Fly Trap Indoor- 2 in 1 Plug in Fly Trap with Auto Night Light, Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors, Gnat Trap, Bug Light Trap for Mosquitoes, Flies, Fruit Flies, Moths (1 Device + 5 Glue Cards)

So I picked this up in mid-May—right after a big, beautiful deep clean. Had the windows open for hours—great airflow, very fresh—but then the fruit flies showed up. A total invasion. I mean, it was like they were invited. Disgusting!I’ve used those big zappers before. You know the ones—with the loud popping and cracking. Very dramatic, very annoying. Not a fan. This one? Totally different. It’s got a soft blue light—very elegant, very calm. You don’t hear a thing, and yet it goes to work immediately. Within a few days, it caught five or six fruit flies I didn’t even know were there. Amazing!Set-up? Easiest thing you’ve ever seen. You just plug it in. That’s it. The glue cards? Last a long time—I haven’t even changed one yet. I put one in the kitchen and another in the garage. Very smart. Very strategic.Now, let’s be honest—it doesn’t do much for big house flies. You leave the door open like it’s a hotel lobby, they walk right in. This isn’t for them. But for fruit flies? This is the solution. I tried sprays, ugly soil traps, sticky strips—complete disasters. This? Actually works. No noise. No smell. No mess.And the price? Fantastic. Very affordable. You look at other traps, they cost more and do less. This one’s a winner. Big win. If you’ve got fruit flies, trust me—this is the trap. It’s doing a tremendous job. Everyone’s talking about it. Believe me.

Very easy to use, and inexpensive compared to others. It did not solve my problem (the green fruit fly drain liquid did) but it does its job. I had a crazy amount that no matter what I tried they would still be there. Now, I still have a few here and there but this takes care of them. Just plug the device in and change the sheet here and there. There is not much to it. I keep one in my kitchen and one in the garage.

I just purchased this in mid April as I saw the first couple of gnats and fruit flies in my house. I have a few zappers with the blue light, which work fine for the most part, but they're loud and jolt you when they get even the smallest flying insect. This has quietly caught 4 or 5 flying insects I didn't even know were there in the first couple of days. It's quiet, inexpensive and very effective. The biggest issue is that you can't put anything else into a double outlet with it. It consumes the entire outlet. You also can't use it with an extension cord, as you can with zappers. But if you have outlets where you can use it as designed, it's great! I hope they design another version that takes into account that you're going to have more than it plugged into the wall.

I bought the Tihilgram 2 in 1 indoor fly trap for the unusual influx of gnats in my home recently. While it works well I can’t say it works any better than the home made mixture I was using before I bought this. I do like the light on the fly trap. It’s not messy like the homemade mixture. It comes with 5 easy to insert and remove sticky cards that fit in the lighted plugin. No mess. I have only had this a week so I don’t know about the durability yet.

Absolutely worth the money! I have been fighting fruit flies from my indoor plants, and this has been the only thing that got rid of them. I tried sprays, fly traps (ew), and those ugly yellow fly traps you put in the soil. This is a cute, effective way to solve your bug problem! I got it for fruit flies, but noticed it catches other pesky bugs that come into my apartment when I leave my window open. Each fly trap attachment lasts a long time, I have had mine for almost 2 months now and haven’t switched it out! No smell, it’s a bright motion activated night light, and is super easy to install. Seriously worth the money, and compared to a lot of others is cheap! Goodbye annoying fruit flies 🍓🍇🍎🌿🍃

10 stars! This works! It works so well that I was disgusted. It also helped me detect the source of my fruit fly problem since I had put it in a few different outlets in my home. Turns out the soil I had used when repotting one of plants had unwanted guests, yuck. I got rid of that plant and this thing took care of the fruit flies. Fantastic product.

The media could not be loaded. Functions as described. BUT1- The light switch to turn on sensor nightlight (nice feature) shouldn’t be so hard to move.2- Due to the design, it’s very hard to use the other outlet, (impossible really) which is in part why I have this setup.Found others with better design so you can still use the other outlet & ease of using the nightlight.Not sure if all others are designed this way, but the sticky pads do fall out Very easily if you mess around with it. Plus side of that, it sticks to the stone floor VERY well (ugh) so at least we know that part works great 😆

Great: The glue card is thick and not flimsy. It's sticky. It has a light that isn't too bright when you're trying to sleep. The glue cards are large, and only sticky on the side facing the wall, so you don't have to stare at gnats filling up the card like a little insect grave yard. It also has a non-sticky area on the edge so you can remove the card without getting squished bugs on your fingers or needing a tissue.Not great: Having "Flying insect trap" printed on the front of the card. They could have saved the money in ink and left it blank, or did a better printed design, or just printed a little logo in the corner, literally anything that would be more visually appealing.That said, it works as expected. No better or worse than other lighted sticky traps. The night light is a nice feature.