10 Reviews: Best Bug Zapper for Outdoors (Apr 2024)

The rechargeable ZAP IT! racket packs up to 10,000 zaps in a single charge and easily kills big and tiny insects for people who want to take a more active part in smiting bothersome insects. It can be used both inside and outdoors for extended periods of insect-killing. The bright LED light on the handle is also excellent for attracting bugs and keeping them in view so you can zap pesky mosquitos at night.

mostly i use it on the dog beds outdoors. battery charge lasts a loooong time. I just press the button and tap/slap it on the bed with a fly inbetween. Zap, smoked, dead. I can kill like 20 in a few minutes.

by bladerunner619

This hanging bug zapper produces a 4,200-volt electric shock, guaranteeing that it kills both interior and outdoor pests with a single zap. Despite its power, it does not waste energy. In fact, when compared to other bug zappers on the market, it may save you up to 20% on energy. It can also last for over 30,000 hours, which is about three and a half years of constant usage.

I love that you can use it both indoors and outdoors, the best part is that it works really good. I could hear it zapping the bugs when got inside by the light. No more mosquito bites on my arms or legs. We love the Bug Zapper.

by gregcolleen

Looking for a bug zapper that costs less than $30 and works just as well as any other insect-killing alternative? Then you’ll need the ZALIK Bug Zapper. This zapper employs a UV light to attract any nearby bug, only to electrocute them upon their mistaken arrival. Furthermore, since it is one of the smaller devices, it is more portable and a useful choice if you need a little additional firepower for a barbeque or a weekend camping trip.

Makes hanging out in the garage much more enjoyable at night

by Josh H

We couldn’t leave out FVOAI’s futuristic-looking bug-trapping design. Using a zero-zapping mechanism, this insect trapper lures, and vacuums bugs, causing them to cling onto an inside sticky trap. With its appealing light source and 360-degree design, it’s a super-powerful and very effective alternative to a bug zapper. The trap also has two timer settings that may be set to run for six or twelve hours.

[...] My husband bought this for me to see if it helps and it worked perfectly! I can enjoy going outside with my dog so I definitely recommend this to anyone!

by Jose F.

Well, this one is advertised as an indoor zapper but it also works fantastic for outdoor. The Aspectek Bug Zapper, a grid-style device with 20 watts of electricity, is a great option. The high-voltage metal grids will easily eliminate houseflies, mosquitoes, boxelder bugs, moths, gnats, and even wasps. You can put this bug killer on your counter, shelf, or floor, or hang it up with the included chain and hooks, as long as there is an outlet nearby.

Worked great for me! Have been using it for at least 3 yrs and finally a lamp went out. Even had it outdoors without any issues except zapping all the bugs outside and had to bring it indoors. [...]

by Amazon Customer

This high-powered electric insect zapper has a coverage area of more than 1500 square feet. Ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, courtyards, gardens, and backyards, among other places. It has a 15W light and a 4200V electric shock grid to attract insects, mosquitoes, and flies. Simply put it on a flat surface, or use a ring to hang it on a tree or house wall bracket, and no more bothersome insects will fly about.

Just got a new vacation in the mountain and has been suffering from overwhelming bugs. ReSearch for products online and found this product. I like how lightweight it is so I can carry it from indoor to outdoor if needed. Plugged it in and starting working right away. Easy and effective!

by Rainbow

If smaller moths, gnats, mosquitoes, or fruit flies are your issue, the Katchy Indoor Bug Zapper is the way to go. It has a purple UV light that attracts most smaller flying insects, and its stylish design differs it from the average bug zapper. Its dual-action attracts the insect to the light and draws it in with a suction fan. Once within the trap, the flying pest will meet a sticky board at the bottom.

[...] SUMMARY: For outdoor use or in a home with a gnat or fruit fly problem, I would whole-heartedly recommend this device.

by Shane Michaels

This weatherproof bug zapper keeps both indoor and outdoor living areas pest-free. This bug zapper has a lifespan of up to 8,000 hours, allowing you to defend your house long beyond the summer fly season. A 6-foot cable allows you to hang your bug control device high and out of reach of children. Furthermore, it employs 4,000V of electric fly killer power to efficiently eliminate flying pests, including moths.

The Bug Zapper is an excellent product. Used it indoors in the area where my houseplants are & outdoors in the patio area! This really works!! Works very well on the pesky mosquitoes & gnats as well as other flying insects! I am very pleased with my purchase & would definitely recommend.

by J. Bayi

This gadget from BLACK+DECKER provides the ultimate outdoor protection against wasps, flies, and other flying insects, with an undoubtedly stylish look for a bug zapper. This product excels with its durable waterproof shell and capacity to withstand inclement weather. Furthermore, its 1-acre coverage area is truly remarkable, so you will notice a significant reduction in the number of pests in your area almost immediately.

This device works a lot better than other devices. Works for a bigger area in outdoor.

by Rom

This bug zapper is powerful. It’s compact, but it’s equipped with a 65 NM wavelength zapper, which means it’ll be more effective at zapping insects than other devices. Relax, it has a safety screen to prevent tiny fingers from going into the gadget. Each zapper features a simple on/off button on the top right, as well as a five-foot cable for convenience and distance. Even better, you’ll get two units!

The bug zapper does a great job both with indoor and outdoor flying critters. I have to empty it daily, but it appears to be making progress against the critter population so it is slowing a little. We hope that trend continues. [...]

by John P