Feit Electric 9W (60W Equivalent) Daylight Bug Zapper General Purpose LED Light Bulb, Med. E26 Base

Came in packaged very well. The bulb was a lot bigger than it looked on request picture. But looks like it made pretty good and strong. Really like the the part where you can either use the light or bug zapper separately or both, light is not super bright but nice to the eyes. The bug zapper works fast had to clean it after just two days, the cleaning brush added works great also. Thank you for allowing me to test.

This is a light bulb that screws in and control mosquitos. It actually attracts them so they can be killed. This is perfect because the mosquitoes are out this year. Perfect for me when I'm sitting out on my balcony and not having to worry about getting bit. It's a 60Watt and 700 Lumens. I love this.

In theory, this lightbulb is a great idea. We have lots of trouble with bugs in our part of Texas. Unfortunately, all of my outdoor lighting and sconces have protective glass around them. This means that I can't use the lightbulb for its intended purpose because the lightbulb is not open to the air and the bugs.

This light is great! The brighteness is perfect and not blinding like a flood light. The zapper works well for small scale bugs, but if you have a problem with larger bugs or large quantities, this won't due get yourself a larger scale zapper. The bulb has 3 settings light, zapper, and light with zapper. I give it 4 out 5 bc it's not the prettiest bulb and it is a little large so it may not fit some enclosed lamps.

I bought to kill flys in the garage. It was not effective in doing so. It did function properly with the light switch toggling. The light produced was dim. We will keep it for a future use. The dead bug tray is difficult to slide out. If it had any bugs in it, they would go everywhere, so it would be beat to empty over the trash or outside.

I had high hopes for this bulb, but I'm not so sure I could recommend it for the typical porch light fixture. Maybe if you have a covered patio and just need to zap the occasional rogue mosquito or moth it would be alright. I have a normal, open porch though, and this light draws more bugs than it zaps. So we have a million critters flying around us while we bring in groceries still. One feature I really like about the bulb is that it doesn't take a special swith to work. One flip on, it does just the light. Two flips, it's just the zapper without the light. And three flips, it's both the zapper and the light. Maybe it'll serve us better when we build the screened cover around our deck.

This bug zapper and light seems to be a great idea, unfortunately it wasn't what I thought it was so it doesn't work for us. Only place I have to use it is in my regular lamp in the living room and that does not work as from what I read it needs to screw in bottom up. It could go on our porch, however rain does come under our porch and it's not supposed to get wet so it wouldn't work there either. I'm certainly going to save it though if we move. It's a 60 W brightness is 700 lumens, it's one bulb, non-dimable. It attracts and kills mosquitoes and is a bug zapper as well as a LED light.

Awesome product, but you need to make sure that your outside light is big enough for it. I had to change my outside light fixture to accommodate how fat the light is in order for it to actually do the job. Really like how you can change the function of the light by how many times you flip it on and off.

Haven't caught one bug yet

Husband didn't want this item and I can't get out to store to return it