[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an absolute godsend for Texas spring. This was super easy to set up with the directions printed directly on the box. It’s silent when it runs and not at all distracting, though the light can be bright in a bedroom. It’s very easy to install the sticky trap in the base and offers 3 different modes for fan duration. We tried in 3 rooms of the house, first the bedroom. We caught just a few fruit flies, then tried near the patio door and several more were trapped. I’m currently keeping it next to my fruit bowls and it has trapped far more fruit flies and gnats on the quest for bananas. I absolutely love this and I think it will be very helpful when mosquito season really starts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this bug catcher works great! the light draws them in and then the fan sucks them up and into the sticky part! i would definitely recommend purchasing, we have used it in the kitchen where we bake bread and the starter really brings in the bugs but this trap works perfect!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The STEM Flying Insects Fan Trap is designed as a chemical-free, quiet, and visually subtle solution for trapping flying insects indoors. It uses a combination of light and a fan mechanism to attract and capture bugs. Some users have found the device effective, especially in smaller, enclosed spaces, noting that it operates quietly and is a more attractive alternative to fly strips or bug zappers. However, others report limited success, with some stating that insects largely ignore the trap. Several reviewers mention that after weeks of use, the trap remained empty, leading to disappointment in its effectiveness. Placement and room size seem to play a role in its success, as it works best in darker environments where the light can be more enticing to insects. While the sleek design and chemical-free approach appeal to many, those looking for a guaranteed solution to indoor flying pests may want to explore other options or read additional reviews before purchasing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was quite impressed with this product! I didn’t expect it to catch the small gnats, but it did! It’s very easy to use. Doesn’t take up a lot of space. Low maintenance, comes with an extra sticky pad. I would recommend this to all my friends & family!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think this helps overall I set up an overnight notice flying insects were attracted to it and seemed to catch at least a little Nats, I haven’t seen any bigger flies or mosquitoes yet but anxious to see what happens. I like that it’s safe and non-toxic and an option to keep pest out out of your house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] STEM’s Flying Insects Fan Trap is neatly designed with no chemicals and is surprisingly quiet. I struggle with mosquitoes and looking forward to using it, especially in the summertime. Overall, a subtle, yet significant addition to any home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this flying insect fan trap, by Stem. The fan is very quiet and you don't even hear it. I keep my trap by my fruit bowl and it caught many fruit flies. I also love how discreet it is. You can't even tell, It's something that you would use to capture flying insects .It has a wonderful reservoir in the bottom that can easily be emptied . I love that it is completely chemical free and safe to be around my pets. I would definitely recommend this trap to anyone who has an issue with flying insects in their homes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is very portable and quiet works well with the fan on going 3,8, or 12 hours. The light gives it a good ambiance, the material looks durable and not flimsy. Very easy to clean and reusable with the sticky pads provided. It is also a plug in so no batteries needed, for the price point this is a steal and well worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been utilizing this trap for a month now and want to give my opinion on its functionality. The size and design is nice and compact. The lights are bright enough to get the bugs attention, must be dark in the room! The sound it makes could be slightly softer, see my video. The set up is super simple, just twist the top half off and put a sticky pad on the inside bottom. The cord is quit long and I appreciate that! I find it does not “suck in” bugs, like I thought. The fan just isn’t strong enough. The light does draw bugs in, but the fan doesn’t have power to suck the bugs down to the stuck pad. At least with gnats it doesn’t, I have even tried to wave them towards the machine. Maybe my kitchen isn’t dark enough?

[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.