22'' Ceiling Fans with Lights and Remote, Stepless Dimmable Ceiling Fans with Night Light, 3000-6500K Color Temperature Celing Fan with Light Flush Mount with 6 Speeds, White

Has been installed and used for over 6 mos in our RV replacing an ugly manufacturers fan and light that didn't clear the slides without bending the blades. So far so good with daily use. Works as advertised.

The ease of which the installation is. I used an electric screwdriver only. The supplied screws were perfect as well as the wire nuts. Not those silly little ones the other people give you. Totally a breeze to navigate (pun intended). Thinking of getting one for another room in our home. Thanks. Btw, installed in less than ten minutes

Where to begin? As we were unpacking this, we noticed something rattling around inside it. Whatever that is, is inside the light compartment, and inaccessible. The hook on the little tether wire is super cheap, and connected in such a way that it's almost impossible to get off, which you need to do in order to attach the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket is only an inch deep, which makes installation more difficult than you would imagine, when you're trying to stuff stiff wiring into the bracket to put the light up. The light itself also has a large led driver box that takes up most of the space in the casing of the light...again, no space for wiring. This matters for us, as the junction box is a shallow one screwed straight into the stud in the ceiling. So we really needed that space for the wiring. Also while unpacking, we discovered that both of the mountings for the led driver box were broken. As nothing in that part of the fan moves, we decided to proceed. Installing the mounting bracket is pretty straightforward, once you win the battle of removing the tether from the fan. Once that bracket is installed, you get to fight the same tether battle, in reverse. It's only slightly easier. Connecting the wires is simple, just hot, neutral, and ground. Now comes the fun of trying to stuff those wires into a third of the space you really need to get the fan to twist onto the bracket. After much cursing, we finally accomplished that (not before cracking the brittle plastic), put in the two set screws, flip the breaker, and ..... absolutely nothing. We took it all apart, took the switch apart, and triple checked everything. It's absolutely dead. Unfortunately, we had this in the closet for a few of months, waiting for other projects to be completed, so it's past the return period.

Modern look and style. Brought for my guest bedroom and it is so quiet and easy to use.

Decent fan-light, wish there was more ways to control it other than the cheap remote.

Fan works well. Lighting is really nice and tunable. The issue is the frequency of the remote. My LG remote for the TV in the room controls the ran as well. So when you push buttons on the TV remote the fan does all kinds of weird things. Its not a horrible fault, but I am noticing that many companies are using generic RF frequencies for their remotes.

I just took 40 years of the age of my living room. I replaced one of the older ceiling fans with this new modern slick ceiling fan, which has the fan blaze on the inside of the light for safety and it looks fantastic. It has 3 dimable tones different tones and four different speeds on the fan plus reverse fan for the winter and the best about it I can on or off & change the light tone or the fan speed from the couch with the remote control that came with it. It’s is light in weight but looks well put together and has a LED light so it will save a fortune in energy over the old fixture. I got it at a great price and found it easy to install in about 30 minutes and that was mostly running up & down 2 flights of stairs to knock the circuit breaker off & on. It changed the whole look of my livingroom, I love it.

Works great. The right size for the room.