🔥 2021 Review: Best Mosquito Killer Faceoff. Which one will WIN❓

In this video, I put three portable camping mosquito killing lamps to the test and reveal the truth about which one is the best
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In this video, I do a mosquito killer lamp faceoff. These mosquito lamp claim to kills mosquitos. It is not a zapper though. It can be used for camping as a bug or mosquito killer. It may work as a bug killer, but It does not work well as an electric mosquito killer, and it is very poor as a pest control insect repelled. You might think it is an advanced mosquito exterminator, but ask the question "do bug lights kill mosquitoes". These devices come under many brand names such as, senca, nywaba, pisexur, lenago, tombux, hedgx, and others. The claim to be a mosquito killer lamp, mosquito killer machine, mosquito killer trap, or a mosquito lamp killer. In this mosquito lamp review to a mosquito lamp test on this mosquito lamp indoor and outdoors. Is it really a mosquito trap? Does it work as well as a mosquito magnet?
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Manufacturer's Description:
Goes under many names such as Ckyune Ckyune Mosquito Lamp, Senca Electric Indoor Mosquito Trap, and many more.
Electric Photocatalytic Inhalation Indoor Mosquito Trap, Mosquito Killer Lamp with USB Power Supply and Adapter, Suction Fan, No Zapper, Child Safe
BUZZBGONE Zap - Electric Mosquitoes Zapper for Indoors | Mosquito Killer | Rechargeable Mosquito Zapper and Mosquitoes Killer | Indoor Mosquitoes Light with Hanging Loop | Up to 6 Hours of Battery
Fuze Bug Mosquito Killer Battery Powered Electric Bug Zapper - Camping Lantern Rechargeable Portable Waterproof Mosquito, Gnat, Fly Killer - LED Tent Lamp Fuzz Bug
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[@nothingbutgadgets]

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[@Hypohair]

I have a similar one but it has a bright white light and a blue light setting. Which light should i use for plain pesky flies?

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I do not know much about the many varieties of flies in the world. Unfortunately, I can't offer any advice on how to attract them. Sorry.

[@CandC68]

Just my opinion. Mosquitoes are attracted by 3 things, in order of range(distance), as they zero in on blood sources. First is furthest, smell. The odor of gas or vapor that attractant lures (or humans) give off. A plume of odor that drifts down wind, or up with heat. I don't like to lure mosquitoes in my direction from a distance. So, I don't use baits. Second they sense movement, as they get closer. Most zappers don't move. So, I took out the blue light bulbs. Mosquitoes are not attracted to light. Sadly the purpose of lighted zappers is advertising. You hear lots of zaps, and assume it is working. But it is killing any bug that is attracted to light. Not mosquitoes. I replaced the bulbs with a blinking light source to try to show movement. I chose green. No idea what a mosquito can actually see, but light on/light off might work. Seeing a pound of dead moths and flies is not success. The third thing they detect is heat, from close warm-body blood holders; me. My plan was that the blinking bulbs would generate a small amount of heat, thus drawing them into the zap screen. Also, most zappers for outdoors suggest not placing them close to you doorways. But maybe 25 feet out. This is for the odor attractant to lure them to your area, but not to your doorway. And is why I don't use chemical attractants. Why advertise to a large area. They are NOT going to kill all the mosquitoes in an acre, just lure them closer to your house. Some "experts" say mosquitoes are not good fliers. WRONG. If you watch them, they seem to randomly fly in undirected patterns. This is an irregular search pattern that has worked for them for millions of years. Believe me, when they locate a warm body, they can land perfectly on the one square inch of exposed skin.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks for commenting and adding your input.

[@dudea3378]

^ Absolutely this. None of my light zappers have killed any mosquitos. They kill moths, flies, etc but no mosquitos.

[@motoknivesandgunsbyjt]

Sooooo 3 machines, 1 mosquito.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yep. Light does not attract mosquitoes.

[@KAILABABEZ69]

@@nothingbutgadgets Hi what attracts mosquitos? Is there anything that can keep them away from us while in the house? I dont want to use any body repellents.

