addlon Ceiling Fans with Lights, 42 Inch Low Profile Ceiling Fan with Light and Remote Control, Flush Mount, Reversible, 3CCT, Dimmable, Quiet, Black Small Ceiling Fan for Bedroom Indoor/Outdoor Use

I'm impressed with how great this fan looks but more importantly how good it works! Fan is nearly completely silent at almost all speeds . It has 6 speeds! The sleek looking lamp has three different lighting intensity colors from bright white to incandescent and something in between. Plus you can custom dim each one to your liking. It has a great easy to use remote plus a shut off timer up to 4 hours. Installation was a breeze and instruction manual easy to read. Overall this is one of my best online purchases ever.

We looked all over and never found a fan this good! Perfect size for a large bedroom. The look is exactly as pictured and the air flow is surprisingly strong. Very easy to install. It’s awesome to have a lowlight and fan so easy to adjust.

I liked the first one so much that I purchased another one. Great quality and very easy assembly. Works great too.

The item is attractive and easy to install. It runs very quietly and smoothly. The remote control has a useful wall mounting bracket, and it has useful functions. At only about 30 watts of power usage, the fan is efficient but a little weak on air movement.

Bought three of these fan. One for each bedroom in our new home. Perfect size for a bedroom. Fans are quiet and produce ample airflow. Remote is user friendly. Good quality and great price.

Affordable. Easy to install. Blows well. Convenient. Quiet. Small to medium size. Great temp

I have installed close to 100 ceiling fans in my lifetime and this is, by far, the absolute worst experience with a ceiling fan I have ever experienced. First off - the reciever module is external to the fan and too big to fit into any junction box, so you have to wire seperate power to it and get above/outside the junction box to install it. They also use custom connectors to connect the fan to the light to the power source, so you have to wire extensions to nearly every single lead because they skimped on all the cable lengths It also is a direct mount to the ceiling bowl. I have literally never seen this before. No drop down rod, no cradle, directly bolted to your junction box by the bowl. God forbid this thing ever become imbalanced in any way, it will start gouging your ceiling. Also, the light only has three modes, the warm is barely warm and doesn't come anywhere near to matching the lights in the rest of the house. Additionally, probably due to the amount of pulling I had to to do toget the cheap leads run correctly, the fan literally just died after running for 2 hours. Now I have to take the whole thing down and see what the problem is because there's literally no other way to work on this fan other than to completely take the whole thing down from the ceiling. This review helped me decide that, despite all of the effort and waiting, I am returning this joke of a fan and getting a proper ceiling fan that was designed by someone who actually knew what they were doing.

We had a fancy fan that stopped turning. This was to replace the one we had. This fits well in a small computer nook area that gets very hot. One side of the blades are white; the other side wood, so you have a choice on which side you wish to see. Having a remote for the fan is great. It has 6 speeds & works well. The LED light works well. What I don't know, is if the LED light is replaceable, once it burns out. I had a different LED light for reading, that said it had about 5-8 years of life, depending upon usage, which would have been fine, but it burned out after 1.5 years, and had to be thrown out. We had to pay someone to install this fan. I am hoping the LED light is something replaceable, as most things these days do not seem to last. Also, the base of this fan was smaller than our previous one. Our handyman bought a plate for it, which was still too small an area, and started talking about painting our entire ceiling to cover the area. I got him to look for a larger plate, to go around the base, which worked perfectly. Just a couple of things to consider, if purchasing: The size of the base, if covering an area that formerly had a fan there, the life of the lights & if they are replaceable, and the length of the blades for the area you are using the fan. Our space was only about 8'x9', and this fan currently works beautifully! I definitely cools things down, even if no a/c on.