WINGBO60 Inch Flush Mount DC Ceiling Fan with Lights and Remote, 4 Reversible Carved Wood Blades, 6-Speed Noiseless DC Motor, Hugger Ceiling Fan in Brass Finish with Black Blades, ETL Listed

Love the look. I will probably order more. Remote works great

I got the white package with LED light to mount on a 9' ceiling. The wood blades and ceiling hugger mounting are great. The fan looks great and works ok, but could be better. Installation was more difficult than represented. The receiving box had to be wired to the fan and the fan wired to the ceiling electric. It would have been so much easier to have plug in connections between the receiver and the fan. The receiver antennae is small and apparently directional. In other words the remote control has to be in "line of sight" to the antennae. The LED light in not dimmable but is bright enough that it should be. The light has three color choices but making the selection is cumbersome. There are six fan speeds but I expected the lowest speed (#1) to be slower. It is too fast for gentle air movement at the lowest range. The remote control feels cheap and not good durable quality. The control buttons work most of the time but not always and that is annoying. Again, line of sight to the antennae location seems to be important. The wall mount which includes the plastic holder and the plastic anchors are cheap and flimsy. I used my own anchors. Generally I like the look of the fan and it works ok (most of the time). This would be a great fan if more attention were paid to convenience features and quality, even if that raised the price some. Bottom line it is about average but could be much better.

The wooden blades are fantastic. Remote is great. Guests often comment on it. But… the light is way to brilliant and for us, not useable. Nevertheless, I would never return it for the fan alone as it is super quiet at all speeds.

The fan looks great, it moves air well, but the three light options are all the same brightness, just different quality of light. And they are all very bright. We thought that this would be a good alternative to a dimmable light, it is not.

I’ve had them 1 year. Remotes never worked right they don’t make any sense. I push the light switch and lights might come on with an annoying loud BEEP! They don’t dim and the same button you push changes the color of the LED so you have to cycle through every time and button is quirky so it might not work. Bottom line is this is typical Chinese garbage that could never hold up in a store because it would have a 90% return rate.

Install was easy. No missing parts. Looks great and works great.Was a little worries buying something like this online but I am very happy with this!

I have a low 8ft ceiling and this fan is only 10 inches below the ceiling height from the bottom of light. Perfect! The blades are solid wood and heavy duty. I had it installed by Joey my electrician and he was finished in 1 hour. He said it's the nicest fan he's ever installed. No loud motor... Like my Hunter Douglas that would also wobble. This is silent and zero movement except the fan blades. Very modern design and slick. I bought this on Black Friday and would buy this full price regardless. As long as this doesn't break down, I will install this fan in my rental properties as well. Highly recommend.

I bought this fan (walnut blades) to update the look of my dining area. It's pretty. Instructions were only okay - they are helpful to have if you're a DYI'r. I've put up a bunch of fans, but this one was the most difficult for the following reasons. It does come with a hook to hang it while you work ... but it's just about useless since it attaches to a very long cable ... there is no way to use the hook/cable system in order to either attach wires or place screws ... for any attachments, you STILL have to hold the fan up to the ceiling with one hand while you put in your screws with the other hand .... ugh. tricky for one person to do. (I'm a girl, but got it done!) The remote has to tuck between the junction box and the U-shaped space of the housing bracket ... no where do the instructions tell you to make sure Romex from the junction box is off to one side so as to make it easer for the remote to fit ... because by the time you are ready to tuck that remote in, all the overhead heavy difficult stuff is screwed in place ... & you do NOT want to start loosening stuff to make room for that remote which just barely gets in there ... maybe the remote needed to get tucked into the housing prior to screwing the housing to the junction box ... and make sure the wires from the remote face the corresponding motor wires for ease of connecting them. That was the worst of it. Putting on the blades is another difficult and tricky manuver with very little space for getting a screw driver where it needs to go for screwing them on! Not well designed, but it is pretty. And the wall remote is a nice one with separate dials for fan and light. That part is nice. The wall remote comes with its own little holster.