[@Danhashiel]

It works bro just buy it still attracts ​@@KAILABABEZ69

[@victorlin4645]

By placing them all right next to each other, you theoretically would have created a very concentrated attracting force for mosquitoes if the manufacturers' claims are to be believed. The fact that you got almost zero mosquitos despite clustering them together means these mosquito zappers are complete crap at controlling mosquitos. Good review! Need more of these.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks. I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@KrunalOdedra]

By placing them right next to each other, you made them compete with each other, I would rather test them out individually to get accurate results. back to back in 3 days/nights in a row, with exact same conditions. then it would be a real face-off

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Actually, I have individual videos for each one of these products if you want to watch them. The results are pretty much the same. By putting them in direct competition with each other, is the ONLY way to have the "Exact Same Conditions" because Nature is chaos and no two days are the same.

[@KrunalOdedra]

Oh! I see, I should watched them first. Thanks so much though, it helped me make informed decision. #PurposeServed

[@jipjap7720]

Well the winner of the competition is clearly the best in attracting and killing the mofo’s

[@nothingbutgadgets]

In the past I have owned Mosquito Magnet devices that use propane to create carbon dioxide as an attractant. While some claim they work, I have never seen them live up to their claims. I owned one that I paid $700 for and it employed four different methods of attraction. It worked the best of any I have ever owned but cost about $50 a month to run and did not eliminate the mosquitoes from my yard after a full year of continuous use.

[@austieoutdoors9763]

​@@nothingbutgadgetsyes my middle one no 2 was the best by a mile and in half the time. That will do me 😂

[@southsidecompton9668]

Rest in Peace to bugs that died that day! Dam you Mosquitos 🦟

[@nothingbutgadgets]

😂

[@helmutsecke3529]

'Damn'

[@CRABWIZRD]

​@@helmutsecke3529no he insint wrong he build a dam to block the mosquitoes

[@Courage_the_Cowordly_Dog]

Crap that hurt 🤕 ​@@CRABWIZRD

[@JohnSmith-w2b]

Don’t waste your money people, these pieces of crap DO NOT WORK, it cost me $50 to find that out

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Correct.

[@zybch]

#3 is a trap, not a killer (unless you leave the insects there till they dehydrate), so not really comparable. Also, its slots for escaping air are large enough to let many tiny bugs just crawl through.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for this great information Mikey C. I appreciate it very much when viewers contribute useful information, as you have here.

[@So_called-v1j]

I bet the inhalation device was probably the bugs favorite ride, lol they were just surfing through it. I also think that the word got out about the uv light trick within the mosquito community, and thanks to some effective curfews and other counter measures put in place by mosquito officials i have never found not even one dead mosquito in my much bigger and badder zappers!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I love it! Thanks for the laugh.

[@So_called-v1j]

@Nothin' But Gadgets You bet, lol thank you for the informative video as well.

[@MarcelVanderWerf]

As far as I know, mosquitos are not attracted to heat, nor light. They are attracted to our breathing, especially CO2

[@nothingbutgadgets]

They are attracted to body heat, but only when in close proximity. Carbon Dioxide is what attracts them from afar.

[@randydutton1]

You can't put your test items next to each other because the first one will affect the results of the next one. It'll intercept bugs, thus distorting the count.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

That is the whole point of a competition, to test things against each other and see if one prevails. If none prevail, then it shows that none are better, and that all are the same. If you want individual videos for each of these devices, I also did those. You can find them here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3erp5mIebaef80

[@MauroCamoranesi16]

I just murdered six mosquitos with my bare hands and I’m not sorry

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You killed more than these big zappers. Lol!

[@Fireplug-i9b]

No mosquitoes were harmed in the making of this video.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

🤣 Love it!

[@mocafrost]

Thank you. So many people traps out there.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad it helped

[@hiker996507]

In short, these are all worthless. They killed insects that you don't really want to kill, not mosquitoes. You should make a much bigger deal out of that. Also, they are insects, not bugs.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yep. Pretty much.

