Review on Andersonlight 52-Inch LED Indoor Stainless Steel Ceiling Fan with Light, Remote Control for Enhanced SEO by Sherry Meurer

The bugs have finally settled. Firstly, if you're buying this for a long drop or vaulted ceiling, here are a few guidelines. Save the wiring from the old fan as you will need it. The wiring is too short for a $200 fan. In my case, the remote module didn't fit under the bracket that came with it, so I had to cut a hole in the ceiling, insert it, and putty the ceiling. I used a 24" drop down to keep the fan wobbling (no big deal). After installation I only checked the low speed. Two nights later, I was woken up by a clicking noise at a medium volume. This went on for several days. I saw somewhere that the seller recommended giving the fan 3 full days to work out any "noise". NOT for the $200+ fan! So here I am and 1 week later and the noises have finally subsided. The fan is very nice, provides plenty of airflow, and the remote control is a huge plus. I can't find a level 3 light, but I didn't buy it to work as a light, so I can live without it. For all the "bugs" I had to fix with the $200 fan, I'm taking off two stars because I don't think the fan is worth the money. At best, it's a $150 fan.