LEDIARY20 Inch Low Profile Ceiling Fan With Light, Led Bladeless Ceiling Fans, Remote Control Enclosed Flush Mount Ceiling Fan With Timming, 3000-6000K, 6 Wind Speed, 3000LM, 57W-White

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I needed fan,but don’t like the wings.Fan performance:Fan cools good and iš silent

This light was super easy to install, came with great instructions. It’s lightweight plastic but boy does it put out the air. The RGB lights for ambience made my son super happy. The regular light is very bright. There are six speeds for the fan and multiple different light combinations as well as easy fan reversal all from the remote. It also came with a mountable bracket for the remote. This is a great purchase for anyone on the fence. Please don’t hesitate.

Awesome for a room with bunk beds. My kids love the lights and the fan is way more powerful than expected. I like that you can set the fan baffle to a direction or have it spin. I wish it stayed in the direction it was set to instead of defaulting to spinning every time though. I also wish the light/fan settings stayed on whatever was last used vs also defaulting back to the light being on.

Beautiful, the little fan moves alot of air.

1. Installation is difficult. There is a clear design flaw. You cannot pre-install the 4 screws that hold this fan in place. (you are unable to slide the fan up a notch, then slide/lock them in place before tightening the screws like 99% of all other ceilings fans out there. No, with THIS specific product, you are expect to hold the fan in place with one hand, while you use the other hand to somehow install non-magnetic screws to a narrow opening between the ceiling and fan.2. Without the grille being rotated, the fan outputs air in a direction that covers roughly 1/6th of the entire circumference.3. While the fan itself is quiet at its lowest setting, when the rotating grille is turned on, it rattles, hums, and vibrates.thinking the motor might be defective, i requested an exchange with a replacement product, only to be met with an ever louder, worse rattling vibrating that whirls and groans.Get a different fan model that's: 1. Easier to install; 2. provides 100% airflow when rotating grille is not on; and 3. a grille that doesn't vibrate, rattle, and hum as it rotates.

Works very well, just wish it was a bit brighter, install was easy When the light dies you'll have to replace the entire fixture I like the fan part for the kitchen

Fan is cool and goes up relatively easy. Had an issue with the remote not working, but the seller was quick to help me re-code it and now everything works fine. I think there is sufficient cooling considering it's not the size of an actual ceiling fan. Looks really nice.

These are lightweight and a novel design. I put them up as replacements in my workshop, as the prior exposed blade had made accidental contact with bits of wood I was moving about, and I wanted shielded blades.Installation is very difficult, because you have to get four screws hole in the power box cover to line up with the shroud on the fan, which is hampered by the fan blade assembly getting in the way. I ended up using a long screwdriver and putty holding onto the driver tip and screw, then carefully offer the screw to the hole. Four times. Competing with gravity. Furthermore, the receiving threaded holes of the mount are not tapered in as most well-made product are, so there was no forgiving if you were slightly off kilter.Imaging fitting a fan with the blades already attached. Yes, it is that difficult.It turns out you can pair the remote and the fan during initial power-up by holding a button on the remote, so I was able to have both fans controlled by one remote.They worked. The next day, one didn't. On inspection I discovered the fan blade assembly had fallen off the spindle of one of the fans. The motor was spinning, the fan blades were caught in the cover grill. On the other fan I observed a sizeable nut that would screw onto the threaded end of the motor spindle, and it was clearly missing from the failed unit. I judge that as poor quality control. I was given a replacement fan, but no way was I going to take down the whole assembly to replace it, so I attacked the screws from the front of the fan grill and was able to get in and out of both the new fan and the faulty one and to attach the threaded nut assembly in less than 30 minutes. It had taken two of us three hours to install the two fans. One often crawling the floor for dropped screws. . Now both fans work.They are RF controlled by the included remote, and it seems to be reliable. They are very quiet.I do notice there is not equal dispersion of a downward draft as I would expect. I am not sure why that is, but if I stand to one side below the fan I feel air movement, but if I move across to the other side I feel nothing.......