[@SpartakTurgenev]

The manufactures are frauds. I would not pay fifty cents for all 3. THANK YOU for this eye opening info

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You're welcome.

[@Mughalempire999]

Thanks for the video to let people know it's just a waste of huge time and money.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You're welcome.

[@Mitnaged1]

mosquito attracted to Breathing carbon dioxide

[@spacerogue8382]

Yeaaah I have the trap (n3), I've had mosquitoes in my room for 3 days straight and it didn't do a thing...

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Sorry to hear that. I really wished this thing worked.

[@cryogenics6681]

Bug zappers are a waste of money. They kill bugs that don't bother you and the mosquitoes suck your blood while you watch the show

[@nothingbutgadgets]

💯

[@kyles5412]

Imagine giant alien beings taking over the galaxy and making videos just like this about killing us. Lol 😂

[@nothingbutgadgets]

😂😅 Hey. Good movie idea.

[@barristercollins7487]

Stop thinking evil thoughts about your fellow human beings even as a joke. It's wickedness and diabolic

[@maxeisert7466]

All these commercials on youtube that have the same kind of story (a Belgian engineer invented something extraordinary), the same music, the same video presentation (images of various unknown people that don't speak), the same narrator voice. Then you know they are trying to sell you junk.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yep. 💯

[@penzoil302]

Well I wasted money on number 3

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting penzoil302! I am so sorry to hear that.

[@lickalotame]

#1

[@sbhb56]

Very good video, thank you :-) And you reply to most comments! What a real gentleman 👏

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you. I try my best.

[@yarezaizanahmad5102]

All bad. The light source attract all bugs except mosquito. Mosquito do not need light source to attack.

[@coletteleroux4636]

Bought the orange one Because every summer I am head to toe full of bites & guess what It dosent work 😮

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yeah, we all wish it did, but it does not.

[@MBPerdersen]

You claim that mosquitos aren't attracted to light, but we have on like your number two standing in our bedroom, and it zaps mosquitos fairly well.. they might not be as much attracted to the light, as the other things mentioned, but by us at least, it does have an effect on them.. I would not put it outside though, as it there would attract the wrong kinds of bugs, and most likely not have much effect on the mosquito population 🦟

[@nothingbutgadgets]

👍

[@张国伟-j1c]

i hate mosquitoes, but they love me a lot.😡 i really hope that i can have effective mosquitoes trap in the future.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You and me both. Mosquitos are the one thing I really do want to go extinct.

[@VidarrKerr]

Those are NOT mosquito killers. If that is how they are advertised, it is false advertising.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yep. 👍

[@1212-t9f]

Great video and thanks for the effort and info!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@IncogNito-xx7to]

Wow! Thanks! You saved me from buying a piecemof junk!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You're welcome. I am very glad it helped.

[@ns0724]

For me one solution is to stop killing spider they prey on bugs like mosquito

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yes, spiders are great flying insect killers.

[@lak0632]

Thank you Sir for doing like this video's.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting Srinivas Kuntella. I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video.

[@aidagonzalez1299]

Can you do a review on the electric ones to use at home, in a balcony or even inside, when the door has no screen on.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I have done many such reviews. Just look at some of my most recent videos.

[@CamronRoss-o3e]

Every trader needs to now this channel ️

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting @user-wj2co5yz1q. I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video.

[@therrienmichael08]

I blew over $20 for a "bulb zapper" at home depot.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Sorry friend. Hope you can get your money back.

[@x_aureum]

not all heroes wear capes

[@rr7firefly]

Looks like mosquitos are a never-ending scourge.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yes, unfortunately, that appears to be the case.

[@stevenchiverton48]

i recently brought the middel one it dosent even tell you in the manual how long it takes to charge and if you should leave the charger on while using it to be more effective i got one tiny insect only

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yeah, the manual is as useless as the device.

[@stevenchiverton48]

my second nights try this time i sat it on the floor and got more insects so its working well@@nothingbutgadgets

[@batman6540]

Mosquitos arent attracted to bodyheat but co2.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting @batman6540!

