驱蚊精灵 - 无辐射超声波驱蚊虫

驱蚊精灵 - 无辐射超声波驱蚊虫

by 逊华 陆

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Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 26, 2013
  • April 1, 2022

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This utility app uses your iPhone to emit ultrasonic waves, designed to deter mosquitoes and flies. It offers various modes, with specific recommendations for indoor and outdoor use, and is environmentally friendly and harmless to humans.

Ultrasonic wave emission
Multiple repelling modes
Indoor and outdoor modes
Environmentally friendly
Harmless to humans
Simple interface
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What's New in 驱蚊精灵

1.2.1

April 1, 2022

修复已知bug

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FAQ

Does 驱蚊精灵 have ads?

Yes, 驱蚊精灵 contains advertisements. This is common for free utility applications that offer their services without a direct purchase cost.

What are the recommended modes for 驱蚊精灵?

The app recommends the 'Synthetic' mode for indoor mosquito and fly repelling, and the 'Bat' mode for outdoor use, such as during camping or fishing trips.

How does 驱蚊精灵 work?

驱蚊精灵 emits ultrasonic waves from your iPhone. These sound waves are designed to interfere with the activity of flying insects like mosquitoes and flies, causing them to move away.

Can 驱蚊精灵 kill insects?

No, 驱蚊精灵 is designed to disturb and drive away insects, not to kill them directly. The ultrasonic waves only affect the insects' activity.

Is 驱蚊精灵 safe for humans?

Yes, the app states that it uses ultrasonic waves, which are environmentally friendly and harmless to humans. It is not an electromagnetic or infrasound emission.

What devices does 驱蚊精灵 support?

驱蚊精灵 is supported on iPhones and iPods. It is rated for ages 4 and up.

When was 驱蚊精灵 last updated?

The latest version of 驱蚊精灵 was updated on April 1, 2022. The app was originally released on March 26, 2013.

What are the less recommended modes in 驱蚊精灵?

The app mentions that 'Noise', 'Dragonfly', and 'Male Mosquito' modes are based on popular repelling software but have shown inconsistent effectiveness, sometimes working and sometimes not.