[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've been using the zero flying insect traps for over a year now and absolutely LOVE them! They are easy to use and do a great job. Just set mine up yesterday and it already caught a pesky little fly! There is basically no actual assembly which is nice. The product has no smell and doesn't make any noises. It's also super easy to change the sticky inserts to keep it clean as needed! I highly recommend this if you have pesky little flies in your home!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] In just one week of using this device I can tell it is very effective. It catches a lot of insects, is silent, easy to setup. Literally you only need to put the cartridge inside and peel it off then plug it and voila. The material is sturdy and well made and it does not add anything ugly to my space. I would recommend 100% I am very happy with this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using the Zero Flying insect trap and my first impression has been very positive. It was easy to set up, and I like that it doesn't use chemical insecticides. The blue light is subtle and the device look clean and modern. I'm excited to continue using it to see how many flying insects it catches over time. Overall, it's a convenient option for keeping small flying bug under control indoors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My experience with the Zevo Flying Insect Trap has been positive. It is easy to set up, and helps catch flying insects like gnats and fruit flies quietly and effectively. Works 24/7. I like the discreet design and how it fits nicely into my home without being noticeable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Freaking amazing, easy to use and most importantly it does catch that wretched flying menaces. I have not picked on any scent or odor. Assembly is so easy my 2yr old figured it out. Literal open the box slide the trap in and plug. Maintenance is super easy, let it catch the monsters and pull the sticky off and toss slip in a replacement and tadah. So far lifespan all depends on how many flying insects are in the area

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We get drain flies really bad this time of year, and this trap has made a noticeable difference. It's very easy to set up, and changing the sticky pad only takes a minute. The blue light attracts the bugs, and it's honestly surprising how many it catches. It's saved us a lot of annoyance and has been well worth using.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was surprised how well this insect trap works. It is very easy to install: you just plug it in and it starts to attract flies, mosquitoes and other flying insects. I like it because it does not use aerosols or leave strong odors, so it is a more comfortable option to use indoors. After only two days I already noticed a big difference. I would definitely buy it again and recommend it to those looking for a practical solution to control insects

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been really happy with this Zevo Flying Insect Trap so far. It was bigger than I originally expected, but it's still compact enough to fit nicely on a countertop or shelf without taking up too much space. One of my favorite things is that there's no smell at all, unlike sprays or other bug products. It's easy to set up, requires very little maintenance, and quietly does its job. If you're looking for a simple, mess-free way to help catch flying insects indoors, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was very excited to get this insect trap! Perfect for the kitchen because of fruit flies that comes with having a lot of fruit, and it works great! You peel off the cover and just plug it in! The trap is just sticky so once the bug gets attracted to the blue light it gets stuck to the sticky trap. After like a day, it caught its first one. We don't get too many so it doesn't get full fast. If you have a lot bugs then it will get fully fast and have to replace the trap every 2 weeks or so. Just depends on how much insect action you get. You can place it anywhere inside the house. I love it and definitely helps reduce the amount! You need to add this to your house right now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My mom is one of those crazy plant ladies. I can't complain... I'm the enabler that finds her the rare ones to add to her collection, because it makes her smile. Unfortunately, we're also a family that loves to cook and we own two labradanes. Between the plants, the dogs and the food, we've been inundated with pests this year. When Zevo and Influenster gave me the chance to test the Zevo Flying Insect Trap, I jumped at it. We've tried the Neem oils, the foggers, the drops, the stationary traps... nothing has cut down on the little buggers. Setup was a breeze- peel off the liner, pop it into the device, plug it in. No mess, no smell, no fuss. Our favorite features so far include the UV light that attracts the pests, the 90 degree rotation so we can use it in outlets along with other items. And also... it hides the bugs that are already caught! Unlike the long sticky traps we've resorted to using in the past, you don't get sticky trying to put them up, you aren't faced with a strip of yucky dead bugs every time you go into the room, and... extra bonus, tall people don't risk running into it and getting covered in grossness. We placed ours in the kitchen. We have a dining room and pantry, and the kitchen is in the middle of both. The dining room holds most of the plants, the pantry has food and the dog food/water station. So the kitchen is central to everything. As you can see, not only can we still plug in our small kitchen appliances, but it's been up for less than 24 hours, and it's already caught plenty of gnats and midges. We're already planning on grabbing one for every dang room of the house on our next grocery run! If you're also dealing with these unsightly pests, we highly recommend grabbing one or two... or 6. Honestly, I feel like at this point in the summer, one for every room in the house isn't going overboard in the slightest. Now, if I could just get rid of these darn basement spiders...