the one they brought me is not the same as in the photo.. nor does it have the brand name.. it's similar but it kind of does its job for the money

Excellent for killing anything that flies inside the house. As soon as the eye spots them, they have no chance. Very effective, I wonder how we managed in the past with fly swatters. Good value for money.

I bought 2 a year ago, nothing like the ones at fairs, very good. If a mosquito gets in the house, it also has an automatic function with blue light and the mosquitoes become kamikaze on it. The battery lasts a long time and charges via usb-c. May has come and the mosquitoes... no problemo!

Perfect racket against mosquitoes! As soon as I see a mosquito sitting on a wall, closet, curtain, etc., I turn it on with the switch, approach it slowly and it doesn't have time to escape! It gets inside the lit racket and turns to charcoal! You hear a momentary "tsik" and that's it! No smell, nothing! For people who attract all the mosquitoes to themselves, it's perfect! Of course, I also have screens on the windows because otherwise it wouldn't work.

The first time I charged it for 5 hours and then, without unplugging it from the charger, I turned on the UV lamp. At night, with the 27-inch computer screen on, in a few minutes, two mosquitoes were vaporized with a bang... nothing bothered me afterwards. Very good racket if it lasts over time, a big advantage is also the 18650 battery which we can easily replace ourselves.

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Also, although it has an LED that lights up when charging, it doesn't turn off when it's fully charged. So you don't know if it's charged.
On the positive side, the feature with the blue light that attracts mosquitoes is nice

From what I see here, people don't know how to read instructions. It does its job and after one charge it stays on for quite a while. Don't expect "quality" but for 5€ it's good compared to the others

The battery is non-existent, it shuts off within 2 minutes without power. Worse than one I bought cheaper from a Chinese mall.

Amazing product, especially for its price. I have bought 4 and all of them work perfectly after many months and the battery lasts for days!

Chinese junk! After the first charge it stopped working — it doesn't turn on, it doesn't work. Money wasted.

Perfect "job" for mosquitoes, I have also tried it on a wasp successfully, but those damn flies you can't catch unless your reflexes are "like Djokovic's". VFM!!!!

+ For manual operation: I went down to a garden where mosquitoes of all kinds thrive. On some sunny days, the little devils swarm in droves. This time, on my right hand as a discreet assistant, the Gecko electric racket. The scene that followed was utterly delightful! At the first opportunity, 3,000 volts struck like lightning on the tiny milligrams of flesh of this bloodthirsty insect. The 'zap' was very loud and the incineration instantaneous! Within a minute, without much trouble, dozens of little mosquitoes were fried. + For continuous operation: I left it overnight in a room with bugs, with low lighting, and it fried 2-3 insects in 1 hour.

Final verdict: The 'lightning bolt' works. Suggestion for a new word: Mosquitofryer!!! (Mosquito + Fry)

On the first charge everything was fine, but after that...
It charges for hours and its duration is 2-3 minutes on the continuous operation mode.
In the intermittent mode it doesn't work at all.
Probably wasted money

It appears to be of good quality. Note that it does not include a charger, only a USB cable for charging with a charger or laptop or PC!

At home, we now call it "The weapon." "Bring the weapon" is heard whenever a mosquito approaches us. We turn off the room light and turn on the phone's light. We shine it on the wall and look for the mosquito. The phone's LED light on a white wall casts a big shadow of the mosquitoes and we spot them easily. Then I simply bring the racket (activated) over the mosquito. Then the mosquito tries to fly away and falls onto the racket... um, the weapon I meant to say, and it is immediately killed. The weapon also kills very small gnats. Always with the above process though. I don't think its light works. It doesn't attract anything. However, I leave it on and connected to the charger all night and maybe it catches something without me knowing. The battery seems to last. I charge it once a week with little use. It has never run out and I don't know how long it lasts. It is the best mosquito repellent system I have managed to find so far. I have bought SIX! I recommend it.

In general, when you have it on, it kills quite a few mosquitoes, but with the light off and the door closed in the room. However, it's not like all the mosquitoes will fall onto it. I have found it more convenient to kill them easily with the manual function. I haven't tried it outdoors. For its price, it's just fine.

The worst product I have probably bought online. The battery constantly lets you down as it lasts very little unless you keep it permanently charged. The racket is cumbersome because you first have to turn the switch to on and then press the button for power, which is a hassle if you see a mosquito next to you. Even when it's charging on the base, it doesn't work because the light simply doesn't attract mosquitoes; three times with mosquitoes in the room and darkness, none went to it. I really wonder about the so many good reviews of the product, I'm waiting for the traditional colored racket to arrive so I can throw this one away.

it's funny to hear mosquitoes being "caught". especially when I'm the one aiming at them. I swing the racket around myself and at anything that's there...

I have had it in my possession for 2 days. It does the job. For the kitchen, which is what I want it for.

Very good with quite a long battery life. Be very careful not to touch the inner mesh (sometimes even the outer mesh gives a shock) because it will zap you. Be careful with large insects because it turns them into a real BBQ, there’s a lot of smoke and the place stinks. The LED doesn’t do much unless you leave it in a room for a long time while you’re away.

Also, be careful where you order from (write in the comments that you specifically want the LTD-618 GECKO model) because they also send bad imitations. I ordered from a store with an almost perfect rating and I received 2 rackets without a code, without a label, and the battery doesn’t even last 5-10 minutes! Return them and leave a negative review in case something changes... I see other comments with the same problem.

Obviously defective. As soon as you disconnect it from the charger, it turns off..

Mosquitoes rarely go on it; they are not so attracted by the blue light it has. However, if they do go on it, it kills them

I get rid of the flies in the house quickly, the battery lasts quite a while, charging once a week and that's not even because it's empty... overall it's effective

Lightweight construction, good price, works properly so far and charges normally from its base. I will see how it performs over time

This particular model (LTD-618) is very good. Beware of other buyers who mention a battery with 400mah (instead of 1200), it is a different model (that looks similar), which is wrongly in the same category (I got caught too but returned it). I am attaching a photo with the two models.

I haven't used it yet, but in the description it said that the battery has a capacity of 1200mAh while it is 400mAh and the charging port is not USB-C as incorrectly stated in the description but USB-A.

07/06/2025
It does its job satisfactorily in simple operation and the battery lasts relatively long with moderate use. Now, in the mode where it stays on with the UV light, it's a different story... In a few minutes it is completely discharged.

I have it open all night connected to the socket, and I really see flies trapped...
It saves the summers when the house gets filled

I don't even remember when was the last time I charged this thing. It works well.

Perfect!! Very good job, as long as it gets close to the mosquitoes and they, while trying to escape, eventually fall onto it and disintegrate! I just need to try it with the blue light when summer comes, so I can leave it on with the blue light

It has a rechargeable battery. It kills insects, but unfortunately if you put it in its base and leave it on all night, in the morning you will only find little flies and not mosquitoes. If it killed those too, it would be worth five times its price. Overall, it is a decent offer for an insect racket, it requires practice and familiarity, because it is quite heavy compared to a fly swatter and you need to be careful not to break it from the force you apply when swinging it... Also, it doesn't kill horseflies and wasps in one go. It takes many attempts and the sight is not pleasant. Good in terms of construction, but I wouldn't buy it again and would prefer the classic fly swatter for better results.