Dreo Ceiling Fans with Lights and Remote 44 Inch Low Profile Black Flush Mount Bedroom Ceiling Fan Reversible

I really like this ceiling fan/light fixture. It has a sleek modern appearance, is super quiet, and the large LED light panel is adjustable from dim to very bright. It took me roughly an hour to install and the installation was quite easy. Dreo provides a QR code that takes you to an installation video. Keep in mind that you must have a ceiling electrical box that is securely fastened to wood. If you are not sure about that then you should have an electrician do the installation for you. The included wireless remote control works flawlessly. It allows you to adjust the fan to one of six speeds (or turn it off), reverse the direction of the fan, adjust the light brightness to one of six levels, adjust the color of the light (from 2700 degrees K - warm to 5000 degrees K - cool), and set the fan to turn off after 1 or 4 or 8 hours. There's also a button on the remote that lets you mute the beeps that sound when making adjustments. In my 15 x 15 home office a fan speed of 3 (out of 6 speeds) gives me a nice gentle breeze and is nearly noiseless. It's less than a whisper. The construction is solid too. This is a quality fan/light and a very good value. I highly recommend it. Read more

Very satisfied with this ceiling fan. It is very, very quiet, has multiple fan speeds, remote control, and the light is great having many modes and brightness levels. The installation instructions are extremely helpful and it is straight forward to hook up. Great quality and looks modern, I recommend. Read more

I've been a do-it-yourselfer for a while. Take that into account if you continue reading. I looked a lot of places on the internet before I ordered this Dreo fan and light kit from Amazon. I wanted it because it looked like it would be appropriate in a smaller room -- and it _is_ appropriate. I also liked the rich darker wood color of the fan blades, which match built-in shelves in this room. The room already had a small ceiling light fixture that had been professionally installed when the house was built. That meant the room was wired and ready for ceiling fan. I just had to cut power to the room and remove the existing light fixture for everything to be ready for installing the fan. THAT'S THE SINGLE BIGGEST THING TO CONSIDER, IMHO. If the room hadn't already been wired and ready, the project would have been way bigger, maybe too big for this do-it-yourselfer. Installing this fan/light was a breeze. The way the item is designed really considers ease for the end-user. (Of course, if it's your first time doing this, the learning curve will seem steeper.) Nothing is hard to reach or awkward, and the result is handsome. And everything works as expected via the remote control. The lumen levels are easy to control, with the highest level satisfyingly bright. The light color is easy to control. The fan speeds are easy to control. The fan direction (clockwise/counterclockwise) is easy to control. There's a timer with three settings. When you turn off power it remembers its last settings. So when you toggle the wall switch on later, it continues in whatever mode you were last using. It also beeps first to let you know it's booting. If you don't want the beep, just leave the switch on and turn off the light and fan using the remote. Personally, I can't think of anything that's missing here. It's the whole nine yards, and it's handsome. Five stars. Read more

Good: Relatively quiet. I bought another company's fan that had an AC motor and it drove me insane humming constantly. This fan was bought to replace that one. It makes a noise that sounds a bit odd, like a ball bearing spinning -- and that noise is linear with the speed of rotation -- which I guess means there's probably a ball bearing spinning inside. But it's acceptable. No humming at all. Modern look. With the black side down and the flat, sleek LED panel lit up, this thing looks like it belongs in this century as opposed to most ceiling fans that still look like they were designed back in the 1800's. Remote control. The remote is larger than it needs to be, but it's simple enough to use and being as large as it is, it's not easily lost. The color temperature button cycles a bit oddly, but once you've chosen your preferred hue you'll never change it again. Questionable: Didn't work out of the box. When I first installed it, the light panel beeped but didn't actually light up. I eventually found the molex connector was malformed and replaced it. That fixed the light. Chinchy: The blades, motor and light panel feel frighteningly cheap. The blades remind me of the material those kit airplanes that were sold in grocery stores in the 1960's were constructed out of. All in all I would give this 5 stars if mine worked perfectly out of the box and it wasn't so expensive. This fan cost twice as much as one I installed in the other room that is made out of real wood and weighs about 3 times as much. But it's a really nice looking fan and I am happy with the purchase. Read more

I researched and put in my cart up to 10 different ceiling fans to use in my 12 x 12 office. After reading various reviews and all the options, I decided on this fan. The walnut blades look great, its quiet, the LED does not give off heat, the exposure distance is great, and the variation in lighting is an awesome. Some might think you will never use this feature....you will and you will be glade you have this! The installation is so easy and again looks great. The remote is very nice given all the features. Thinking of replacing all the other fixtures in office to this unit. Probably will! Stop looking at all the variety and styles. I did it as did others! Thank you Read more