[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the STEM Fan Trap, and I'm impressed! It quickly attracted and trapped flies and mosquitoes. The UV light is effective, and I love the timer options for convenience. This is a simple and easy way to trap flying insects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really easy setup that took a couple of seconds, and I love how small and lightweight it is. The fan that stays on to suck the bugs in isn’t annoying. I feel safe with it on near my pets. Only downside is that for the light to attract the bugs, you have to have all the other lights off. Overall it’s a perfect hassle-free and chemical-free way to get rid of bugs! I’m happy with it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really don't like it, it's smaller than I thought, and it doesn't work very well. If I can, I'll buy a bigger one and I hope it's more effective than this one. Because I really need it, because it's almost summer, and I really hate flies flying around food when our family has outdoor parties in the summer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This innovative trap offers a solution for managing flying insects. The device uses a light to lure insects. A fan then gently draws them into a concealed trap. It is a more discreet method than traditional sticky traps, making it ideal for indoor use. I am going to love this because they get so bad around my plants and fruit! They are already starting in March, and this thing works like a dream and is so quiet!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Stem flying insects fan trap is an innovative solution for controlling flying pests indoors. Designed to attract and trap common household insects like mosquitoes, gnats, and fruit flies, this device offers a chemical free and orderless alternative to traditional bug sprays.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We don't get a lot of flying insects in Virginia this time of year, however, I am confident this will be a great addition to my spring porch. I have no love for mosquitoes, dragonflies, ticks, or chiggers! Keeping these pests off my deck will help me to enjoy what free time I get.The design is sleek, and after starting it up, I could tell it it will not be cumbersome or make a lot of noise.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have to rave on this product! Five stars all the way. It took me about one minute to set it up. After about five minutes passed, I checked it and there was already a gnat on the glue trap. Very effective for gnats!! The device does emit a soft blue light. The fan has two speeds and is very quiet. There is a timer on the device if you choose to not have it turn off, or you can just leave it running to do its magic!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I live in the south below what they call "the Gnat line." Small little bugs here are numerous even in the winter. I am always looking for new ways to control these critters, especially in our kitchen. One of the major areas where we have a problems is near our trash, and a second major area would be near our fruits. I had the opportunity to try out this insect trap from Stem. The kit itself includes a trap station that has a fan. Above the fan, there is a light designed to attract insects, and inside the trap is a sticky plate that will catch the insects that are pulled inside. I've tried similar products in the past and I've had mixed results. One thing that stands out with this particular trap is the way the light is More visible from the exterior of the trap. It's not so visible as to be a distraction, but it's visible enough that it can draw insects in from pretty much any direction. Other traps that I've tried, the lighting was more shielded, which I felt was a little inefficient. Another nice feature that I noticed is that the fan on this product appears to have a little more pull than other products. The appearance of this trap is pleasant. It doesn't look gaudy or unappealing. We have this set up in our buffet area near where we keep our fruits, potatoes, and onions. Within an hour or two of first placing the trap, I had caught a few of the small flies in it already. These flies can be stubborn, so I added a bit of extra attractant by putting some apple cider vinegar on a 2 L soda bottle cap with a drop of dish soap and a small piece of banana peel in the center of the sticky pad. This brought out a lot of the flies that were hiding in our fruits and we caught many more of them little buggers shortly after. We are outside of mosquito season here right now, but I imagine once we get to that season, I believe Iwill start seeing more of them in this trap as well. Usually these lighted traps seem to attract them well and having less mosquitoes in the house is always a great accomplishment. Now, if we could just get a trap that would suck in the black house flies, that would be amazing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has been a great product! I noticed how quickly it has trapped the insects! I have been keeping it on all the time and it keeps the insects away! I can put this anywhere I see activity and it works its magic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay sooooo we get a lot of flies during the summer... And fruit flies recently, I plugged the device in and waited I like how small it is but soon enough all the fruit flies were gone the only thing is the reason I gave it 4 was because when opened the flies fly out, I like how small and sleek it is so maybe I need to not check it I'll try that next time like wait until they have stuck to the sticky pad