Maiyu | Solar-powered Outdoor Mosquito and Fly Repellent Light

We took the kids to a countryside farm for the weekend, and I was really worried about mosquitoes bothering them. This mosquito lamp was a first-time use for me, and it's super convenient since it's solar-powered and doesn’t need to be plugged in. I placed it under the sun during the day, and by evening, it automatically lit up when it got dark. While we were sitting around with a few families, barbecuing and drinking tea, I put it next to the table, and surprisingly, not a single mosquito bite all night! I took a closer look, and the dual-layer, three-sided electric grid design is quite clever—it zaps mosquitoes no matter which side they come from. It even got rained on all night, and after drying it off, I found no rust at all; it’s really corrosion-resistant!

This summer, we went on a road trip in Xinjiang and camped at Sayram Lake and Nalati Prairie. The scenery was stunning, but there were quite a few mosquitoes. Our team all got this mosquito lamp. It charges quickly with solar power, thanks to the ample sunshine in Xinjiang, and lasts through the night after being in the sun for half a day. The double-layer, three-sided tightly woven mesh is really effective; mosquitoes can't escape it. In the prairie, the humidity is particularly high in the mornings and evenings, and this lamp shows no signs of rust and is well-made to resist corrosion. Everyone slept soundly through the night.