Zevo Flying Insect Trap & 3 Refill Cartridges - Plug in Fly Trap & Indoor Bug Catcher for Gnats, House & Fruit Flies - Blue & UV Light Technology, Mess-Free Alternative to Bug Zapper

I honestly didn’t think I had a gnat problem, but I decided to try the Zevo Flying Insect Trap just to be proactive, at least catch them if they came along from my fruit. I plugged it in and kind of forgot about it... until I checked it a few days later and was shocked to see how many tiny gnats it had caught! There was zero visible evidence of bugs flying around my home—no swarms, no buzzing—yet the trap silently did its job in the background.It’s incredibly easy to set up: just plug it in, and that’s it. No mess, no weird smells, no noise. The blue light is subtle and not disruptive, and the sticky cartridge is simple to replace. It’s also compact enough to blend in without being an eyesore. I also have cats who occasionally sneak up on my counter and they didn't bother the trap. I also like the fact that it has a large white barrier with the sticky stuff on the backside that faces the wall, so even if they accidentally rubbed against it or their tail hit it, it wouldn't get glue on them.If you're unsure whether you have a gnat or fly issue, this is a great way to find out and handle it quietly. I’m really impressed with how efficient and low-maintenance it is. Highly recommend for peace of mind!

I’ve been using the Zevo Flying Insect Trap with the 3 cartridges for a few weeks now, and it’s been great at catching both fruit flies and regular house flies. The blue and UV light really attracts them fast, and the trap works completely silently—there is no noise at all, which is perfect for indoor use.The size is a bit larger than I expected, but definitely not crazy big—it fits nicely in any room without being obtrusive. The sleek, modern design blends in well, so it doesn’t stand out or look ugly.Though I’ve only used it a short time, the cartridges seem to have a good lifespan, and since it comes with three replacements, I’m set for a while. It’s a very low-maintenance, mess-free way to keep flies under control.✅ Effectively catches fruit flies and regular flies✅ Completely silent operation—no noise at all✅ Slightly larger than expected but still compact✅ Sleek, unobtrusive design✅ Durable cartridges with good lifespan✅ Easy to use and mess-freeIf you want a quiet, effective, and attractive way to handle flying insects indoors, this Zevo trap is definitely worth trying!

I was skeptical about this bug trap, but wow… it’s like a 24/7 gnat magnet. Within a day, I had a whole collection of gnats and a couple of tiny moths stuck to the trap 🦟🦋 No zapping, no gross smells, just a quiet, glowing bug hotel where they check in and don’t check out.I also love that the cartridges are replaceable, you just pop in a new one and it’s good to go. ♻️ It’s low-maintenance and way less gross than trying to DIY a fruit fly trap.The setup is literally plug-and-play 🔌, and the blue light gives it a futuristic glow at night, which feels oddly satisfying. Totally worth it if you’re tired of doing the “mosquito clap” every time you walk through your kitchen. 🙌

Works very well and it draws bugs in without any smell or chemicals. The light is pleasant and the trap is very sticky, it is also very easy to change and replace the cartridge. It's very effective in attracting and holding bugs.

I know how helpful pictures are for believability, so I’ll attach one! Don’t judge me, I had no idea what these were for the first couples of weeks. So yes they overran my house for a bit. But that is no longer! We are now free from the clutches of these nasty little 💩’s.I recently moved to Florida, and never in my life had I experienced so many (what I thought were gnats - I’m still unsure what the hell they actually are 😂). For the life of me I couldn’t figure out where the swarms of these pesky little things were coming from. I am originally from up north, where the only things that resemble them that we get are fruit flies. I couldn’t figure out why they were everywhere when none of my fruit was rotten or even remotely bad. Until I did some googling and found out these little demons are called Drain Flies. They live and breed in your drain, lay eggs and come out in SWARMS. I tried every remedy to kill them off. I cleaned my drains, I poured all kinds of chemicals down there. I googled every which way to kill their eggs, catch them. Tried the whole apple cider vinegar, water and soap trick. Where the apple cider vinegar is supposed to attract them, and the surface tension of the soap is supposed to get them stuck and they sink into the water below….noooope! Nothing worked. I’d still see them flying all over the place in my peripheral vision, and to top it off I now had a nasty little vinegar cup hidden in my corner smelling like dooky. I, like every other rational person, ran to Amazon for a solution. And I found LOTS of them. My first go to was going to be that light and fan thing, where the light attracts them and the fan supposedly sucks them in to their demise. I really didn’t care which one I purchased, as long as it worked. I saw the reviews and pictures of this one and figured I’d give it a go, and if this one didn’t work, I’d try the other one I mentioned.Day 1, the first few hours, it caught absolutely nothing. And I thought “greaaat. This thing isn’t going to catch anything and I’m gong to have to deal with this pests for another few days while I wait on another order”Day 2. I woke up, not expecting to find anything, and lo and behold, there were 10-15 flies on it. My prayers had been answered!Day 3. Not going to lie, I forgot I had it plugged inDay 4. I checked again, and this is what I found. The picture attached. Absolutely gross 🤢. Don’t ask, I have no idea how all these nasty little creatures lived in my sink without my knowledge. I must just be that blissfully unaware. I thought I only had a few…clearly I was wrongI’m on like Day 10 now. I waited awhile because I wanted to make sure it continued to work before posting this review. I haven’t seen another fly / gnat besides in the trap, since Day 4, nearly a week ago. Not one. However, the trap is still lit up, and still as sticky as it was on day 1.There is a faint blue glow, it’s a pretty pleasant. It’s just like a night light. It makes 0 noise whatsoever. It’s SO easy to remove and replace the sticky pad. You pull the stick piece up out of the part that attaches into the wall, and slide a new one in. So simple, yet so effective. If you’ve had these nasty little critters flying around your home for far too long now, try it. You won’t regret it. If it doesn’t work in the first spot you put it, move it around. These things supposedly come out of the drains, yet for some reason it catches far more in my bedroom outside the bathroom. So find what works for you. Also, it turns sideways if need be. So if you have a sideways plug, you can still plug it in and swivel it so it’s face up!I hope this review helps some of you choose this, and rid your life of these nasty little buggers!!

We had a fungus gnat problem in our house that exploded while we were on vacation. We treated our plants and killed the larvae but there were adults EVERYWHERE. I got this thing, plugged it in and within just a few days it managed to cut down the gnat population significantly. It even caught a moth and a fly that I didn’t even know were in the house. The photo is from exactly a week after I put it up. Idk what it is about the light but it attracts bugs really well and they stick to the pad and can’t get off no matter what. I’m happy with this and will keep it up indefinitely just to catch any annoying bugs my kids let inside.