atomberg Renesa Enzel 1200mm BLDC Ceiling Fan with Remote | 5 star | Advance Air+ Technology | LED Speed Indicator | Low Noise | Sleek Design | Power Saving | 3 Year Warranty | Dark Walnut

Much Better Than I Expected!Before buying this fan, I read a lot of reviews and honestly, I was quite confused because there were mixed opinions. Some people mentioned that the speed was low and the air delivery wasn’t good, which made me a little hesitant to order it.But after using it myself, I can say that my experience has been completely different! The speed is really good, air delivery is excellent, and the fan runs very smoothly and quietly. The BLDC motor is definitely a plus, and the white colour gives a very clean and premium look to the room.I’m really happy with my purchase. So far, everything feels excellent and I have absolutely no complaints. Definitely worth buying!

The build quality and finish are impressive, and the 1200mm size is suitable for a normal-sized bedroom or living room. Some users may find the speed slightly lower than a traditional high-speed fan, but overall the airflow is comfortable and well distributed.

Fan is awesome. Light and remote gives a special feeling. Fan speed is good. 2-3 provides sufficient amount of wind and is noiseless. However for speed 4-5, fan makes little noise same as other normal fans. Also have 2+1 year warranty period. Overall satisfied with the fan.

It's a wise decision.Delivery: as promised, delivered on schedule.Packing was excellent, item performance is excellent, it stands out from all other conventional fans.Power efficiency, which I hope will be present, is excellent and the remote and lights are excellent.In summary, it's a wise decision congratulations to the IITans who made it. I'm eagerly awaiting a method to create air conditioning that uses less power.

made a bold decision to buy an Atomberg fan after a lot of online research, mainly because most people had rated it highly for having almost no noise or very low noise. To my surprise, though, it does produce noticeable airflow noise at speeds 4 and 5 — almost the same as my old copper motor fan. Nothing particularly better there. At speeds 2 and 3 the noise is negligible, but that’s not surprising either since older fans are also quiet at lower speeds. So the low-noise claim doesn’t really hold up for me. Apart from that, everything else is good — the looks, low-voltage operation, and remote are all fine. Let’s see if I notice anything new with it in the future.

Overall the fan is great. Saves lot of power consumption. But one Thing it's not a dustprof but compering to regular fans better. After service is also great. But fans reliability is not that upto the mark brand advetises. It started making noise within 11 months.

Good. Speed also good, easy of use , material is good

I recently purchased 3 nos of your Renesa fans, through Amazon.As I like to dabble in mechanical fitments of domestic appliances, I did the entire fitment myself. In 3 of my bedrooms.Following are my observations.Cons -1.h The instruction manual has many grammatical mistakes and it takes away the sheen of being an Indian product. I know we Indians lack in finish. It just buttresses my observations, sadly.2. You have thoughtfully provided a safety cable in the box. But, the instructions on how to use this appropriately and correctly, are very confounding. A step by step diagrammatic installation procedure would have been very helpful. Take a Japanese manual as an example. They simplify it through cartoons and make the entire understanding process so much easier. You have tried to keep it concise and short, almost hurrying the process. Whereas, more real estate should have been provided when it comes to a safety application. Which end should actually go where and what should be anchored to what, is really puzzling.3. The down tube has so many sharp edges that it cut into my wires repeatedly. I had to install new sets twice. At every opening provided, top, bottom or at right angles, wherever there was an opening, there was burr. Sharp burr. This is downright deplorable as it is a safety issue. If you acknowledge it to be, that is. I know de-burring is very menial job and does not come into the grand scheme of all things manufacturing. But it can make or break many a product. Please look at it very carefully.4. The down tube can have a small plastic wire or a more environmental friendly string pre-attached to it. This will help in routing the electrical wire from the connector of motor to the connector of the power input. Small things matter.5. The hardware provided, nuts, bolts etc. are not of good quality. Though the yellow zinc plating seems good. The holes for the split pins are not deburred (there!). The nuts are not concentric to the threading, which as a result rotate eccentrically when rotated on the bolt prior to tightening. This will mean that it will not fit flat or at right angles to the axis of the bolt, rendering tightening, suspect. The split pin is the only savior. Hopefully.6. The paper tape applied on the motor body as a soft medium between the blade and motor, tears off easily. When the screws and spring washer are removed, prior to mating the blades to the motor. The spring washer digs in too much into the paper tape.7. When one turns on the fan, via remote, there is sound and then the fan starts rotating to the desired speed. Trust this is normal and not a cause for alarm.8. Have the fans been dynamically balanced? The reason for this query is, one of the fans does an orbital motion around its anchoring point. I double checked the shackle and all joints for proper fitment. Do tell me about it.Pros-1. Surprisingly small and light weight motor. Pleasure to hold in one's hands. Hope it lasts well. My older ceiling fan has lasted me around 20 years and still working well. Had to give it off in exchange!2. Because of the smaller diameter motor, the blades look longer. Gives a wider/larger sweep look.3. Remote works very well and is very convenient too.Hoping the Design and Manufacturing team will look into these aspects

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