YISSVIC ＷD-9002 Foldable Electric Fly Swatter with Rechargeable Battery
Product description
The 180° foldable design makes this electric fly swatter easier to pack for a camping trip or tuck away at home. It can also fold to a 90° position to stand on a surface.
The racket offers manual zapping and an auto mode with a purple insect-attracting light. That gives you a choice between swinging at insects and placing the unit where the light can attract them.
A rechargeable 1800mAh battery and a four-level charge display help you keep track of battery status. The light operates only in auto mode, and the product guidance recommends use at night in a dim environment.
Usage tips
For a fly or gnat in the room, manual mode lets you move the racket toward the insect and press the zap button. The attractant light stays off in this mode, a working indicator on the handle signals operation. For a more hands-off setup, use auto mode so the purple light can attract insects. It can be folded to stand on a surface, making that mode practical when you want to leave it in one place.
The guidance calls for shading when using it during daytime and identifies nighttime in weak light as the best use condition. Avoid high-wattage fast chargers when recharging. The protective mesh is not itself the active grid, and the product information notes that larger insects may not reach the center grid to be zapped. That is worth considering if larger bugs are the main problem.
Key specifications
- Brand: YISSVIC
- Model: ＷD-9002
- Type: Rechargeable electric fly swatter and bug zapper
- Material: Polypropylene (PP)
- Color: Black
- Battery: 1800mAh rechargeable
- Dimensions: 19.96"L x 8.54"W x 10.7"H
- Weight: 9.44 ounces
- Target insects: Flies, mosquitoes, gnats, moths, bugs, and fruit flies
- Modes: Manual zapping and auto mode with purple attractant light
Benefits
The main appeal is having two ways to use one device: direct manual targeting or auto mode with an attractant light. Compared with a basic handheld swatter, the electric racket adds a zap function, compared with a light-only trap, it can also be used by hand. Its foldable frame supports both storage and a standing position, so it can suit a kitchen, backyard, patio, or camping kit without requiring a separate device for each setting.
Buyer feedback commonly describes the swatter as effective against flies and appreciates its portability and rechargeable battery. Some also mention that it is loud when zapping, while feedback on durability is mixed, including reports of early failure. Those are useful considerations if you expect frequent use or prefer a quieter way to manage insects.
Practical questions
Does the purple light work in manual mode? No. The product information says the light operates only in auto mode, manual mode uses a working indicator on the handle.
Can it stand on its own? The racket folds to 90° for standing, and it can fold to 180° for carrying or storage.
When is the attractant light intended to be used? The guidance recommends nighttime in a weak-light environment. It also says shading is required for daytime use.
Should you buy it?
It suits you if you want a rechargeable racket that can be used by hand or placed in auto mode, and foldability matters for storage or outdoor trips. The charge display, manual option, and standing position give it more flexibility than a simple handheld swatter. It may not suit you if larger insects are your main concern, or if zap noise and the mixed durability feedback are deal-breakers. For everyday fly control and occasional patio or camping use, the choice comes down to whether those two operating modes are more useful to you than a simpler single-purpose approach.