Honeywell Ceiling Fans Glen Alden, 52 Inch Classic Flush Mount Indoor LED Ceiling Fan with Light, Pull Chain, Quick-2-Hang Dual Finish Blades, Reversible Motor - 50183 (Oil Rubbed Bronze)

We love these fans. Purchased 4 of them for bedrooms and a computer room. I wanted them to all match in our new home. Very easily installed and look great. The fan blades had a neat twist lock to attach them unlike others in the past when I had to individually screw each one together. It was a nice feature! There is also a place to install a remote if wanted. We had a flush mount fan I. The past that didn’t accommodate one and he had to do a lot of configuring for one. It appears we can easily add one in the future. Also very affordable compared to others. We are very pleased with our purchase.

This ceiling fan I had to have someone help me put up this this fan is so good right now for my room keeps it cool and that I just love the power so I’m ready for the summer

Easy to assemble, great quality.

I hate the globs on this fan wish they had clear glass. I read a lot of reviews on fans. The honey well had a great review. So finally after many weeks hunting season done . He put them up. There quiet easier then other fans to put up If the globs were clear I would have given them 10 stars. Will see how long these last since they run all day most days . Hunter fans are garbage. In three years we replaced them twice , call them well that part not covered. But yet they have how good they are (NOT)

So far so good! Packaged very well, great instructions and works as it should. Actually surprised how nice it also looks.

Fan works fine so far no problems. We did not install right away so it has only been up a short while. Seems relatively quiet what little we have used it

Installed the fan and after a few days heard a clicking sound. To diagnose, I had to uninstall the unit and noticed that the wiring was touching the rotating fan unit. Note that the upper fan cover is flush with the ceiling and the only way to get access to the wiring is to remove the blades completely and disassemble the unit. This time around I tied the wiring harness to the upper mount with a zip tie to avoid a repeat of this issue. No more clicking. So please note this while installing. Also I noticed that unlike what's mentioned in the installation steps, its easier to first screw the fan blade holder to the unit with a magnetic tip screwdriver and then snap on blades later.

I replaced an older fan that worked just fine, but had 3 smaller bulbs hidden behind a bowl. Changing bulbs was always difficult, and the bowl kept some of the light from coming through. So, when I got the Honey Well, I picked the one with the 4 exposed, standard socket bulbs. They're WAY easier to swap out, and my room is twice as bright as before.Installation was pretty easy. Taking my old fan out was a little trickier, since I didn't have instructions, but installing the new one went really smoothly. I like the way the blades secure without needing to be screwed on. I'd suggest having magnetized screwdrivers, since you'll have to use one hand to hold pieces in place while screwing it together over your head.My house is older, and the light fixtures aren't grounded, so the green wire wasn't being used by my old fan. On the new fan, I just tucked it up out of the way, and I'm not going to worry about it.As for performance, the fan is dead quiet on all 4 speeds, doesn't wobble, and I didn't need to use the little balancing weights they included. Installation took a little over an hour, including unpacking time. Totally worth the effort, and I'm really happy with it.