Westinghouse7205900 Alta Vista, Modern LED Ceiling Fan with Light and Remote Control, 52 Inch, Matte Black Finish, Opal Frosted Glass

It literally does not make a single sound even on its highest setting. It pushes air so well, we can feel the air coming into the kitchen from the living room. The remote control feels expensive and works great. Love the light, cover is glass so it looks nice, it can be very bright or you can dim it very low, and looks great!!! Easy to use with Alexa too.

This sleek black fan was quick and easy to put in place of the old fan. It also provides really nice overhead lighting. Every function can be done with the press of a button on the remote that comes with it. It’s got several settings of fan speed too.Pros: easy to install, remote is awesome, great overhead lightingCons: has a little wobble on the high setting but can’t complainEasy 5/5, would buy again no doubt!

Overall happy with this purchase. Nice looking fan for the price. Be warned that the fan arrives in many pieces. You have to assemble everything. I thought they sent me the wrong fan because the box was so small. Nope it’s like Ikea style -assemble every piece yourself. Took husband approx 1.5 hours to assemble and he is very proficient with installing light fixtures. The light has kind of a weird color cast but not enough that I would return it. The fan looks nice and modern and overall works well.

I bought this for the low price, sweet spot blade size, and modern look. The smart features were just gravey; in fact I don't yet have Wi-Fi in that room so I have tested them.I advise that you read the instructions ensure that you adhere to the process and sequence. It's largely a one person setup, there times when an additional set of hands is helpful. Lack of sequence will lead to undoing and redoing correctly in a view places.Powerwiise it's pretty good; good air flow and low noise. On higher speeds though, with windows open, my fan wobbles quite a bit.The light has a dimmer so it goes from dim and very warm to pretty bright and about 3000 to 4000k.I like the remote size and layout, for the most part, and I have medium sized hands. It's a bit too easy to try the power button to start the fan, not realizing that this button only powers it off. The fan speed button placement and the power labeling could have done a better job of communicating this.Over all a great buy. Be careful with the lamp, the glass is quite thin and I have not found an option to replace it if broken

Very happy so far! I got one for the living room and a second one for dining area. It's very aesthetically pleasing and gave a clean modern look to my home. It seems of good quality and has strong airflow that circulates the air around the room. The main "con" to this unit is the "light brightness."

I thought the ceiling fan I purchased last week from some unnamed Korean company was bad. But I may have to go give that one two stars, just so this one can be worse.Where to start. The LED isn't very bright, which was my whole purpose in getting a new ceiling fan. Unlike any other ceiling fan I've ever had, yes, this one dims, but then when it's turned off and back on, it doesn't start at full brightness again. It persists the dim setting. So there's no way to get back to "full brightness" other than holding it and letting it cycle through dim / full until you HOPEFULLY can stop it on the brightest setting. But if you miss that split second, you're trying again.Let's start next with the insane footage of wires for a system that only comes with one single tiny downrod. Sure, it's there if you need to use a longer rod, but I'd rather splice wires in *if* i had to purchase a separate long downrod to suspend this thing 6 feet from the ceiling. Instead I had to cut them all short.Assembly - what a horror. there are no blade mounting parts - the wood screws directly into the motor. And since there's the pitch, it's tilted, and trying to get the screws into the holes was an exercise in EXTREME frustration. I cursed more while putting up this fan than I *EVER* have working on ANYTHING - and I was in the military.... The screws wouldn't catch, they'd cross thread, they'd drop and I'd have to get off the ladder to go fetch. Absolute nightmare. Two blades are secured by two screws, with the third screw on each only partially able to get started because they just won't go in, and I only have them there so there's an even number on all blades so I didn't contribute to the balance problem by having any one side short.This tiny little downrod - makes it nearly impossible to work on the wiring above because there's just not enough room to drop the canopy cover, so you're stuck with this small little space right against the ceiling.Then there's the wobble. Without a blade, this thing was horribly out of balance (I always test ceiling fans with just the lights plugged in and the fan set to low before I have everything on, just to make sure the wiring was good). So despite all my attempts, there is simply NO getting rid of this wobble. With three fan blades, none are directly opposite of any wobble "hot spot", and trying multiple points on the opposite blades never made the wobble any better, so I can only run this thing on low. I spent about an hour with notes and tried nearly every possible combination and never was able to get anywhere.Absolute nightmare. I would've kept the junk from Korea except that the LED was messed up, and even when turned off, had a little ghost blink you could see at night when the room was dark. But at least that wasn't as horrible to assemble as this thing was.Debating whether to return it or not since Amazon doesn't have "Piece of Junk" as an option for return, but odds are I'm going to box it back up since the inability to balance it just makes this thing absolutely useless.And yes, I've done tons of ceiling fans - people ask me to install theirs since I have so much experience, so balancing a fan isn't anything difficult that I haven't done many, many times. This one is just to completely bad that I can't get anywhere near balance no matter what I try.