hykolity 52 Inch Minimalist Style DC Motor Ceiling Fan with LED Light, Reversible Motor and 3 ABS Blades, ETL Listed Indoor Ceiling Fans for Kitchen Bedroom Living Room, 6-Speed Remote Control

This fan is great.I wanted a quiet fan (its for my bedroom) and liked it so much I bought another one for the home office.The descriptions of a lot of fans will state 'quiet' or 'silent' and this was no different. So you end up taking a guess and hoping folk don't exaggerate to much.So for the folk who can read this sort of stuff I've posted my noise measurements taken of background and the six speeds it runs at. (see picture). For the record these have been taken at 1m with a B+K 2250 w BZ7223 frequency analysis module. They are in a room so don't use them to try to generate accurate sound power levels or anything crazy like that, but they should be reasonably accurate as these things go.For those who are not acoustic nerds, its very, very quiet on its lowest speed. To put this into perspective, the noise level in my house through the day is 18dB(A) (ridiculously quiet) and this fan is about the same noise level. Gets bit noisier if you increase the speed as you might expect.On the down side, I've two niggly comments. Firstly the install is not the easiest. Lovely looking ABS fan, works like a charm, bit fiddly to fit. Just saying.My second niggle, is about the labelling of the remote control. The slowest speed is labeled 6, the next slowest is 5 and so on up to the fastest on 1. Is it just me expects the speed to go up with an increase in the number? Am I weird in moaning about this? Is this the reason I don't get invited to parties?Anyhow, overall this is great.You could say I'm a fan.Follow up:Looks like they have redesigned the blades and are selling this as the same fan. Its now different to the one I've got and measured.

I love this fan. After pairing, and you must pair, this fan worked from the start. Its quite the design and clever too. Wobble was minimal, so won't rebalance. Here are some tips; the green grounding leads are short and the covering should have been cut back more exposing more wire, but alas I did succeed with out having to lengthen the green wires to get the wire nut on. I did have to run to ACE because there were no spring washers included connecting the blades to the top of the motor. I had to rewire for an 18" down rod with 6 crimp and shrink wire connectors with AWG 18GA twisted wire extension. Used my blow torch for shrinking but sparingly (could have used a BBQ lighter). I also found the wiring insulation covering you'll need on Amazon, quite inexpensive. The controller and wall holder are black, wish it were white. I have no idea why the maker decided that the number 6 should be the slowest speed and 1 the highest. A bit tricky getting the receiver in place but did after loosening the bracket screws a little. Nothing written about the antenna positioning in the instructs. I ran mine to run out the ample space of the top cover and rod, and then I tucked it (pushed up) inside the cover itself. Works like a charm. Putting the blades on in the air from a ladder requires patience but succeeded. When the receiver gets a signal from the remote, it makes an audible "ping" letting you know the signal was made, Nice!

The media could not be loaded. The fan came with screws that had washers that went to the white metal housing. Installed per instruction by an electrician. The washers had to be removed from the screws, as it caused a scraping noise when turned on. After an hour or so of trying to figure out the issue, It was that tiny increment of the washers that caused it to make a terrible scratching sound. Washers removed, silent smooth operation.This may or may not be the case if you purchase it. Beautiful fan, LED light, remoteNow, when installed per instructions, by an electrician, it’s easy. That why I have it a 5 rating for easy to install, cause I didn’t do it.

Poor product. Only worked for a while. It goes crazy when you turn it on. Light keeps flashing through the different settings continuously. Can’t turn the fan off while using just the light.

This fan is surprisingly functional for a three blade design. It’s quiet and has as good of an air flow as five blade designs that are bigger. The light is also nice and bright. If you like a three blade design instead of the traditional fans this is a very good choice for good looks, quality and function.

Nice quality with good instructions. Love the look of the plastic fan blades. I was disappointed while trying to insert the receiver for the remote into the support bracket. The wires and a bar across one end of the bracket make it very difficult to insert the receiver. Alterations to the bar is required.

Looks great and works well.The remote control is a bit confusing and when installing it, I had trouble figuring out if it a) didn't work or b) wasn't turned on with the remote. Fortunately it was the latter, but since the instructions read like they were written in a foreign language with a very different grammar structure and translated by Google, that was quite hard to figure out.

Remote control stopped working after around 2.5 years. Changed battery and it’s still dead. Sad.