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Trovly - Overnight Topper

Trovly - Overnight Topper

  • Extends to 28". Reaches the ceiling fly. Extends to 28". Reaches ceiling flies.
  • Rotating head. Pins bugs flat to the wall. Rotating head. Pins bugs to the wall.
  • 3500V. One zap. No splatter. No spray. One zap. No splatter. No spray.
  • Kid-safe mesh. USB-C. No AA batteries. Kid-safe mesh. No AA batteries.

Trovly - Overnight Topper

$64.99
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Charge it once, then it's a two-second job.

1 — Charge before first use. Plug in the USB-C cable for 3–4 hours. The light turns off when it's full.

2 — Extend and lock. Pull the handle out to the length you need — up to 28" — and twist the collar to lock it. For ceilings, go full length. For swinging at a fly mid-air, keep it short; it's more accurate.

3 — Angle the head. Tilt the head so the mesh sits flat against the wall or ceiling, then lock it. For open-air swings, lock it straight like a tennis racket.

4 — Hold the button and touch the bug. You'll hear the pop. Keep the mesh on it for a second so it's done, then shake it into the bin. No smear on your wall.

Mosquitoes at night? Stand it on its base with the UV light on and let it work while you sleep.
Yes — and this is why most families switch from spray.

Triple-layer mesh. The charged grid sits between two outer safety layers, so a curious finger or a dog's nose touches plastic, not voltage. You'd have to deliberately push something thin through to get a shock.

Only live while you hold the button. Let go and it's off. Nothing stays charged in a drawer or on the wall mount.

No chemicals, no fumes, no residue. Nothing lands on your countertop, your kid's plate, or the dog's bowl.

One honest note: it's a tool, not a toy. Keep it where little hands can't grab it, the same way you would kitchen scissors.
Weeks, for normal use. The 1200mAh battery is only drawing power while you hold the button, and a zap takes a second. Most people charge it a couple of times a season.

Heavy use drains it faster. If you leave it standing in UV mode all night, expect to top it up every day or two. That's the mode that uses real power.

USB-C, not AA. Same cable as your phone. No hunting for batteries at 11pm with a mosquito in the room.

Tip: plug it in when you put it back on the wall mount. It's always ready and you never think about it.
House flies, mosquitoes, moths, wasps, spiders — anything you'd normally chase with a rolled-up magazine. 3500V ends it on contact.

Wasps and hornets: this is where the reach matters. You can pin one on the wall from arm's length plus 28" instead of getting close.

Fruit flies and tiny gnats: here's the honest answer. The very smallest ones can sometimes slip through a mesh gap on a swing. For those, use the standing UV mode in the kitchen overnight — it's far more effective than swatting.

Bugs on the ceiling: this is the whole reason the handle extends. Lock the head flat, reach up, pop. No chair, no broom, no waiting for it to come down.
Free standard US shipping — no minimum order.

Orders leave within 1–2 business days and arrive in 5–7. Tracking lands in your inbox the moment it ships.

60-Day Money Back Guarantee. Most people buying this have already tried a cheap racket that died in a month or a spray that stank up the kitchen. So: use it for a full 60 days. If it doesn't reach the bugs you bought it for, or you simply don't love it, email us for a full refund. Used or unused.

No return shipping, no receipt hunting. Email us and it's done.
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The fly on the ceiling. Gone.

No chair. No broom. No waiting for it to come down. Extend the handle to 28", lock the head flat, reach up, pop. The one bug every other swatter can't touch is the one this was built for.

One pop. Nothing on the wall.

A plastic swatter leaves a smear you have to clean. Spray leaves fumes over your kitchen counter. The SkyZap Pro leaves a dead fly sitting on the mesh — shake it into the bin and you're done. That's it. That's the whole cleanup.

Proof, not promises

Ceilings. Walls. Corners. Nothing gets away.

Real homes, real bugs, one take. No edits, no chair, no spray. Tap any clip to watch — sound on for the pop.

SkyZap Pro vs.
Other Rackets

Trovly SkyZap Pro with the handle extended
SKYZAP PRO
A standard electric fly swatter racket
Other Rackets
Extends to 28" for Ceilings
Rotating Head Pins Bugs Flat
USB-C Rechargeable
Triple-Layer Safety Mesh
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
Fixed 17" Handle
Flat Head, Blind Swings
AA Batteries That Die Mid-Hunt
Exposed Grid Near Kids & Pets
Dead After One Summer
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Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Trovly SkyZap Pro.

