Fanbulous Ceiling Fans with Lights, 72 inch Large Ceiling Fan with Light and Remote, Outdoor Black Ceiling Fan for Living Room Patio, 6 Speeds, Reversible Quiet DC Motor, 3 CCT, Bi-color 8 Blades

Va super bien on l'a mis dans notre chambre à coucher. Il est grand mais on a le vent qu'on voulait

I'm slowly making changes to my 1970s home. The original fan had the pull chain and was outdated. Saw this on Amazon and felt it was a really good deal given the price (under $150). Got someone to install it. It had several different length options and I choose to have it hanging lower since I have beams in my ceilings. The fan is huge put together compared to the other one. I purchased the 72 inch. The base is black but the blades are two toned. One side is brown and the other side is black. I chose to have us the black side of the blades. I really love this fan. It does move a lot of air like everyone says. It's quiet. The lights have 3 different modes - soft, white and bright. The remote is pretty simple to use. Has a timer setting. The remote comes with a mounting bracket but I haven't done that part yet. So I just taped it together in case I change my mind. I've only had it up a few weeks so we'll see how we'll it functions over time.

Great fan and really pushes the air. Lamp shade could be better quality. The plastic shade is the only thing that makes this fan look cheap

This thing takes a beating and keeps on spinnin! Let me explain. I own and run a martial arts dojo, and I had a previous large ceiling fan. Unfortunately I hit the old fan with a 6 ft staff (Bo) and snapped one of the blades off. So, went shopping on Amazan, found this one, ordered it and installed it to replace the other brand I broke. Fast forward several weeks, and BAM! POW! this thing has gotten smacked repeatedly with wooden staffs, 7 foot spears, Naginata's, you name it. We have hit it so hard that the words describing the impact have appeared out of thin air like the old Batman TV series. Not on purpose of course, it's just that long training weapons in a dojo and a ceiling fan usually don't mix! But this one has been a champ! The owners and operators of the Pittsburgh Bujinkan Dojo do not condone the physical abuse of a ceiling fan, but we do however give this one a rousing 5 stars and hearty thumbs up!

Good price for the size. Quiet, considering the airflow it generates. Only issues are: 1) there is no memory, so if you switch off the power switch, when you turn it on, the light goes on and the fan does not. You have to use the remote for everything. 2) the light is way too bright, and if you turn it off, then switch off the poser to the fan and turn it back on, the light comes on again by default. 3) there is no app for this model, nor can it be controlled by a smarthome nor digital assistant. Note that it wobbled a bit at the start but after a few weeks settled into it's balljoint mount and smoothed itself out quite a bit. Worth keeping due to the sheer size and price, and I expect I will be able to eventually figure out the wiring, to bypass the limited remote controller and put a better one in that has smart home connectivity and/or dual power feeds (light switch and fan switch from the wall)