Ceiling Fans with Lights and Remote, 44 inch Low Profile White Ceiling Fan, Reversible, 5CCT, 6-Level Dimmable, 6 Speeds Bedroom Ceiling Fan, Quiet, Easy to Install, Timer, Flush Mount

I’m extremely satisfied with the Dreo Ceiling Fan with Lights and Remote. It’s sleek, quiet, and does exactly what it promises. The 44" size is perfect for my bedroom, and the low-profile flush mount gives it a clean, modern look without hanging too low. Installation was surprisingly easy even for someone who isn’t especially handy. The fan runs silently, even at higher speeds, and the 6-speed settings and reversible function are a great. I also really appreciate the dimmable light with 5 color temperatures it sets the perfect mood whether I need bright light or something softer. The remote is super convenient, and the timer feature is a nice bonus for nighttime use. Overall, this fan is stylish, functional, and a fantastic value. Highly recommend!

Here are my requirements: 1) Low profile 2) Modern look/design 3) Ultra quiet but still deliver good air movement 4) The remote control needs to be FUNCTIONAL! 5) The light surface area needs to be large enough so that it is not too glaring if look directly at it This ceiling fan meets all of that! I previously purchase two different ceiling fans for two of the bedrooms and was very disappointed in both of them. Trust me, there are a lot of factors about a ceiling fan that could make it "perfect" or it would be just annoying. I feel that the design of the remote control for this ceiling fan is perfect because it has many buttons for all sorts of lighting adjustments as well as fan functionalities, but what's important is that it has two LARGE round buttons, one for light ON/OFF and another for fan ON/OFF. This is important because when you mount the remote control next to the wall light switch and you want to only use the remote control to turn the light on/off then it is very NICE to have a big button on the remote control just for this function.

Remote works great! Fan is super quiet. Installation is simple, except for the need for a Fan rated mounting box, which is true for any Fan.

I am happy with the Fan/Light. It is quiet and seems efficient. I liked it so much I ended up getting 5 of them. Easy to install and extra screws just in case! Remember if you are replacing a low profile light, this probably has a smaller footprint so you may have to match paint on the ceiling. The light is nice and bright tho it can be dimmed if desired.

Great fan. I bought two. I love the fan speed settings and light settings. Taking off one star because of the loud beep it makes when you turn it on using a wall switch. It's very annoying, especially at night. There's no way around it. You can turn off the beep with the remote, but it will still beep once whenever you turn it on using a wall switch. If you only plan to use the remote, this won't be a problem.

I looked for a new ceiling fan for a long time. Criteria was a white, flush mount fan with a bright but adjustable light that also has light temperature (color) adjustments and a remote control. This fan checked all of the boxes and is attractive to me and was an easy install. What is deplorable is that every time you turn the fan on at the light switch, you get a fairly loud beep that last about 2 second. I have no idea why a product designer would have built in this feature. In the probably 100's of ceiling fans I have turned on and off in my life, I do not think I have ever come across a fan that did this. I thought that maybe this could be fixed since the remote control has a button of a speaker with a cross through it (mute button) however the mute button on the remote only mutes the beeps that happen when you are changing the fan speed, light intensity, light color, etc. There is no way that I have been able to find to turn off the beep and after searching reviews for the word "beep" I see a lot of other frustrated customers. I am contemplating taking the fan down and disassembling it to find the little speaker and disconnecting it. I am sure that is possible but it takes me removing all of the fan blades, disconnecting the motor and then figuring out how to get inside the fan and I am sure it also voids any warranty. @DREO - come up with a solution to eliminate this beep. Other more minor complaint. The four screws that mount the actual fan to the plate that screws to the ceiling (the ones that are visible) are silver and stick out like a sore thumb. I took a can of white spray paint and painted the heads before i put the fan together. Including white screws with the white fan and black screws with the black fan would literally cost a few pennies more.

Latest Comment: DREO team: PLEASE FIX THE FOLLOWING CUSTOMER RELATION ISSUE 1 - Customer service to train proper mitigation solution for defective products. Please remember to consider all customer scenarios before request any documentation/model number/SN/ etc retrieval from the defective product. Think from the COST perspective! 2- Improve the product quality, not just item sold. This product has a potential to be among the mainstream brand products, however please work hard to get the highest QA process and screening defective product prior shipment to customer Original Comment: I recently purchased four identical ceiling fans, but unfortunately, one of them is defective, shutting off randomly after several hours of use. Additionally, it emits a loud chirping noise when the speed is adjusted from level 3 to 4, 5, or 6. A professional installer verified that the installation was correct by testing another fan, confirming that the problem lies within the fan unit itself. When I contacted customer service, the representative was helpful and guided me through troubleshooting steps. In a follow-up call, she asked me to check my email for her request for additional information, including the purchase date, a snapshot of the Amazon receipt, and the model and serial number of the fan. However, retrieving the serial number presents a challenge, as it's located on the underside of the fan, requiring me to rehire the installer to dismantle it from a high ceiling, record the number, and reinstall it, which would cost between $50 to $100. This is nearly as much as the fan's original price of $129. I explained to the representative that obtaining the serial number would be more expensive than buying a new fan. While I don't believe the issue lies with DREO's customer service, the company's warranty and exchange policy for defective units is problematic. A more customer-friendly solution would be to place the serial number in an easily accessible location, avoiding the need to dismount the fan. This ordeal has been a definitive test in determining whether to repurchase this product in the future.

Dreo is under appreciated. This fan is so simple to install...I won't be looking at other manufacturers any longer. Aside from the fan blades and light housing, it's one easy assembled unit. Multiple fan speeds and light color as well as light level. So many settings...so many options. Fan can really move some air...and do it rather quietly. Remote is well laid out and works well...though it doesn't light up....like all Dreo remotes unfortunately. All said, I think the Dreo brand is a great value and kind of slept on. This is another winner of a product. Don't hesitate to purchase.