[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this!!! My favorite part is that it captures them. I used to use fly traps back in the day and it’s so annoying when they stick to everything but what you want it to. This is seamless not an eye sore to look at it and work effectively I think!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent for repelling, trapping, and killing insects like mosquitoes and flies. It's also very practical since it's plugged into a power outlet. It can be taken anywhere because of its small size. It doesn't make any annoying noises and is very effective. Its very easy to maintain.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Between fruit flies and other gnat-like flying insects, I was going crazy. Can't swat or catch them. This device actually does the job. I let it run for 24 hrs and it sucked in a few of those annoying little buggers. It's not even peak season for them yet, so I can't wait to see how it does then.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this STEM flying insect fan trap. I like that I am easily able to plug this in wherever I need it to be. It’s so easy to change out the traps. All you do is shot it out and then drop a new one in. No more messing with big filled traps! This is truly a sit and forget type of product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My best ally against mosquitoes this summer! At first, I didn't have much hope that this would help with the pesky mosquitoes, but I left it on for a few hours and noticed fewer mosquitoes in my kitchen. I like it because it's chemical-free and quiet. I've had great results this week!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] You know that moment when a fruit fly buzzes past your face like it pays bills? Or when you swat at a gnat and miss, only to question your own existence? Yeah, the STEM Flying Insects Fan Trap is for that life stage. It’s the sleek, chemical-free bug trap that doesn’t look like a science experiment—unless you count watching flies disappear one by one. ⸻ Pros (aka Why You’ll Stop Clapping at Air Like a Crazy Person) ✅ Attracts and traps flying pests It pulls in fruit flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and other flying annoyances using a scent bait and a fan-powered vacuum. Basically, it smells good to bugs, then yeets them into the abyss. ✅ Chemical-free, pet-friendly No sprays, no sketchy fumes, no worrying if your dog’s licking something he shouldn’t. Just plug it in, and let it do its quiet little murder thing. ✅ Sleek, quiet, and low-key It looks more like an air purifier than a bug trap. You can leave it in the kitchen, by the trash can, or next to your fruit bowl without ruining your home aesthetic. ✅ Easy setup & maintenance Pop in the trap cartridge, plug it in, and forget about it. When it’s full of insect corpses, just swap out the cartridge like a bug-hunting pro. ⸻ Cons (aka Minor Annoyances Before the Bugpocalypse Begins) ❌ Needs a refill cartridge every few weeks You’ll have to keep buying the sticky inserts if you want to keep up the massacre. It’s not a one-and-done deal. ❌ Not instant results If you expect a bug-free kitchen in 10 minutes, chill. It’s a passive trap, not a bug-zapping light show. Give it a day or two to work its magic. ❌ Not for big bugs Houseflies might laugh at this. It’s best for smaller pests like gnats and fruit flies. Don’t expect it to trap your weird oversized summer mosquitoes from hell. ⸻ Final Verdict If your home feels like a tiny flying insect Airbnb, this thing is a must. It’s low-maintenance, doesn’t stink like chemicals, and actually looks nice—plus, watching it slowly fill up with the remains of airborne invaders is surprisingly satisfying. Rating: 4.6/5 Quiet. Clean. Deadly. Fruit flies beware. There’s a new sheriff in town. 🪰💨⚡️🔇👀🧼

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cute little thing, definitely smaller than I thought it would be, but it works! It's got a small hum, but nothing too noticeable. It was easy to set up and the instructions on how to clean it is easy too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] STEM Flying Insects Fan Trap does exactly what it says it will, Attracts and Traps! Lately we have had quite a flying insect problem in our home. The spring is here and it’s rained a lot so it’s kind of double bug season this year. This STEM system started working as soon as I plugged it in by immediately attracting house flies, mosquitoes, and fruit flies. How? Plugging it in at night the UV attractant light gets their attention, then, the fan pulling them in so they easily get stuck on the the sticky board. It comes with everything you need to get started, including the device, the USB-C charging cable, the adapter, five glue traps and a brush for cleaning. It is simple to assemble and is attractive to look at. You could almost mistake it for a Bluetooth speaker as you can see in the pictures. No eye sore here! It runs so quietly while it is sucking in all those tiny pests that can carry disease. STEM is people and pet friendly because it is free of chemical insecticides. The digital display on top has buttons for adjusting the fan speed and adjusting the length of time you want it to run. It is so lightweight and easy to carry from room to room. For best results I use it in areas where insects are present like the kitchen, bathroom, near plants and next to pet feeding stations. Every week I use the little brush that came with it for cleaning it out. It’s important to keep it clean if you want it to last a long time. I’m really overjoyed with this new technology because bugs bug me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Anything I can use to fight against mosquitos is a plus in my book. I have had a few flies and fruit flies in the house. I ran for a few hours and the flying insects were gone. When I checked the trap, they were stuck to the glue trap.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The STEM flying insect fan, trap with disposable sticky traps is already doing the most in our house. We have it set up and plugged in next to a bookshelf by our back door and it's already working to catch those little critters that sneak in when we're not paying attention. And it's already working to catch those little critters that sneak in when we're not paying attention