Victor Pest for Pc

Well spent about an hour banging my head against a wall trying to set this. I had almost given up and thought it just was not compatible with my WiFi. I have the eero mesh WiFi which is 2.4 and 5ghz and on reading all the complaints about connection issues and it only works on 2.4ghz I assumed that must be the issue. Sometimes it would see the network and I would go through the setup but it always failed to connect. Sometimes it would not see my network which is odd because it is a really strong signal throughout the house. Finally I sat the trap on top of the WiFi router and it actually connected. I moved to the location I set it and it was still connected according to the app. The two stars is just for the pain it was to set it up. I will give it some time to see how it works and how the notification works and update my review and rating. update 1 After several hours I have no idea if the trap is actually able to connect and send notifications as it does not even have some sort of ping function. When I look at the status it just shows it as of when I first connected the trap.

These electric traps are fantastic. They kill the mice but leave no mess. The problem I always had in the past is forgetting to check the trap (so the mouse decays in the older style electronic trap). This app and the new WiFi traps solve that problem! I’ve killed 5 mice since I’ve had the two traps. Worked every time. Reminded me every time. Two suggestions: put your bait on a cut up strip of a business card and fold it into the trap. (Fold it first) The trap stays clean of old bait and never needs cleaning. Just throw out the mouse with the old bait card. #2: for woodstream: add a reminder feature to the app so it reminds you a trap needs reset. If you are not home when you get the alert, it never alerts you again. This needs to be fixed. Awesome product! To people who have had trouble: you need Wi-Fi service in the area you put the trap. Attics, basements, crawl spaces may not have the coverage of the rest of the house. If your location does not get good service, you can easily fix this by buying a $25 WiFi extender to plug in an outlet somewhere in between your access point and the traps. To the person who wrote the review about killing ants: the trap only electrocutes something that touches the two plates inside. Ants are too small to touch both plates. You should put down an ant bait to solve that problem. Then the trap will work fine for mice and not attract ants even with peanut butter.

We have an unplanned visitor and was very curious about this product and appreciated the concept of not having to go check for a captured, and dead, rodent. The device has been installed for just over a day - the most bizarre occurrence is that the iOS app logs itself out in about 5 minutes after logging in. How will I ever receive any notifications if the app constantly logs itself out? This isn’t my banking application - it’s a rat killer application - Im not concerned if the app remains logged in so I can easily take a look at the status. And annoying miss.. Fortunately I did not run into any of the WiFi connectivity issues that many report however we also have a very powerful and broad-coverage hone WiFi network so I was not expecting that to be an issue - and it wasn’t. Creating a new account was also very quick and easy - no issues reported there either. We’ll see.... I am quite concerned with the number of complainants from the App Store and via the retailer outlet where we purchased this product from.....

The trap works well but I had to shut off the alert for kills because it keeps going off. This is really annoying because this effectively makes the app useless. I’ve killed a single mouse and the app thinks the trap has killed 200. Ridiculous.