The Product

What exactly is this?

An electric fly swatter with an extendable handle and a rotating head. Press the button, touch the bug, hear the pop. The handle extends to 28" so you can reach the ceiling without a chair, and the head tilts and locks so the mesh sits flat against a wall instead of swinging blind. It's USB-C rechargeable — no batteries to buy — and it kills with a 3500V shock, not a chemical spray.

Why not just buy a $10 racket?

Fair question. Most cheap rackets are fine for a fly at chest height. They fall apart on the two situations people actually get frustrated by: the fly on the ceiling and the bug sitting flat on a wall. A fixed 17" racket can't reach the first, and swinging a flat head at the second means you smear it or miss. The SkyZap Pro was built for exactly those two moments. The rest — the rechargeable battery, the safety mesh, the stand — is what makes it something you keep for years instead of a season.

What bugs does it kill?

House flies, mosquitoes, moths, wasps, hornets, spiders — anything you'd normally chase with a rolled-up magazine, on contact. For wasps, the reach is the point: pin one to the wall from arm's length plus 28" instead of getting close. Fruit flies and tiny gnats are the honest exception. The very smallest can occasionally slip through a mesh gap mid-swing. For those, stand it in the kitchen overnight in UV mode — far more effective than swatting.

Does it leave a mess?

No — and this is the part people don't expect. A plastic swatter squashes the bug into your wall. The SkyZap Pro zaps it, and the bug stays sitting on the mesh. Pull away, shake it into the bin, done. No smear, no guts on the paintwork, no spray residue on the countertop. That's the whole cleanup.

How To Use It

How do I set it up the first time?

Charge it before first use — plug in the USB-C cable (any phone charger works) for 3–4 hours until the indicator light turns off. After that it's a two-second job: extend the handle to the length you want, twist the collar to lock it, angle the head, and you're ready. There's nothing to assemble.

How do I use the extendable handle and rotating head?

For ceilings: extend to full length, tilt the head flat, lock it, reach up, press the button and touch the bug. For walls: tilt the head so the mesh lands flat against the surface, press, done. For a fly in mid-air: keep the handle short and lock the head straight like a tennis racket — a shorter handle is more accurate and quicker to swing. One honest tip: at full 28" extension there's a little flex in the wand, so extend only as far as you need for the job.

What's standing mode, and how do I use it?

It's the hands-free mode. Stand the SkyZap Pro on its base, switch on the UV light, and leave it. Mosquitoes and gnats are drawn to the light and zapped on contact while you sleep or cook. Best spots: the bedroom overnight, the kitchen near the fruit bowl, or the patio table at dusk. Tip the mesh into the bin in the morning. It also mounts on the wall for storage, so it's always charged and always where you left it.

How long does the battery last, and how do I clean it?

Weeks, for normal swatting. The 1200mAh battery only draws power while you hold the button, and a zap takes a second. Standing UV mode uses real power — expect to top up every day or two if you run it all night. Cleaning: make sure it's off, then brush the mesh with the small brush included or a dry toothbrush. Never rinse it under a tap — it's an electrical device. Most people just shake it over the bin and that's enough.

Safety & Durability

Is it safe around kids and pets?

Yes. The charged grid sits between two outer safety layers, so a curious finger or a dog's nose touches plastic, not voltage. It's only live while you hold the button — let go and it's off, and nothing stays charged on the wall mount. No chemicals, no fumes, no residue on countertops, plates, or pet bowls. That said, it's a tool, not a toy. Store it where small hands can't reach it, the same way you would kitchen scissors.

Can I shock myself?

Not by accident. You'd have to deliberately push something thin through both outer layers while holding the button. If you did, the shock is a sharp sting — unpleasant, not dangerous — similar to a static jolt. The people who should be more careful are those with pacemakers or implanted medical devices; check with your doctor first, as with any high-voltage device.

How well is it built? Will the head or handle loosen?

It weighs about 1.6 lb — heavier than a flimsy racket, on purpose. The rotating head locks with a positive click and the telescopic collar twists tight. Two honest notes: at full extension there's a little flex, so extend only as far as the job needs; and if the head ever feels loose after heavy use, the pivot screw can be tightened in ten seconds with a household screwdriver. If it stops locking altogether inside 12 months, that's covered by the guarantee.

Can I use it outdoors?

Yes — patios, BBQs, camping, the RV. It's the best tool we know of for a wasp near the table. Keep it dry. It isn't waterproof, so don't use it in rain or leave it out overnight in the dew. Bring it in with you when you go in.

