Review on 🔦 JUTIFAN 20" LED Thin Enclosed Ceiling Fan with Lights - Remote Control Flush Mount, Dimmable, 3 Colors, 3 Speeds, Smart Timing - Ideal for Living Room & Children's Room by Ashley Martinez

First ceiling fan I installed it and needed a helper. You mount the base to a ceiling box and have to connect the device and hold it to the ceiling, which is not possible with two hands alone. All previous fans I've installed were hung on a stand and then plugged in. If you then try to insert 4 screws into the bracket while holding those screws, the light will be pushed away from the ceiling. You have to press the light and try to insert the screws into the slots with holes in the base from below. It was more work than I expected. The fan moves a lot of air, even at low revs I feel kind of cold under it, and at low revs it wobbles a bit, at higher revs I didn't notice it. Going from around 4000k to 6500k is a nice feature, and the ability to dim the device is a nice touch too, but it doesn't dim in the night light, down to around 20% power, you can still read underneath that this is low The bottom grille rotates to both sides, this is called a deflector. I didn't notice the effect of turning it on, but mine isn't installed evenly, the light is even, I mean the deflector, so it creaks for about 5 seconds every 5 seconds, which you would never hear when the TV turned on or the sounds would be, but in dead silence with a fan and a computer it's a bit annoying so I won't be using that feature and it's hard to toggle, although none of those seem to work. anything. Maybe it should have rotated faster, this one is very slow. Seems overpriced due to the flaws, mounts and deflector scratches, it really breathes air into my small office. Plus, with all that plastic, it seems cheap. I could see it for half the current price just for its uniqueness and features, hopefully it will last as long as the big $50 copper units I usually work with, they seem to last 20 years. or more on low, like my 52 inch 5 blade fan in my bedroom on high so it really moves the air.