Rechargeable Electric Mosquito Swatter Lamp for Bedrooms
Sleep through the night without the whine or the spray. A rechargeable swatter and violet lamp in one, with a five-layer mesh grid that folds flat and hangs on the wall.
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Sleep through the night without the whine or the spray. A rechargeable swatter and violet lamp in one, with a five-layer mesh grid that folds flat and hangs on the wall.
Trap and zap mosquitoes at night with a rechargeable 2-in-1 swatter and lamp that folds away for storage
- Mosquito bites disrupting sleep
- Bulky swatters taking up space
- Need for chemical sprays indoors
- Hard-to-reach mosquitoes on walls and ceilings
Zap the mosquitoes before they reach your pillow
Bites keep you up and sprays fill the room with chemicals. Switch on the violet lamp, let the mesh do the work, and fold it away when you are done.
Two ways it traps mosquitoes at night

Five layers that keep fingers out
The five-layer mesh is a safety net. It cuts accidental contact while still zapping insects that touch the grid. Keep it off when cleaning.

Violet light that pulls them in
The violet lamp draws mosquitoes toward the grid, so they come into reach instead of just flying past.

Folds flat, hangs on the wall
The handle collapses against the racket head and mounts on the wall, so it takes almost no floor or drawer space.
From charge to first zap in three steps
- 1Charge over USB
Plug in the USB cable and charge from a wall adapter or laptop port.
- 2Press the power button
Thumb the button on the handle. The violet lamp and grid come on.
- 3Sweep near targets
Swing the grid near mosquitoes on walls and ceilings, or leave it on to lure them in.
What arrives in the box
- 2-in-1 swatter and lamp×1
Folding handle, five-layer grid
- USB charging cable×1
Charges the built-in battery
- Wall-mount storage hardware×1
For hanging the folded unit
From 2 a.m. bites to a quiet night
The bite that wakes you
The whine passes your ear, you swat at the dark, and by morning you are itchy again. A regular swatter misses on walls and ceilings, and a spray cloud before bed is not how you want to fall asleep.

A quieter way to clear the room
A violet attractant light draws insects toward a five-layer mesh grid. Mosquitoes that touch it are zapped. You charge it over USB and switch it on from the handle.
Sleep without the spray
When you are done, the handle folds against the racket head and the unit hangs on the wall. No fumes, nothing on the nightstand, and it is ready for tomorrow evening.
Folds flat to fit a bedroom wall
- Fold-flat, wall-mountedStorage
- Folds against racket headHandle
- USB rechargeablePower
Hangs on the wall like a small frame
Why not a flyswatter or a plug-in zapper
| This swatter lamp | Flyswatter | Plug-in zapper | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches walls and ceilings | Partial | — | |
| Lures with light | — | ||
| Cordless and rechargeable | — | ||
| Folds flat for storage | — | — | |
| Chemical-free |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The five-layer grid is built to keep fingers away from the live mesh, and the unit folds and hangs on the wall out of reach. Still, switch it off when not in use and never push fingers or metal through the mesh.
The violet light draws insects toward the grid, and you can sweep the grid near walls and ceilings too. Results depend on room size, window screens and local insect numbers.
It charges over USB and is sold with a long battery life claim. Heavy use nights drain it faster, so charge it before the evening.
A flyswatter misses on ceilings and leaves a mess. A plug-in zapper is fixed to an outlet. This one is cordless, lures with light and folds flat. Over a summer of nightly use, one rechargeable unit replaces repeat spray cans.
Yes. Fold the handle against the racket head and hang it on the wall-mount fittings. Check the wall surface before mounting.
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