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product_id: 623704017
title: "YISSVIC Electric Fly Swatter Bug Zapper Racket, 4000V, Rechargeable"
brand: "yissvic"
price: "116316CFA"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Yissvic"
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# 4000V high-voltage grid 1500mAh USB-C rechargeable battery 3-layer safety mesh design YISSVIC Electric Fly Swatter Bug Zapper Racket, 4000V, Rechargeable

**Brand:** yissvic
**Price:** 116316CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Zap pests like a pro—because your space deserves elite protection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** YISSVIC Electric Fly Swatter Bug Zapper Racket, 4000V, Rechargeable by yissvic
- **How much does it cost?** 116316CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- yissvic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yissvic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safe & Sound:** Triple-layer mesh protects your hands while the satisfying zap sound confirms every kill.
- • **Zap with Power:** 4000 volts deliver instant, efficient insect elimination—no more buzzing distractions.
- • **All-Day Readiness:** 1500mAh battery with USB-C charging and battery indicator keeps you powered up wherever you go.
- • **Dual-Mode Defense:** Switch between manual swatting and auto zap with 365nm attractant light for smarter pest control.
- • **Ergonomic & Versatile:** Lightweight, non-slip handle with stand base for hands-free indoor/outdoor use—stay in control effortlessly.

## Overview

The YISSVIC Electric Fly Swatter packs a powerful 4000V grid and a 1500mAh USB-C rechargeable battery into a sleek, dual-mode device. Featuring a 3-layer safety mesh and an attractant light for automatic zapping, it offers professional-grade mosquito and fly control both indoors and outdoors. Lightweight and ergonomically designed with a stand base, it’s the ultimate tool for millennial managers who demand efficiency and style in pest control.

## Description

Product Description Power adapter is not included in the package. Hands-Free Auto Zap Mode Targeted Manual Zap Mode YISSVIC Mosquito Control Electric Fly Swatter Foldable Fly Swatter Indoor Fly Killer Indoor Outdoor Fly Killer

Review: Good zapper. - I love this fly zapper it works really well and gives them a good zap ⚡ I love the sound it's light and easy to use and you can leave it on in a room and the fly is attracted to the light on it and ⚡ zap you've got them 👍
Review: Effective for hand-held use, loud zaps, dead flies - This is not an ideal product if you are squeamish. Details about why are included further down in this review, so skip over (after the second paragraph) if you don't want to know. This charges via USB-C, it comes with an A-to-C cable, and seems to deliver a pretty solid electrical wallop to the flies that I've used it on. I like the option to turn it either "on but you have to press the side button" or "constantly on", as I find the latter more convenient to use. I haven't tried leaving it turned-on in the little vertical stand as a "trap". Squeamish people should stop reading now. Electrical arcing noise can be heard - and sometimes little blue spark flashes seen - when an insect bridges the electrical contacts to complete the circuit and zap them in to the insect afterlife. Larger flies may require multiple zappings to render them fully deceased, and I have had a "dead" fly come back to some amount of life and make distressing buzzing sounds at the bottom of the bin I keep at my desk. So now I use a spare bit of paper to pick them up and drop them out the window instead. There is also the potential (pun intended) for a bit of burnt-hair smell as a byproduct of dumping thousands of volts through small annoying insect bodies. In some cases, I have known smaller flies to end up *BLOWN TO BITS* after their encounter with this. If you can cope with that sort of thing, this is an EXCELLENT electric fly swatter / zapper / exploder.

## Features

- Effective Mosquito zapper killer: Powerful 4000-volt grids make insect zapping easy and efficient, such as mosquitoes, fruit flies, and midges
- 2-in-1 Mosquito Control Mode: can be used as a general mosquito swatter in manual mode or zaps mosquitoes with 365nm wavelength attractant light in auto mode (Attention: fruit flies and flies are not phototaxis and cannot be attracted by the attractant light)
- 1500mAh Battery Capacity: This electric fly killer can be charged via a Type-C cable, with the battery indicator you can know the battery level at all times
- Safe Design: The fly zapper electric equipped with 3-layer nets which include 2-layer protective nets to prevent accidental contact with the high-voltage grid net
- Easy to Use: Lightweight and a non-slip handle makes this fly swatter electric zapper comfortable to hold and wave
- Note: It is recommended to use a 5V1A charger (not included) to charge this product. Excessive current may damage the charging performance of this device

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C5R5YHMZ |
| Best Sellers Rank | 275 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 4 in Mosquito Control |
| Brand | YISSVIC |
| Brand Name | YISSVIC |
| Colour | Black 2 Pack |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 17,717 Reviews |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Is electric | Yes |
| Item Weight | 0.85 Grams |
| Item weight | 0.85 Grams |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WD-981-2B |
| Model Number | WD-981-2B |
| Style | mesh |
| Style Name | mesh |
| Target Species | Bat, Fly, Mosquito |
| Target species | Bat, Fly, Mosquito |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** YISSVIC
- **Colour:** Black 2 Pack
- **Is electric:** Yes
- **Item weight:** 0.85 Kilograms
- **Style:** mesh
- **Target species:** Bat, Fly, Mosquito

