It is effective against mosquitoes, however it requires daily charging. Its battery does not last more than 6–8 hours.

I have tried it both indoors and outdoors, both high and low. While it attracts mosquitoes and other flying insects, when they touch the wires, which are supposedly electrified, it does nothing. They keep touching the wires without it affecting them in the slightest.

Tested in a 35 square meter room, it doesn't seem to be particularly effective whether hung, stationary, in a bright environment or in the dark with the only light source being the lamp itself. For 2-3 mosquitoes or flies a week, you wouldn't call it good.

In the first 24 hours, it has already eliminated over 15-20 little flies. I hope it lasts over time as well.

I have had it for 3 days and it seems to be doing a pretty good job, I leave it on all night and in the morning it always has plenty of victims inside. In insect trap mode, it has several hours of autonomy, definitely more than 6-7.
The flashlight works fine in both modes, nothing extraordinary but not the main use of the product, just nice to have.
One strange thing I found is that it only charges with its own cable, the others I tried didn't charge it.