STEM Flying Insect Trap - Indoor Fruit Fly & Gnat Catcher for Home, Kitchen & Any Room, Attracts & Traps Bugs, Soft Blue UV Light - Includes 1 Plug-in Device & 1 Cartridge

These worked great! I got them for these little gnats that were popping up and they did a great job of getting rid of them. The little sticky plastic caught so many bugs and they weren’t able to fly away. It was great. I used it in my room near my plants. I was worried it would be too bright, but it wasn’t. Overall this was a great buy and I’d recommend it to anyone dealing with pesky gnats. I’d say you’d be surprised how many little gnats are actually flying around

I had a lot of fruit flies in my house that were growing on a plant somebody gave me, but even after getting rid of the plant I could not get rid of the flies. After a couple of days of having this trap on, all the flies were gone and I was impressed. The blue insert was pretty full and nasty but it was a relieve having it since the flies were driving me crazy. Now I keep this just in case I get undesirable insects in my house again.

This nightlight with the sticky trap works great. It added a nightlight and bug trapper two in one solution. It gets a lot of bugs, so you will need to replace the traps often! It is easy to change those out.

Good buy

I bought the STEM Flying Insect Trap Indoor about three weeks ago mainly for the annoying little gnats and fruit flies that show up in my kitchen every summer. It arrived quickly, looks pretty sleek and modern on the countertop (doesn’t scream “bug killer”), and was dead simple to set up—just plug in and flip the switch. The UV light definitely pulls in the tiny stuff. I’ve emptied the tray a few times and each time there were 15–25 gnats and fruit flies stuck to the glue pad. That part feels satisfying. It runs super quiet too, so I can leave it on 24/7 without it driving me crazy. Here’s the “but”… it’s honestly mediocre at everything else. Houseflies and bigger flying pests mostly ignore it. Mosquitoes? Zero interest. The trap only seems to cover about a 6–8 foot radius, so in anything bigger than a small kitchen you’d need two or three. The sticky pads fill up fast if you actually have a decent bug problem, and the replacement packs are surprisingly pricey for what they are. After the first 10 days the catch rate dropped noticeably even with fresh pads. Bottom line: if you’ve got a mild fruit-fly situation and just want something low-effort and decent-looking, this will do the job and you’ll probably be satisfied. If you’re battling a real infestation or want something that handles mosquitoes and bigger flies, keep shopping. It works… just not great. Three stars feels fair.

WORKS GREAT HAVE THEM ALL OVER THE PLACE!!

It works well to attract and kill small insects without using any poisons. It is quiet and mostly maintenance free, and works well if your house gets dark enough at night so that the trap is the biggest light in the room. I would recommend they remove the on/off switch, as it is unnecessary, and just makes it so you have to find the switch to turn it on after you plug it in, and the switch is a small button the same color as the plastic body of the device, making it hard to locate. If you want it off, just unplug it, that would be the simpler solution.

Kept getting buzzed by fruit flies while doing the dishes. Set out a homemade soap and vinegar trap, caught a half-dozen, but they kept coming. Ended up buying this product and a "professional" vinegar trap, figuring I'd do a side-by-side comparison. The light trap wasn't quite as effective as vinegar, but it did catch a couple of dozen flies in six hours (I had no idea there were THAT many) without smelling up the house, and the blue night light is a nice aesthetic addition to the kitchen as long as you don't to closely at it and see all the dead bugs. Most importantly, however, between the two products, I was fly free by the next morning.