NIKAND Solar Mole Repellent Ultrasonic 4 Pack Outdoor Powered Sonic Deterrent - Mole Stopper Scare Vole for Lawn Garden & Yard Home - Groundhog Repeller Snake Rodent Gopher Spikes Chaser Pest (4 Pack)

Mole found in rear garden during late summer. This product put in place around the garden as per the instructions Nothing happened with the mole infestation for about 14-18 days with product switched on 24/7 However after this period the mole hills lessened to zero. The solar battery lasted throughout the night when they were in full sun during the day. Only negative was each unit makes a beep sound ever 20sec or so, and with 4 going off at separate times it was a distraction when sitting out in the garden. Great product give it a couple of weeks and moles will move on.

Extremely poor product. I brought 6 of these to combat a small mole problem caused by a mole being active as my neighbour's were doing building work and disturbed the ground. I put them out and the worked for a few days. After plenty of sunlight and a little rain 5 of the 6 don't even make a sound or vibration and the other one is operating at 10% noise. A very poor product considering these arr £9-10 each. Save your money and buy garlic and mint balls for the ground instead. These are on the way back now for a full refund.

Horrible mole problem - after a week of these the lawn was looking better and now, a few months later, you wouldn't know they had ever been there.

Bought for my sister in law and she says they work

not sure... they let in water & stop working until they dry out again..... i'll watch for mole hills in the meantime

Worked a treat all gone

The mole actually made his mound around the device. I'm going to have to say to these do not work for us. Had them a couple of months now and moles hills seem worse. Zero stars is not an option otherwise I'd select that.

They're constantly beeping? Is this really an ultrasonic frequency.....is it making a noise in between the beeps. Why does it have to beep? It's really intrusive. After a couple if weeks I can say with certainty that this product does not deter the moles. Other than emitting a high pitched noise every 15 seconds, I'm not really sure what it does. More mole hills have appeared so I'm assuming it is a beacon to attract more moles. If this is what it's supposed to then its doing a very good job of supporting the moles in their endeavours. I should have read the reviews!

I like how it was to save the time and service swell thank you

These work fabulously in the garden especially in summer. Too bad they dun work in winter though.

We’ve had since April 2021 still working strong no gophers Had construction workers paving and they threw away Have to buy again gophers returned asap after 3 years

First, people need to use "sonic" mole spikes correctly - they need to be used in hard ground so the sound waves travel through the soil. I've seen complaint photos with people using them in loose soil flower beds. Loose soil works like an insulator and stops the sound from traveling which defeats the purpose. In my case, however, I have clay-type soil so loose soil is not a problem... but this brand still doesn't work. As seen in the photos, I have mole activity within 20" to 60" of these spikes after several months. They are still "BEEP"ing, but the moles are just dancing to the sound. Also, the clear top breaks real easily. I do have one older "Victor" brand solar spike in another area of my yard, and there is NO mole activity around that area. The observable difference is, while these spikes emit a "BEEP" every 30 sec, the Victor spike emits more of a "CHATTER" (which is supposed to be closer to the warning sound moles and other burrowing creatures make). I don't know if the sound is the difference, but looking at these results, I'm going back to Victor solar spikes.

Wir hatten in der Spielwiese der Kinder einen Maulwurf der sehr aktiv war. Nachdem ich schon viel ausprobiert hatte, habe ich diese Solar Ultraschall Maulwurfsschreck bestellt. Ich habe jeden Tag kontrolliert und umgesteckt sofern es nötig erschien. Nach nun mehr als einem Jahr lästigen Gepiepse im Garten kann ich sagen: "Die Dinger taugen NICHTS". Das Gepiepe ist dermaßen laut, dass man sie immer ausschalten muß, wenn man im Garten ist. Teilweise hat der Maulwurf diese Pieper mit Erde überdeckt. Es ist ihm völlig egal. Bei mir hat eine Wassermischung mit Kaffee, Knoblauch und Essig am besten geholfen. einfach in die Gänge davon was hineingießen und der Maulwurf zieht um. Ist preiswerter, ökologischer, leiser und vor allem effizienter.