The Executioner Pro Fly Zapper Mosquito, Wasp, Bug, Insect Killer Swatter Electric Fly Zapper Racket Single Layer for Efficient Zapping Indoor Outdoor

Helluva thing. Well worth the extra couple of quid for improved performance over the standard size one. Small stuff like fungus gnats and fruit flies explode on contact. Can't comment on wasps etc, as I let them go now- there's so few about. But suspect they wouldn't like it. Excellent battery life from the larger C cells. Still on the originals after 5 months. Recommended.

Good product, happy with the result. No more fruit fly infestation as the bat is very handy. Very pleased with this purchase.

Good weapon against wasps. Seems well made. Big batteries makes it a tad heavy, but they pack a punch. Larger flies and moths need a couple of shocks to stun them. Strangely guests love it and want to have a go. Make a fun present, though not for children. Have not had a shock myself, but it makes a loud crack and can smoke a bit! So I won't be sticking my finger in.

Delivered on schedule and only required me to insert the batteries provided to have the "Executioner" ready for use. We've been pestered by persistent wasps when sitting in the garden over the summer so I had the racquet on stand-by and it was effective in stunning a couple of the troublesome insects which were circling our heads. Hopefully next year we will be able to enjoy the garden space now that we're armed and ready!

Good product

My advice? Buy the Pro model. I've purchased four of these over the years, beginning with the standard model, which is excellent by the way. But the newly released and upgraded Pro version has two distinct advantages: 1) a larger mesh and longer reach, making it easier to catch fast moving flies 2) higher capacity C sized batteries instead of AA's, for longer lasting use. To use these you simply press the button on the handle to energise the mesh, wave it over the offending moth or fly, and ZAP! Bluebottles spread disease, but wave this at them and they generate a loud crack and spin to the floor as if they've been hit my a Patriot missile. And the moths that have ruined my expensive wool rug and drilled holes in my suit literally explode on contact. Retribution is strangely satisfying, it turns out, and the invading hordes stand no chance in my well defended household. So yes, this thing really is lethal to flying insects. Their demise is instant, so it's a humane way for them to go, and it's a lot safer to your family than spraying poison around that will also go into your lungs. There are plenty of cheapo knockoffs around, but the Executioner is the original, best made, and most effective in my humble opinion. Buy one - you will not be disappointed! Lastly I'd like to appeal to users NOT to zap any bees. Bees are friendly creatures that we all depend on for pollinating our food supply. They only sting in self defence, if severely harassed. Bees are our friends :-) Bluebottles, hornets, wasps, horse flies, clothes moths etc, not so much.

Great and effective. Zaps even the bigger size however wasps may need a second zap

I recently purchased “The Executioner” fly zapper and it has become an indispensable tool in my household. The product delivers on its promise of quick and effective fly elimination. Ease of Use: The zapper is extremely user-friendly. All it takes is a simple press of a button to activate, making it easy for anyone in the family to use. Performance: I was thoroughly impressed with its performance. By strategically placing the zapper next to a window where a fly had landed, I managed to eliminate the nuisance within seconds. As soon as the fly attempted to move, it met its match with a satisfying “Zap!” Durability: While I haven’t had it for a long time, the construction feels solid and I anticipate that it will last for many fly seasons to come. Will leave feedback for long term review. Overall: I highly recommend “The Executioner” for anyone tired of dealing with annoying flies. It’s a game-changer that adds an element of ease and satisfaction to what can often be a frustrating task.