VEVOR 72 In Ceiling Fan with Light, 6-Speed Remote Control, Dimmable 3-Color Temperature, Reversible DC Motor, Low Profile Flush Mount Fan for Bedroom, Living Room, Indoor/Outdoor Use, Brushed Nickel

These fans are absolutely marvelous. I went to the big box store and the price for one of these fans was $400, so I came to vevor and I got two for the price of one. These fans are well made and easy to install, they have three different light modes with six speeds to boot. You have to use separate remotes for each fans, but I just mounted the controllers on each side of my deck like a wall switch for easy access, so I won't lose them. Overall I am giving these fans a 10 out 10.

Perfect addition to my shop. I have a 20x30 steel building it sits about 14 feet above the floor and on high speed you can feel a good breeze any where in the shop

I bought 2 of these to replace fans on my back porch. The install was easy and straightforward. They move air great and help keep my porch cool. My only complaint is they hang lower than I’d like and being 6’ tall I have to duck to walk under them. 100% would buy again.

I love these. Our house is an earlier 2000’s open floor plan ranch with vaulted ceilings. We have had a Vevor 96” in the living room a number of years now and love it for being so quiet and moving a huge column of air, the sleek appearance, and humidity proof aluminum blades. Well, it was time to go all in, and we got 3 72” fans, one for each room after the 96” was so easy to install and has been reliably running 24/7 for years at this point. They went up just as easy and the added light kit is actually really nice. Fan speeds are great, but we just use winter mode (updraft) on breeze and leave it. The big advantage was that we added a dehumidifier to the house and combined with the fans giving us a on paper ACH of 215, we’re turning over the thermal envelope of the whole house every 20 seconds or so. For the southeast that means effectively cutting our AC load massively! Combined with dehumidifying to ~52%RH, we have been able to set the thermostat to 78 with no really measurable felt difference (we usually did 72-74) Power wise the 4 fans showed an average draw of 125 watts combined, so 30 watts or so per fan. What that all means is that at 15.8 cents kWh, with just dehumidifier and 4 badass fans, we’ve lowered our bill from $400 to $240 as compared to last year usage. These are perfect for the homeowner who wants results, not just looks. 8 blades is waaay quieter than your standard 4-5, and the old phrase “bigger is better” actually applies here. 6ft of 8 blades turning 100 rpm moves more air, makes no noise, and draws the same or less energy.