[@carolynmartin1165]

I paid about $70 for one of these - not happy but at least I now know that I can get rid of it.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Sorry to hear that. I would try to get my money back. Some have been successful at getting at least a portion of their money back. It is worth a try.

[@observe000]

2nd one, doesn't work at all...waste of money... not a single bug insect or misquote caught so far.... despite powering on for hours....

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yeah, pretty useless.

[@lenam197]

I bought the middle lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yep, they do not work for mosquitoes.

[@peramrajesh271]

That 3rd product is Useless device on the earth. I purchased after seeing 85+ five star ratings and it is not working after using for 8hrs.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Sorry man. I hope you tried to get your money back.

[@FarahAbdul]

In my opinion it's anything flying killer it's not a mosquito killer. Thank you very sir.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@LurkerDood]

So WTF is the best Mosquito zapper since none of these are any good???!!!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

There really are no effective zappers for mosquitos. Mosquitos are not attracted to light.

[@LurkerDood]

@@nothingbutgadgets I see 🤔🤘

[@robertjv]

I swear I need this my house keeps getting mosquitos like 3 and 4 even when when the windows are close

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Unfortunately, none of these are gonna help the mosquito problem.

[@vickil6325]

Oh nooo................I just received my 4 Orange Mosquito Lamps. They are all recharged and ready to be hung under my patio. I like how the lights shines from these Lamps. But trapping the bugs? and how much? I'll see. I am disappointed that the Orange Lamps didn't win.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

They are actually quite good flashlights and camp lanterns. I take mine fishing and hang it up in a tree while I am bank fishing as a lantern. I can see the bank on the other side of a half mile wide lake with the narrow beam spot flashlight. It is like a spot light. Unfortunately, not in all the test I have done do they kill mosquitos, and that is why you buy them. Get your money back if you can.

[@timholstpetersen79]

"In the same place"... yeah, but it would've been a lot more interesting to se them side by side at the same _night_ ! Conditions could vary greatly within just a single day... more mosquitoes, less mosquitoes.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Hmmm....? 0:45

[@timholstpetersen79]

@@nothingbutgadgets Ooops, my bad. Sry.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

It's all good. It was an easy miss. I had to go back and look myself because I wasn't sure. ​It's been a couple of years and I have slept since then. LOL!

[@mohdriaz6051]

Please don't buy any item from them. We have pre-paid 2,100/- for 3 Mosquito killer LED lamp but they sent us only one broken lamp. When we tried to contact nobody is answering my call.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I am so sorry this happened to you. I have made many videos demonstrating that these devices do not work in an effort ot prevent people from wasting thie rmoney on them.

[@KhinMaungTun-q9u]

Thanks a lot for your sharing.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@davenetdog]

Thank you, saved me from junk purchase.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad it helped.

[@danroldinops247]

Thanks its helps me a lot to decide continue upload more videos that content help to others

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you. I am trying to stay afloat, but it is getting hard. Making these videos take a lot of time and effort and KZbin has been cutting my revenue each month. They cut it by 70% in September. With the economy the way it is, I may not be able to continue if people don't start helping me.

[@daniels874]

And last one i got today in KZbin advertisement . Shieeeeeeeet

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Sorry man. Get your money back if you can.

[@_karlazevallos_]

Thankkkssss

[@nothingbutgadgets]

👍

[@mukeshchikbaraik6668]

nice comprehension

[@tagalong2724]

Thank you for your review 👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿👍

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ralphdipinto3512]

I ordered the buzz b gone three weeks ago and it still hasn’t shipped

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting Ralph DiPinto! I am so sorry to hear that.

[@yolandastanford9223]

Thank you so much for this video-very helpful!!!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad it helped.

[@adamexenvironmental4468]

Helpful as in: NONE OF THESE WORK? If you’re looking at killing moths and harmless mayflies? OK!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

@@adamexenvironmental4468 Yes, that actually is the point of the video; to show that they do not kill mosquitoes so people are informed about this.

[@andy372]

You sir deserve a follower

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you.

