52" Wurzee Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light - 6 Speed DC Reversible Motor, Timer & Dimmable - White - Perfect for Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio & Outdoor Spaces

BUY THIS FAN!I've installed a bunch of ceiling fans and always dread it. Installation always seems to involve fumbling around with my arms above my head, trying to get a screw started that I can't see, holding a heavy base, dropping screws, etc. The lights are never that great. Sometimes they have a weird hum. You never really know what you're getting. This one surprised me! It's an all around great purchase for a really good price.InstallationIt couldn't have been easier to install and didn't require any balancing. There's no wobble at all. The design didn't require any on-ladder contortion, and I only dropped one screw once. Everything also plugs together with connectors so I only had to deal with 2 wire nuts. It's pretty slick.SoundUnlike other fans I own, it doesn't seem to make any detectable hum or noise. I'm not sure if that's my ears or if it's just quieter than my laptop.BrightnessI'm one of these people who likes bright lights in rooms, and I absolutely loathe the ridiculously dim light kits on most ceiling fans. So many make a whopping 800-1200 lumens. This one is reasonably bright, brighter than the others I own. I do wish it was a little bit brighter, but it's perfect for my needs with my additional floor lamp. I've got it in a 15'x15' bedroom/home office, and it's great.Light TemperatureI wondered how to switch between light temperatures. It's kind of neat. If you just toggle the power quickly it will cycle through the temperatures - warm white, medium, and sunlight. Cycling the power slower, as you would when you just come in and out of a room, does not switch the setting.RemoteThe remote is nice. You can reverse the fan right from the remote rather than having to flip a switch on the fan itself. The fan has 6 speed settings, and the lights are dimmable. There's also a timer which I haven't tried and probably won't use.Nits:The only thing I didn't like about this fan is the wall anchors that came with it for mounting the remote control holder to the wall. The screws aren't any where near big enough to expand the anchors and if you use a 1/4" drill bit, the anchors are too loose in the drywall. You would probably want something 1/64" to 1/32" smaller (which few people have) and then the screws would still pull out too easily. I got around this by peeling the rubber off the twisty tie holding the light wires in the back of the fan and using it to make the anchors tighter in the drywall and used little bits of it to make the screws tighter in the anchors. It's not perfect but will be fine until someone bumps something into it or grabs it too hard. You would probably be better off forgoing the screws all together and just using a command strip to stick the base to the wall. I already had 2 1/4" holes and had committed at that point.In summary, if you like the appearance of this fan in the picture, buy it! It seems like a great fan at a more than reasonable price.