[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This came just in time now that the weather is getting warmer this worked great now that gnats and mosquitoes are starting to come out and this worked so good. I wish I would’ve known about this product sooner. Definitely worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the product in exchange for my honest review. I was very happy to receive this unit since I've been thinking about buying some kind of bug trapper. It is very easy to assemble and comes with five glue traps. It comes with a 6 foot cord so it is long enough to put the unit where you want it. The fan motor is very quiet, almost silent. The unit emits a blue light which is a little bright if you have the unit where you can see it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This fan trap definitely helps reduce flying bugs around the house. It’s easy to move, quiet, and doesn’t use any harsh chemicals. It works best for smaller insects like gnats and fruit flies, but some flies seem to dodge the sticky trap, which can be frustrating. It feels decently made and has held up with daily use. Cleaning it out is quick and simple. For the price, it’s a solid option — not perfect, but it does make a difference if you place it in the right spot.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is such a quality, durable and effective indoor bug zapper. I love that it’s a decent size and uses a quiet fan to pull bugs in. It’s discreet and works great. I think this would make for a great housewarming gift too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little fan does wonders next to the trash can to get any pesky insects and keep the house insect free. I’m obsessed with it and will continue to buy refills! It’s very quiet and affordable! 10/10

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little trap actually works! It caught a bunch of gnats and a couple of flies within the first day. Super easy to set up, and I like that it’s plant-based and safe around my kids. It won’t fix a big bug problem on its own, but it definitely helps cut down on the annoying flyers. I just wish the sticky pads lasted a bit longer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m really loving this insect fan trap. I like that it’s not too big which doesn’t take up much space and it is very light. It is also quite. I have place it in several spots of my house like the kitchen, my room, and in the living room by the entrance. I like it more by the entrance just because mosquitoes go to it right away if they get inside the house. I like that it has four different timers you can set. It also comes with 5 glue traps which are easy to peel and setup. The instructions on how to set it up are very simple and straightforward. It also comes with a little brush that you can use to clean the inside once the glue trap has been removed. Never knew I needed one until now that I have it. Great product and highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a nice alternative to using chemical sprays to help with bugs, it's nice it can be used in side or outside. Although having to plug it in is a little bit cumbersome to take it Outdoors. The design would be better if it were wireless. It has two fan speeds and a timer which are nice features, and the little light is just enough to give some illumination but not be overpowering.

[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.] 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.