects-12"x6.1"x5.98"

Little to no assembly. Simply slide a sticky pad into track and attach to the wall with the provided screws then plug it in. The cord is shorter than I would have liked but lowering it wasn’t an issue. I chose to hang mi e around the corner so it’s not visible when looking in the room. Works incredibly fast and you cannot beat the price for something f that doesn’t “zap” all the time

We have had a cabinet moth infestation that we have been fighting for about six months now. Even with pesticides coming in and spraying still having issues. However, I bought this light on Amazon and it has worked wonders. It not only has caught houseflies cabinet malls, regular malls, Nats, etc. very happy with the product and plan to buy a couple more for around the house. In addition the light acts like a nice nightlight so I don’t have to turn lights on in the rooms that I have them at night.

I live in an old farmhouse for nearly 40 years and last year was the first indoor fly problem we’ve ever had. We’ve had a few warmer winters recently and that has not helped keep the fly population in check. The sconce look is good and decent quality but this will not be a permanent installment. I mounted to a plate stand to use as needed with easy access to still change the glue trap. As the weather warms up, flies will start to come out and so will these. As common sense would suggest, it works best when it’s the brightest or only light source. I had one in a slightly darker room and it got a lot of action on day1. The other one was set up near a window where the bugs attract and still got some. I bought for flies but it has surprisingly attracted the Asian beetles too. I gave it a 4-star because it’s a little expensive for a light and glue trap but it has worked so far and I don’t regret the purchase.

It worked for less than a week before the bulb burnt out. Will this need a new bulb every week? I'm not going to find out. Spend your money elsewhere.

Easy install fast turnaround works great

It does the job. Not a bad value compared to the competition. It is smaller but the bugs don’t care….they still fly for the light and get stuck in the paper.

YES you can get replacement fly paper and YES you can get replacement bulbs! The bulb lasted 6 months on 24/7. Just used a paper towel to hold the bulb turned it 1/2 a trim to get it to slide out. The information is on the bulb. Works to trap flies and gnats, can not say it traps Mosquitoes too. For the $39. Price great deal! Very happy with this product. No noisy fan that some have. This is much like the fly traps you see in Restaurant kitchens.

While they are very cheaply made, thin plastic, easy to break. They do the purpose they are meant to do, and that is attract and kill flys. The light is bright so also serves as a nightlight for my garage.

Al principio pensé que no funcionaria por el tamaño y bueno considerar que era para una carnicería pero la verdad es que funciona perfectamente.

I requested extra lamp I thought this the issue but no

Very bad quality and received in bad condition

This is just about the mostly cheaply made piece of plastic nothing that should have cost about $25 max. However, it works great. If it wasn't so overpriced, I would buy 3 more. I live in the country, on an old farm so flies are a problem. I leave this thing on all the time and it does a great job. Even through it's super cheap plastic garbage, once you have it on the wall, and if you put it high enough that people can't really see it, it looks deceptively "stylish" or at least better than seeing dead flies stuck to strips hanging from ceiling or on the window.

Perfect, fast shipping. It works really good. I’ll probably buy another one for the second floor.