[@jeremywhitesell2688]

As usual mosquitos the ones we want dead are immune to traps. Most of the zappers kill bugs we need. But your wrong. Mosquitoes are drawn to green light and definitely carbon dioxide. What we breath out. The Dynatraps do have carbon dioxide strips but need dust or bug guts to activate. You dont want carbon dioxide in your house. But you do want all bugs in your house gone so a baby zapper might be useful. I have 1 but it only catches little biters. Its sucks cause the buzz bgone looked like a worthwhile investment but scams are everywhere. Starting to think building our own is the only way the mosquitos will die. Shame Disneyworlds people arent offering up how they did it. Yeah somehow Disneyworld has almost no mosquitos in a swampland area.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting

[@spidermonkey304]

Disney still does have some. They do a good job tho of reducing them. From what I read it has a lot to do with how the park was built. Eliminated standing water areas, keep flowing/moving water and areas/plants that normally mosquitos would breed were removed. I was there last year and still used bug spray didn’t have any issues from what I remember but I did see them near the out hotel. Anyways I’m looking for a solution against mosquitoes so be comfortable on our balcony. Have you found anything reliable?

[@jeremywhitesell2688]

@@spidermonkey304 weve been using coffee grounds at work. They dont like camphor, garlic, lavender, mint, tea tree oil, basil and citronella. Apple cider vinegar eucalptus and witch hazel. I found 1 machine that works wonders called the Mosquito Magnet. It uses a propane tank and is $300. We had 1 at my job and damn. The collection tank was full. Sick cause only the females were in there which tells you how bad things are. But it got stolen we dont have it anymore. We got murdered last year getting bit. 40% deet works as a repellant but deet is bad for us.

[@spidermonkey304]

@@jeremywhitesell2688 ah thanks. Yeah that big of a unit is out of the question since we just a normal size balcony. We’re going to go with plants. Going to make another flower box or two just for these types of plants. Goop luck

[@andrievbastichy8551]

i have found the atomic zapper is most effective at mosquitoes! but there isnt a usb one... thats why i came to check this video..

[@markrhoades2038]

Terrible company....stay away!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

👍 💯

[@torindodevoce]

im have buy one here in jungle...

[@nothingbutgadgets]

😊

[@MoosaYusuf-q6z]

3rd one is not mosquito trap . This is really fraud.i ght it yesterday.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

They are all pretty much frauds in that none of them attract mosquitoes.

[@delacosta85]

I think those shouldn't be used only inside tents or other enclosed living areas. Some insects are very important in local ecosystems. We should protect them instead of killing them. What do you think?

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I think that there is a certain logic to what you are saying. Personally, I do not use bug zappers. I performed these test to demonstrate what these zappers kill. However, the reality is, more people kill more bugs driving their car in a single day than these zappers killed. Times that things the millions of cars on the road, and that is billions of bugs being killed daily by driving. So, while I personally do not use bug zappers, I don't think using them is contributing significantly to the detriment of the insect population. Cars kill a million times more each day. JMHO

[@viewer5984]

I don't think it attracts mosquitos at all

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You are correct. Mosquitoes are not attracted to light. They are attracted to body heat and carbon dioxide.

[@cindyjones3461]

I really like my $25 Electrizap that can recharge via USB or solar. The bugs get zapped on the wires all evening! It works great!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting cindy jones. I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video.

[@bhi35]

Very very useful video

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@savagecat1540]

Спасибо, отличный обзор !!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@nv8972]

Only problem is you need to keep in the dark

[@nothingbutgadgets]

😶

[@dagdudorve8160]

Love from India..

[@nothingbutgadgets]

👍

[@bevmurph005]

I call BS. I have the one in the middle and it doesn't do anything. A fly went in and danced around and didn't get zapped at all!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I showed live footage of it, so ....... Calling it BS would be like looking the sky and calling it BS. You saw how it performed with your own eyes. Now, it is true that not all bugs that enter it will get zapped, but this true of any bug Zapper. Bug zapped function by bugs completing a circuit. If the bug does not complete the circuit, it will not get zapped. That is how electricity works. Please, understand that I consider all of these devices to be worthless and not worthy of buying. They all failed completely at killing mosquitoes and I made that abundantly clear. I did not promote any of these devices. I simply provided an honest unbiased head to head test. So I think your BS comment is a little rude and uncalled for.

