Review on 🏞️ Hunter Lakemont 52" White Ceiling Fan with LED Light and Remote Control for Indoor/Outdoor Use by Desiree Scott

What disappoints me the most is the low light output of this fan. I installed it in a 10x10 foot room and there isn't enough light to read underneath. It's enough to maybe dress up yourself, I hope you leave your room in the right colors. The fan has a slight hum, you can here where my 15 year old fans don't. The blades aren't perfectly formed, or one blade ends up about 1/2 inch lower than the others. Also a set of 3, if you see it spinning, it's not spinning in a perfect circle, you can see the jiggling which makes the fan shake a little at high speed. If you have a switch on the wall to turn off the fan. It remembers your last setting when you turn the wall switch back on. For example if you have a light and a fan running at high speed and you turn off the wall switch and then go back into the room and turn it back on, with the light on the fan will turn on at high speed again. I haven't tested it with the dual switch yet to see how it works, but I'll get my hands on it soon. The remote control has many functions with multiple buttons that can be operated with a short press and a long press. But the light dimming function doesn't work properly when switched on, I immediately went back to the light on/off mode. The fan looks pretty good but I need to tweak it with a more powerful light kit or setup. my children with table lamps. It should be noted that the light kit is really difficult to install, unlike other fans that use magnets and the light kit turns on in seconds, it took about 15 minutes to install. then I had to take it off to play around with the blades a bit to try and get rid of the wobble at high speed (don't worry, nothing helped). Overall I'm pretty disappointed, although it looks cool to lose light output and get a little buzz, a little jitter. Maybe I can get my 15 year old fan back. If I could figure out the hack to get the best light out of it I'd be happy.