VOLISUN Low Profile Ceiling Fans with Lights and Remote, Fandelier Ceiling Fan Flush Mount, 3000K-6500K Smart Bladeless LED Fan Light, Black Modern Ceiling Fans with Lights for Bedroom

This fan is a gem. I love how it sits close to the ceiling and has fan blades that are enclosed in the housing. The fan works in both directions for summer and winter settings and produces good/strong airflow. The LED is bright and the hue can be controlled with the remote control (included) from warm to cool color. It also has preset modes that will set the hue (via remote control). The unit is also not very heavy making it easy to mount to the ceiling.

This ceiling fan was easy to install and works great! We have a low ceiling in our summer cottage and wanted a small ceiling fan. This had 8 different speeds and also has different light settings. It's small and gives off a great breeze. We are very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend this product. We already recommended it to a few friends that also purchased it and are very happy with it too!

It seemed pretty straightforward to put in. Because the instructions mentioned really knowing what you’re doing with electricity before you begin assembly, I decided to ask my neighbor to help me. It seemed very easy for him to put it in, but he is very knowledgeable. I really like how flush it is to the ceiling and doesn’t hang down as much as the one I replaced. I have it in a very small room and the airflow is just OK. I can’t imagine using it in a very big room. If you stand right under it, the airflow is wonderful. If you stand about three or 4 feet away from it, you don’t feel it very much. It’s very enclosed. I really like the levels of light and how I can change the brightness. I also like that it has a remote control. For the price, I think it is a good deal.

Love the fan, it turns both ways and has 6 different speeds. 4 different light settings. I have 5 in the house (every bedroom has one). I don't use the phone app because it says its not safe when you try to download it. So just using the remote.

Great for any room. I bought it for a bedroom as I did not want to install a big ceiling fan unit.Light works great - very bright. And the fan has lots of speed settings. We usually keep it on low but you do hear a little noise even on the number 1 setting.

I now have two of these fans loved when the came out with a larger one. I put the smaller on in a bedroom and the larger in my family room. Snug to the ceiling and so easy to clean

Very nice light/fan. Works great. I love how many different setting for the light and fan....it looks very modern and looks great on our kitchen. I am thinking of getting one for our living room now.

It's a technical review.Overall it is not a bad fan, better than ugly big ones, especially for small rooms. Low profile and 2000 Lm - probably the best you can get on the market for this size. However, do not expect office/shop luminance, in our small home office space of 12'x12'x9' it gives only 170 lx, which aligns with calculations. There is only one line wire, so you cannot control a fan and a light with 2 wall switches. When the power is on, it automatically turns on the light. Everything else is controlled by the remote.Here goes the fun part now. The remote is actually a BLE advertiser. I disassembled it as a part of discovery, it has an unknown chip marked HF1631. But it makes sense as they use a phone app to control it as well. The app is total crap - at least for Android, it must be downloaded as an apk file from whatever website, it weighs 65 Mb, and asks you to give the permissions for location and files. Why? It's just the same BLE advertiser. I installed it on a spare old Android 6 phone and uninstalled once the protocol was identified. So I aimed to include it as a part of home automation. It's possible but with some hassle. I spent 2 evenings figuring out how to do it, so it may help others perhaps. There is an external component for ESPHome on github, NicoIIT, esphome-components (no, I am not the owner of the repo, just appreciate the work done), it can control a bunch of Ch ceiling fans, including this one. Whatever is on the remote, can be controlled - the lights (brightness, color temperature), and fan (speed, direction, time). So for this particular fan with the remote in the description (the black one, with the 'setup' button on the right side above the control 'wheel'), you must choose 'zhimei-v0' protocol. Pair the ESPHome device right after powering on the ceiling fan (turning the wall switch on). The good point - after the pairing you can control with both the remote and the ESPHome device.Cannot tell anything about the durability - using it for a week only.