[@bevmurph005]

I'm not throwing shade on you but I said what I said and I know what it did and did not do. I can send you the picture and I would upload here if I could. I'm a real customer and I don't get paid for this. So suffice it to say, buyer beware. I'm out. BTW: calling BS was about the product, not about you so I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

@@bevmurph005 I bought these products out of my own pocket too, just like you. I, too, did not get paid to do this video. You seem to think that because I have a KZbin channel, someone is paying me to make videos. You are misinformed. I get paid no money to make these videos. I make them to be helpful so that you, the consumer, can make an informed buying decision. I am actually quite poor, and was almost homeless in 2022. I now have to live with my daughter because I can't afford to live on my own. Your comment did not offend me or hurt my feelings. It was an uncalled-for comment, and it was rude. You did not make it clear that you were talking about just the product.

[@animeyoverload9820]

Respect ❤

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks

[@KingKong-fv2eg]

Your video says mosquitoes...we don't need to know about bugs! Need a good mosquitoes zapper!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

All of these devices are sold as mosquito killers, but as my video shows, they do not accomplish what the advertising claims. I know it is upsetting, but it is better to know the truth than to waste money on devices that do not work.

[@eugenehuman1945]

I ordered one that looks identical as middle one. I hope it works well.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I works to zap some bugs. It does not attract mosquitoes though.

[@jingyitay6179]

Currently in South America now. A landlord bought one for me. But it’s too small to be efficient. U need a larger one to really attract many mozzies .. small ones like these have to be in an obvious radius of attraction It’s from my experience growing up in Singapore.. and that was like more than a decade ago.. I’m surprise no one use them here but instead moz spray and repellent. Because I remember my family one to be effective and i lived in front of a jungle/swamp

[@frenchdude747]

@@jingyitay6179 consider the role insects play in the enviro and not just their sole irritant to. your skin. the bigger picture matters.

[@Poopdeck1015]

You need to do this test on days with similar temps and humidities as one may have benefited from the other.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks for commenting.

[@chelseaclerke3582]

And you know kind of be outside with them for 15-20 each to see if they actually work for their intended purpose, which isn't so much just attracting and killing mosquitoes but keeping them the hell away from you.

[@erocknshockn]

Thanks!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. Thank you. I really appreciate the support.

[@Burgstaller007]

Good tester

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it

[@bowiebowie8171]

One thing is mosquitoes are attracted to light that's why if you would have turned on the light because I have a lantern and boy did they come to it like crazy and I'm a pest control technician for 9 years so yeah they are attracted to light if there's light there's blood is what my boss said and he's right anybody who's near light that sweats those bugs are going to come right straight to it and if you had the light on I think it would have been a lot better results

[@nothingbutgadgets]

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[@truehope287]

Please say the name of the product as you talk about them instead of "this one" Thanks

[@nothingbutgadgets]

These products come under a myriad of names and brands.

[@YosraChaouachi]

The butterflies

[@nothingbutgadgets]

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[@Astania08]

I bought that one in the middle thanks for posting such useful video. 😊😊😊

[@nothingbutgadgets]

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[@hara3435]

what is it called? its not same name as in description

[@nothingbutgadgets]

The one in the middle is sold under many names. Here is a link to one on Amazon sold under the CherryPig brand. #ad. amzn.to/3q83zue

[@oreopatty3482]

putting them side by side is a bad way to test. if u give each 1 day , all might get same result.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

It is impossible to give them a perfect setting in an uncontrolled environment. By putting them side by side, they are competing directly with each other for attention.

[@ST-kr7hz]

Why did you film it at night? When it's colder and mosquitoes are less active, And there is no light so we can't even see what's happening?

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Bug zappers that rely on light only work at night. They do not work unless it is dark.

