Broan-NuTone SPK110RGBL ChromaComfort Bathroom Exhaust Fan, 110CFM/1.5 Sones, with Sensonic Bluetooth Speaker and 24-color LED Light, Wall Switch included, White

Who knew adding a smart fan would be so much fun. Showers/baths are more enjoyable, music sounds great, airflow is also good and the colors are so fun too. Installation wasn't hard and didn't take too long. The app definitely could use some work but I just use the wall remote now.

Replaced a basic light with this fan in our vacation home in a dry climate. When we built I was in a rush and didn't think we needed a fan so I just ran one 15a circuit for a light. I wasn't looking forward to crawling into the attic and figuring out how do drop another run of Romex to the switch box so we could control the light and fan separately.So I searched to see if there were exhaust fans with remote controls. Much to my surprise this Broan has the remote that mounts like a traditional wall switch and also color changing LED and speaker. Didn't care out the speaker but it was cheaper than the model without so I gladly paid the $199 so I wouldn't have to run additional electrical.The fan is very powerful and keeps the bathroom steam free even with a hot shower. But best of all the LED light is extremely bright. You can dim it if it's too bright.I'll address some of the negatives I have seen about this light. I think they are from people who haven't taken the few minutes to figure out how it works.The top button on gang box Bluetooth remote always turns the light on to white. It's push on or push off so easy to operate in the dark. The small rocker buttons below the top button dim/brighten the light.The middle button turns on the color mode by pushing and holding briefly. It turns on the last color used. From there you use the same button left or right to change the color. Press again and hold for a couple seconds and it goes into color changing mode. Push the top button and you go back to white. The dimmer buttons also dim the lights in color mode.The bottom button turns the fan on/off. One speed only like most fans.There is no timer function from the remote but the app does have a timer function. Selectable from 5 - 60 minutes. The rest of the app is pretty basic allowing you to turn the light or fan on/off, dim lights, change colors and create color changing scenes. The app doesn't have an option for updating firmware so I wouldn't hold you breath for additional features.We probably won't use the app much. I would have bought the model without the speaker if it was cheaper. Once you make the Bluetooth connection it stays connected even with the app closed. So you will hear typing clicks (at least using an Iphone). It would be nice if it disconnected the BT connection automatically when the app is closed. The app has no control over the speaker. It's just like a basic BT speaker. But it does sound decent for what it is. The BT connection doesn't automatically connect which is a good thing. It would be very annoying if it did.As far as Installation goes the instructions are poor but it installs the same as any other fan so Youtube is helpful. I used the $20 wall vent kit and vented it into our garage which has a 20' ceiling. One less hole in the roof. I've been venting our on demand hot water heater this way for years with no problems.I would choose this fan even for new construction as the color LED option is nice and it compliments our other lights with Kasa color changing bulbs.So even though it's expensive compared to a tradition exhaust fan/light I give it 5 stars.

We love this exhuast fan for our bathroom! The sound is VERY quiet, there are not one but two lights (one white, and one you can make any color of the rainbow for special effects bathroom!), and you can play your music on the speaker. The controls are very intuitive; our contractor installed them on the wall rather than having a remote control that could get lost. The sound through the speaker is good. This seems like very good quality in terms of its build and it was straightforward to install. It seems to work quite well to clear up the steam in the bathroom as well. In fact we liked it so much, we purchased it for our other newly-renovated bathroom.

I recently installed this bathroom fan, and overall, I'm quite pleased with it. The assembly process was straightforward, and the fan itself looks sleek and modern, blending seamlessly into my bathroom. The RGB lighting is a standout feature—vibrant and crisp, with the default white light striking a perfect balance between warm and cool tones. It creates a surprisingly calming and inviting atmosphere.The built-in speaker is nice. The sound quality is solid for a bathroom fan, and it’s plenty loud for casual music or podcasts while showering.That said, there are a few minor drawbacks. The package didn’t include wire nuts or batteries for the switch, which would’ve been a nice addition to make installation even smoother. Also, the instructions could use some improvement—they weren’t as clear as they could be, which might trip up someone less handy. The phone app is also unfortunately lackluster in terms of responsiveness with the fan.Despite these small hiccups, the fan performs well, looks great, and adds a bit of flair to my bathroom.

I went back and forth on buying this fan because of the price, some of the reviews, and honestly who needs a Bluetooth bathroom fan with fun lights? We decided to buy it and prepared for the worst with installation. While installing, my husband noticed the template was a little smaller than the hole we needed (maybe he just measured wrong or something idk). Then, when we went to test the fan it didn’t work. I remembered people had mentioned similar issues in prior reviews so I came here to review them and I am grateful I did.The fan comes with a switch but this switch does not replace the existing one you have (if you have a separate switch for your exhaust fan now- I’m not sure how this works with a switch that combines your exhaust and fan). The switch it comes with gets installed on the wall and requires 2 AAA batteries (not included). Right after you hook the fan up you need to have your exhaust switch powered on and the remote/switch ready to go. Once the exhaust switch is on you have 3 minutes to pair the remote/switch to the fan. You do this by holding down the light button for 5 seconds. This should turn on the light. Then you can test the other features. There is also an app called ChromaComfort you’ll want to download. Before doing this, connect to the fan via Bluetooth. This was all such a pain to figure out but there was a YouTube video out there for this that’s easy to find. Find it and you’ll be all set!!