This beautiful fan was easy to assemble. The blades are a lightweight, solid wood with a warm stained finish. Thanks to the DC motor, this fan is absolutely silent during operation. The fan features 6 reversible fan speeds, 3 light settings and the remote requires no programming. Thanks to a mounting hook and perfectly balanced blades, installation took one person only 25 minutes! Highly Recommend!

Well packaged and it showed up fast. Installation was straightforward once I stopped trying to follow the instructions literally. They’re clearly machine-translated and extremely basic, but if you slow down for a second, the intent is obvious. Wiring the remote receiver is about as simple as these get. A couple of things that cost me time on the ladder this is a three-wire fan. If your box has a red second hot for separate fan and light control, cap it off. There’s a hook to hang the motor while you wire it — put the remote module on the opposite side of that hook or the canopy won’t sit flush. That one took an extra trip up the ladder. Performance is good. It moves real air, and six speeds is more than I need three would have been fine. The LED is bright enough that I doubt I’ll run it full. The 52” size works in my screened porch, but the three-blade layout looks smaller than the number suggests. I wish I’d gone closer to 60”. The low-profile, flush mount is a plus under a beadboard ceiling. Wood on the blades is decent grain and feels solid, but the finish is thin. I’m a little uneasy about it outdoors, even under a covered roof. Time will tell. What cost it a star the light diffuser is plastic. At this price it should be frosted glass. It looks and feels cheap up close. Same story with the remote — the lightest, thinnest plastic I’ve held on one of these. There’s no pull chain or wall switch backup, so if that remote dies or walks off, you’re stuck on whatever setting you left it on. I’ll be surprised if it makes it three months. Easy to hang, moves air, looks fine from across the room.