The design of this fan is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. The wood finish adds a touch of elegance to my spaces, making them feel cozy and inviting. The 52" size is perfect for our master room which is pretty big, providing excellent air circulation. The inclusion of both lights and a remote control is a significant convenience. The lights offer ample illumination, and the remote control allows me to adjust the fan speed, light intensity. The fan's performance is impressive. It operates quietly and efficiently, making it ideal. The blades are well-constructed and move air effectively. Installation was straightforward, and the instructions were easy to follow. The fan comes with all the necessary hardware, which saved me a trip to the hardware store. In conclusion, the Ceiling Fan is a stylish and practical addition to any space. It combines aesthetic appeal with convenience and top-notch performance. I highly recommend this fan for those looking to upgrade their indoor and outdoor areas. It has truly exceeded my expectations.

5 Stars because the end result is worth it. If anyone one has corrections to what I have below … PLEASE provide feedback. Remote Top half is relatively straight forward. Bottom section is a bit of a head scratcher. • Light button turns on / off the light. To change the color temperature, press the button consecutively (6,000k, 3,000k, and 4,500k). It is NOT a brightness setting as some have stated. The next time the light is turned on it will remember the last temperature setting. • Power button only turns the fan on / off. Normally a button with that icon would turn an entire unit on / off, however in this case it is just the fan. • Reverse button (in the center of number buttons) changes the direction of the fan. According to the manual, down draft is better for the summer and the reverse is better in the winter. • Home button does … heck if I know. It is called the “Simulate a human burglar lamp.” My experiments have provided no further insights. • “Natural Wind” button seems to turn the fan on at the “4” setting. • Timer button provides an ~1.5 minute delay “off” for the fan. • 1H, 4H and 8H buttons provide fan off timers. Pros Looks GREAT. The fan motor is completely silent, the only noise is from the movement of the air. It’s also very nice to have an option of different color temperatures. Lastly, for my installation there is no vibration even at the fastest fan setting. Cons Installation was difficult. The instructions were poorly written and the images were inaccurate. The screws for installing the LEDs were way too short and caused a lot of frustration.

This fan is beautiful. It operates very quietly and smoothly. The remote works really well. We actually installed this outside, under our covered patio. It has done really well over the last month or so!

There is lots to like about this fan. Installation wasn't difficult other than installing the lights. The screws were a bit too short. The blades look nice but there is no way that's walnut wood, they are VERY light. Nothing wrong with that but to me they look more like light cherry in color and a soft wood of some kind. The remote has a ton of features but is fairly cheap in feel and look. The light options are okay, I don't love LED lights but most of the newer fans come with them. Thus far the remote is working well and the fan is fairly responsive, maybe a tad slow but not a deal breaker. The only negative thus far is that one of the blades had a noticeable gouge. (soft wood). I thought about returning it but give the fan is 9 feet off the ground it's not a major issue. But it does make me question QC and/or packaging and storage.

We put 2 of these in a new condo with high ceilings. They work great. It makes a click noise when the light is turned on, but I don't know if that's from the installers. Not a big deal since the light and fans work. I can't say if it's easy to install either as we hired someone to put them in. The color looks great with our oak cupboards and light floors. However, in another location with darker oak, the fan blades didn't look as good. We like them a lot in our new condo though. They have pretty oak blades and cool off the room very well. They also supply enough light.

Easy enough to install until I got to the light. Kinda just made it work , instructions were useless for this part. Pros: Looks great Remote functions nicely Super quiet Cons: And the biggest con since it’s a fan ..I cannot feel any air movement. I have it installed above and just beyond the foot of my bed and I feel zero air while I’m laying down. Not even on my feet. Have to stand directly under it to feel any air. Remote works fine but the light button is annoying. One press turns lights on brightest setting. Press again it turns off. Press again turns on at mid brightness, press again off then press one more time to get on lowest setting. Kinda frustrating you have to turn the light off between each downgrade in brightness. Neighbors probably think I’m having a rave or electrocuting Rambo up here. I’m extremely disappointed at the air movement, or lack thereof I should say. May work better in my 10x10 office but in the bedroom it’s as useless as a me in my teenage years. Replaced a harbor breeze fan after a power surge fried the motor and it was the same size but with 5 palm leaf style blades. That thing was fine on low and would chill you on high even during the Texas summers. Not worth replacing now since it’s installed but I’ll definitely be shopping for a different fan before next summer gets here. I would not recommend unless you have a very small area you can take advantage of a breeze directly under the fan

This fan is beautiful. It lends itself to different interior styles well. The light settings are perfect. It does not give off the spotlight ceiling light effect. The fan settings are powerful and quiet. The best feature is the "natural wind" feature. It's something I never knew I needed.

The good ======== reasonable price quiet all wood fan blades The bad ====== Poor quality. Parts don't fit together well. I had to fabricate a piece to keep the wiring cover in place. You will not be able to buy a replacement for the led lights easily The LED light itself is not attractive. All control is done through the remote. If it were to fail, there would be no way to run the fan manually. The manufacturer says the blades are walnut. Walnut is a hardwood; the wood provided feels about as light as balsa wood. I doubt it is walnut. Instructions could be clearer, with tons of language mistakes. Difficult to stuff the controller into the hanging bracket with all the wiring. Summary ======== As of today, I don't regret buying this fan. It is up and running and looks good, but if I had purchased it locally, I would have returned it. If you can't get the wiring cover to stay up, you can fashion a piece to do it by heading to Menards, and cutting a piece of one-inch pipe insulation to length, then covering it with black electrical tape. You can't see the hack from a distance, but boy, does it irk you to have to do it. I also had to uninstall the fan to get the piece in and then reinstall it.

I have two fans spaced ~ 12 feet apart in an outdoor veranda, and they are lovely. The problem that I'm having is that because both fans are drawing power from the same wall switch (as was the case with the old Hunters that these replaced), the wiring prevents pairing them with individual remotes; thus, one remote controls both fans. In fact, only one remote will work at a time, so pairing one leaves the other one "dead." I could live with this but for the fact that sometimes the lights' brightness gets "out of synch" when I change the setting (probably because of how I'm pointing the remote, and "missing" the fan that doesn't get the signal). When that happens, to get the two fans' brightness to be equal, I have to use the "dead" remote to pair the fans all over again (turn off the wall switch, wait 10 seconds or so, and then initiate the pairing process again) - and then the prior remote that was functional now becomes the "dead" one, and vice versa. As I mentioned above, because both fans draw their power from the same wall switch, I cannot pair them up independent of each other because I cannot cut the power to just one and leave the other fan receiving electricity. In fairness, I reached out to the manufacturer and got a prompt reply, asking me some questions, so at least there's an effort being made that won't involve me having to rewire the circuit, which for many reasons is just not practical or worth the expense. I'll update this as I interact with the folks at Bojue.

This fan has been great, I have the hottest room in the house and it helps so much, it has 6 speeds and even on the lowest setting, it’s much better than my old ceiling fan. I am going to recommend these to my other family members.