[@Brad-ut1ro]

I believe mosquitoes r also attracted to CO2, which we all put out constantly :/

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thank you for commenting Brad! You are correct

[@markwoten6679]

Junk

[@nothingbutgadgets]

You got that right.

[@Our-Companion.]

nice one man!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks. Glad it was helpful.

[@herbertmarchal9442]

Am searching one with the burn sound asmr

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I have some other bug zapper videos with live frying sounds you might like.

[@jonrios5902]

instead of saying "this one right here" say the name of the product!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

These are generic products sold under many names, but they are all the same.

[@facingfacts7830]

Moral of the story is non of these are worth the moeny. Better off using natural oils to repell them on your skin. I use Iguana Oil here in SE Fl where this yr mosquitos are biting like crazy. First time I have been stopped gardening in decades! We're getting lots of rain and humidity so with that comes bugs.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Yep. That's the sum of it.

[@janebeville7446]

Oh good! I just bought the middle one for our upcoming camping trip. Hoping it helps

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I hope so too!

[@janebeville7446]

I let it run on my living room last night, it caught a bunch of gnats and other little bugs. I didn't think I had any bugs in the house!

[@cmn8352]

Which is best according to you?

[@nothingbutgadgets]

None of them work well for mosquitos. Some work better than others for moths and that sort, but those are not really the problem.

[@hasanyildiz9364]

Thanks

[@nothingbutgadgets]

My pleasure. So glad it helped

[@FOuwaGarteh-qg3gd]

Mosquitoes are attracted to light. I've used bug zapper in Africa and seen lots of Mosquitoes inside it the next day.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

That's very interesting.

[@couponingwithselma]

How would this do during the day?

[@nothingbutgadgets]

They do not work during the day. These devices attract nocturnal bugs that are attracted to light. During the day nocturnal bugs do not move. Diurnal (Daytime) bugs are not attracted to light because if they were, they would all fly towards the sun.

[@rajeshtmg1770]

Which is best ?

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Neither of them attract mosquitoes.

[@jamesthornock8214]

I'm curious to see what would happen if you added mosquito bait to the setup.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

It would probably catch more mosquitos, but the question of whether was enough to make a difference would still remain. Catch 100 out of 1000 would not change much.

[@agikiss7481]

Killing more non-target insects, like moths and beetles, is NOT success. The fact that it kills harmless insects but not mosquitos means that all three are garbage. I wish you had said this instead of praising the more powerful bug-killer.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@lojjix]

Good job, please make a video on mosquito killer, which attracts the human heat. 😀

[@nothingbutgadgets]

I have tested some of these in the past. Machines like the Mosquito Magnet and other similar devices. I found that, while they do attract some mosquitos, they do not effectively reduce the mosquito population enough to be significantly noticably. Also, their cost of operation is very high, cost from $20 to $30 a month, or even more. This is not to mention the initial investment of the machine which can run as high as $500 for a premium model. So it is way too expensive for me to do a test like this for my small KZbin channel that makes almost no money. Of course, if someone wants to send me one to test, then I would be happy to do a full review on it. Who knows, maybe a manufacturer will send me one to do a review of in the future. I just hope it works better then all the others I have tried because they are not gonna like my review if it does not. I review products, I do not promote them. If they do well, I say so. If they don't do well, I say so as well.

[@reneew2243]

@@nothingbutgadgets Now this is what I want to hear! The truth. You even said the cost of operating them. The entire response is what I was looking for. Can you tell me what unit, other than this $500 dollar unit, that works for killing mosquitoes? I live close to a man made pond/lake, in my community and the 🦟 bad. I can stand outside and just see them in a swarm. I don't like opening my door in the evening, let alone go outside, but I want to be outside. What works?

[@andrievbastichy8551]

nice video.. subbed.. i look forward to futurre vids!

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@margot9230]

Stay away from Buzz be Gone. They never sent me my order.

[@nothingbutgadgets]

Sorry to hear that. These little portable bug zapper companies are pretty much all scammers. If you can't order it from a legitimate company like Amazon or Walmart, where you have protection, do not order it. Never order from the little websites directly.