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good zapper.
*by A***R on 26 May 2026*

I love this fly zapper it works really well and gives them a good zap ⚡ I love the sound it's light and easy to use and you can leave it on in a room and the fly is attracted to the light on it and ⚡ zap you've got them 👍

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Effective for hand-held use, loud zaps, dead flies
*by M***F on 21 July 2024*

This is not an ideal product if you are squeamish. Details about why are included further down in this review, so skip over (after the second paragraph) if you don't want to know. This charges via USB-C, it comes with an A-to-C cable, and seems to deliver a pretty solid electrical wallop to the flies that I've used it on. I like the option to turn it either "on but you have to press the side button" or "constantly on", as I find the latter more convenient to use. I haven't tried leaving it turned-on in the little vertical stand as a "trap". Squeamish people should stop reading now. Electrical arcing noise can be heard - and sometimes little blue spark flashes seen - when an insect bridges the electrical contacts to complete the circuit and zap them in to the insect afterlife. Larger flies may require multiple zappings to render them fully deceased, and I have had a "dead" fly come back to some amount of life and make distressing buzzing sounds at the bottom of the bin I keep at my desk. So now I use a spare bit of paper to pick them up and drop them out the window instead. There is also the potential (pun intended) for a bit of burnt-hair smell as a byproduct of dumping thousands of volts through small annoying insect bodies. In some cases, I have known smaller flies to end up *BLOWN TO BITS* after their encounter with this. If you can cope with that sort of thing, this is an EXCELLENT electric fly swatter / zapper / exploder.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Much better than flyspray for cluster flies...
*by M***A on 18 August 2023*

I am suffering from an invasion (tens every hot day) of what is probably the awkward cluster fly: they certainly are awkward, in that if I open a window to let them out they promptly fly in the other direction. Fly spray only seems to annoy them, and I don't like using a lot of it around either myself or my pets. This electronic swatter does work well, though it does take some learning to use and it isn't as completely humane as I was hoping. (N.B. I know the jury is out on whether or not flies feel pain, but it seems rash to ASSUME that something with such a highly developed sensory system cannot). Firstly, the stand isn't a charging dock: rather the swatter charges from a USB plug. This doesn't seem to matter if using it as a swatter because it still retains the first charge after a good thirty or forty uses. Secondly, it does take a little time to learn to hit the flies squarely and firmly, but it does also seem to be a straightforward matter of practice. I've generally used it in the fixed on position because I find it awkward to hold the press button down, but this doesn't matter much. It isn't what the instructions say but it works. (The instructions are in bad English, which clinched my giving four rather than five stars, but they are decipherable). With something the size of a cluster fly, it can be annoyingly difficult to get a clean kill. If the fly gets caught in the meshes, there will generally been several loud sparks of baby lightning, and the fly will start burning. I've had no problems simply tapping these dead flies out into bin or toilet. The smell of burned fly isn't nice, but I find it difficult to believe that any fly caught like that knows what hit it: it goes in seconds from living to completely dead. It feels brutal, but most genuinely humane methods of killing animals feel like that. More commonly, however, the fly will bounce off and drop to the floor in circular convulsions, from which I have seen them recover. I am not sure what is going on here. I have been able to pick most of these flies up and either squash them firmly in a piece of kitchen paper, or drop them back onto the fly racket for a further, more immediately effective shock. I have occasionally not been able to find a dropped fly, and sometimes the racket has gone off, but the fly has been apparently unharmed or merely slower: it is impossible to guess the injury level in such cases. With so many flies, it is difficult to keep track of the one hit. However, for the most part, I'd still reckon it is probably a lot better than flyspray or traps on the humaneness scale in general, as it is much quicker when it does work, and flyspray has its own share of oblique hits. Traps are generally very slow. And I have gradually become better at hitting them hard, though there is still a lot of room for improvement. I think it probably is a lot more effective for getting rid of this type of fly than spray, though it may depend on a lot of variables, and, as I say, cluster flies seem annoyingly indifferent to the spray I'm used to using. I haven't had a shock from the swatter yet: it seems to be well designed and well guarded. I feel it is necessary to be careful of the fire risk, however. If it can set a fly burning within a few seconds, it might set light to paper etc., in much the same way. The burning flies themselves don't seem to be a fire risk, though I was initially a bit concerned: they char when actually stuck in the racket with a current running, but I've picked them up in my hands straight after without problems. There isn't much volume of fly to really get hot enough to cause anything else to catch fire, and there is not much fuel in a fly and a lot of liquid to damp it out, once the current is removed. However, the water in the toilet does seem the most secure place for a recently charred fly! Also, if you have nervous pets (or children) this may not be the best thing to use around them because of the loud, sudden noise. I can't imagine using it as a passive insect killer because it would not really be passive, between the fireworks and the smell. But perhaps these are less of an issue when using it on things like mosquitoes, which are much smaller. (My current cluster fly invasion consists of flies which are, in general, a little smaller than a greenbottle blowfly). If you're happy with the fact that effective use takes some learning, are not bothered by fireworks, and are not too squeamish about handling/squashing flies when necessary, then I recommend it from every point of view.

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*Last updated: 2026-08-16*