Shipping & Returns

How long does shipping take?

Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and typically delivered within 5–7 business days across the US. Standard shipping is free, with express available at checkout.

It arrived damaged, or it won't charge.

Email support@trovly.com with a photo or a short description and we'll send a replacement — no return needed, no argument. Before you write, try one thing: charge it for a full 4 hours on a different cable. About half of "it won't charge" messages turn out to be a first-charge that was cut short.

What are your return and guarantee policies?

30-day returns, used or unused. If it's not for you, email us within 30 days for a full refund. 12-Month Fly-Free Guarantee: if it stops holding a charge or the head stops locking within a year, we replace it. No return shipping, no receipt hunting. Most people buying this have already been burned by a cheap racket that died in a month — we'd rather you never have that experience twice.

Can I track my order?

Yes — you'll get a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships. If it hasn't arrived within 4 business days of that email, contact support@trovly.com and we'll chase it for you.

From real kitchens

Ceilings, walls, patios, all clear

What people say after a few weeks of never dragging a chair across the kitchen again.

4.9
Average rating
97%
Would recommend
60
Day guarantee
Melissa H.Verified
Mom of three, Georgia

We have ten-foot ceilings in the kitchen and every fly in the county seems to know it. I was standing on a barstool with a dish towel like an idiot. Extended this thing, reached up, pop. Done. My husband was annoyed he didn't think of it first.

Dave R.Verified
Homeowner, Ohio

Honestly bought it because my kids saw one on TikTok. The pop is stupidly satisfying. Now the three of them fight over who gets the next one and I haven't seen a fly land on the counter in weeks.

Priya S.Verified
Renter, Brooklyn

Third electric swatter I've owned, first one that didn't feel like a dollar-store toy. The head tilts so you press it flat against the wall instead of swinging at nothing. Also rechargeable, so I finally stopped buying AA batteries.

Tom B.Verified
Retired, Arizona

Wasps built a nest by the back door. I can get them from arm's length plus the extension instead of getting close enough to be stung. Sixty-eight years old and I feel like I've got a lightsaber.

Jenna K.Verified
Mom of a toddler, North Carolina

My daughter grabbed it off the counter (my fault) and pressed it right against her arm. Nothing happened. That mesh actually does what it says. It's heavier than the cheap ones, so she can't really swing it, which frankly suits me fine.

Marcus L.Verified
Homeowner, Texas

Works great. Only knock: at full extension there's some wobble in the handle, so you don't want to swing it like a racket out there. Keep it short for flying bugs, go long for the ceiling ones. Once I figured that out, no complaints.

Linda F.Verified
Grandmother, Michigan

Fruit flies by the bananas every August. I stand it up on the counter overnight with the light on and shake out a little pile in the morning. Gross and wonderful.

Chris D.Verified
RV full-timer

We live in a 30-foot camper and mosquitoes are a way of life. Hangs on the wall, charges off the same cable as my phone, and I haven't bought a can of spray since May.

Amanda P.Verified
Dog owner, Colorado

Two dogs, and I refuse to spray anything near their bowls. First thing that kills flies without me worrying about what's landing on their food. The zap noise startled them for about a day.

Ray G.Verified
Homeowner, Florida

Zapped a fly, it stayed stuck on the mesh, so I gave it a second one for good measure and shook it into the trash. Nothing on the wall. My wife's whole complaint about the old swatter was the smear. Solved.

Sophie W.Verified
Renter, Chicago

There is a spider corner in my bathroom I have not been able to reach in two years of living here. Reached it. That's all I'm going to say about that.

Ben T.Verified
Dad of two, Pennsylvania

Bought two — one upstairs, one downstairs — because carrying it between floors was apparently too much effort for anyone in this house. Both still going strong.

Nadia O.Verified
Homeowner, Virginia

Battery lasts weeks if you're just swatting. Leave the light on overnight and you'll charge it every couple of days. I wish the battery indicator were clearer, but it's never actually died on me mid-fly.

Carlos M.Verified
Weekend camper, California

Took it camping. Killed a horsefly the size of a quarter on the tent wall without getting out of my sleeping bag. Whole tent cheered.

Ellen R.Verified
Retired teacher, Oregon

Ordered Tuesday night, arrived Friday. Charged it, then got the fly on the ceiling above the fridge that had been mocking me for a week. Worth it for that one fly alone.

Individual experience will vary.