Amico 42 Inch Nickel Low Profile Ceiling Fans with Lights And Remote

I’m very happy with this ceiling fan! It looks modern and sleek, and the black finish fits perfectly with my room. Installation was straightforward, and the remote control is very convenient. The fan is surprisingly quiet, even on the highest speed, and it provides excellent airflow. The built-in light is bright, dimmable, and the different color temperature settings make it easy to create the perfect atmosphere. Overall, this is a great value for the price. I highly recommend it!

I’m really happy with this ceiling fan. It was easy to install and has been working perfectly. The fan is very quiet, even at higher speeds, while still providing excellent airflow to keep the room cool and comfortable. I also love the modern design—it looks beautiful and blends perfectly with my décor. The remote control is very convenient, making it easy to adjust the fan speed and light settings. Overall, this is a well-made, high-quality ceiling fan that exceeded my expectations. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet, stylish, and efficient ceiling fan.

This ceiling fan is a great addition to my room! It was easy to install, runs very quietly, and provides excellent airflow. The built-in LED light is bright with adjustable color temperatures, and the remote control makes everything convenient. I also love the reversible blades—they match different décor styles perfectly. Great quality and value for the price! Highly recommended.

We lost our previous ceiling fans due to several power outages and they were no longer available so I ordered these fans as a replacement. The fans look nice, are low profile, and create adequate airflow. Unfortunately the list of negatives outweigh the positives. I purchased two of these fans and both have the same issues. The first problem is that, at fan speed 3 and above, the fans make an irritating clicking noise from being ever so slightly out of balance. The fans are mounted to proper ceiling fan mounting brackets. This clicking was present in 1 fan immediately, but didn't happen to the second fan until about a week later. I spent about an hour trying to balance the first fan, I've had success with fan balancing kits on past fans, but I couldn't make any considerable improvements here. The fans are very close to being balanced but even just a VERY small amount of wobble causes the clicking noise. The clicking comes from the mounting plate when it pulls away from the ceiling paint. The mounting plate is plastic and is inherently flexible. When the fan rotates the edge of the mounting plate flexes away from the ceiling, not even enough for a sheet of paper to slide between the mounting plate and the ceiling, but this is enough to produce a clicking noise when the plate separates from the ceiling paint which it very lightly sticks to. Because I was not able to resolve the clicking by balancing the fans what I ended up doing is removing the fan from the ceiling, loosening the mounting plate, and sliding parchment paper, cut into a ring shape, between the fan mounting plate and the ceiling. Neither the mounting plate or the ceiling paint stick to the parchment paper so if the mounting plate flexes away the unsticking sound isn't present. I reinstalled the fan to the mounting plate. The base of the fan surrounds the mounting plate but there is a small gap between the base of the fan and the ceiling, smaller than 1/8th inch. I carefully pressed 3/8", highly compressible, foam backer rod into the gap around the base. This really firmed up the connection to the ceiling and the clicking sounds from the imbalanced fan have been resolved. The second problem, which is the biggest issue because I cannot resolve it myself, is that the fans have a mind of their own. It took me a while to pin this down because I thought my wife may be pressing the wrong buttons on the fans wireless remotes. We keep the wall switch(normal, NOT dimmable) constantly on so that we can operate the fans using their remotes. At any given time the fans will change settings on there own. This includes speeding up, slowing down(we don't use the function that does this deliberately), the blade direction reversing, and even turning on or off on their own. We typically set the fans to run at speed 3 with the blade direction pushing air down. We live in the subtropics and one of the fans is mounted over our bed(why the clicking sound couldn't be ignored) and we open our windows at night. The fan needs to run properly through the night to stay comfortable. Frequently the fan over our bed will slow down or, even more often, reverse direction and I end up waking up in the morning sweating and uncomfortable from the lack of airflow. When the fan speeds up to speed 6 it actually wakes me up because the turbulence created at the edge of the fan blade is actually quite loud above speed 3. By the next morning the fans are almost never on the same setting as they were set to when we went to sleep. All that being said, the fans look nice, are a nice size, and quietly move a nice amount of air when they are at my desired setting. I have been using the fans for about a month and a half and probably would have tolerated the shortcomings of the fans indefinitely but now my wife is voicing complaints about the fans constantly changing settings so I figured it was time to share our experience.

I would give this five stars but I just installed it and have no experience with the reliability. However, I am very impressed with it so far. During installation I was a dismayed to see that it was mostly plastic, but it is so much lighter than the old fan, it seems a good trade off. Easy to install. The wire nuts are small to fit inside with the receiver and solid copper hose wires, but work well. The instruction booklet is finished with glossy pages and has IKEA-like picture instructions. Each section has a sentence of encouragement which appear to be the only translations from Chinese and better than most. I love the look and the fact that it is only three blades. It moves more air on low than our old five-blade with a down rod. At lower speeds, I can't even her it. At higher speeds, it sounds more like the air moving rather than the machine itself. The wind mode is an amusing option. The light is excellent. Dims to a very low level and at it's brightest is as good as our LED floor lamp. Overall, an excellent fan. Hope it lasts!

One of my friends has a couple fans from this line that I have observed for several years so when I was ready for new ceiling fans I immediately looked to Amico. I purchased the 30 and 42 inch fans, replacing two 36 inch. I had someone do my install and they said the instructions were well-presented and smooth install. The 30 inch is in a small kitchen and is it is powerful for its size. The 42 inch is in a bedroom. Remote is easy to use. I like the variety of blade colors to choose from. My 5 star rating is based upon the previously noted positives mentioned in this review as well as the fact that I have been using this brand fan at a friend’s home for a few years now and was happy with the performance. Price was good.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great fan, quiet and modern I’m very happy with this ceiling fan. It has a clean, modern design and looks great once installed. The fan runs quietly and provides good airflow, and I really like being able to adjust the light to different color temperatures and brightness levels. The remote control is convenient and easy to use. I also appreciate the low-profile design because it gives the room a neat, updated look without hanging too low from the ceiling. Overall, it works well, looks beautiful, and has been a great addition to the room.

I installed two of these in my garage and the fans seem to be of decent quality. Very easy to assemble and install. Two things I will mention: First, there is a design flaw in these fans. The fan assembly attaches to the ceiling mount ring by sliding into some notches and then rotating about 1/8 turn to lock it into place. Then there is one recessed screw hole on the side of the fan collar where you install a small screw to keep the fan assembly in place and prevent it from possibly wiggling out of the notches and falling out. The problem is that for both of fans that I installed, the fans vibrate enough at speeds 3 through 6 that they wobbles slightly and this makes a noticeable clicking noise. Luckily the mounting plate has 4 screw holes in so that you can position the fan in any one of 4 positions to slide the fan assembly into the notches and turn it. So I used the extra screw that came with the fan to screw into the opposite side of the mounting plate. I drilled a hole through the actual fan assembly to do this. This screw does not sit recessed like the (only) one they intend for you to install, but it's a small screw head and it's right at the ceiling so it's not that noticeable. This fan should have been designed with 4 recessed screw holes in the fan assembly hub so that you can easily install 4 screws to hold it into place. One screw will certainly prevent the fan from vibrating or rotating out of the notches, but it does not prevent the fan from vibrating and wiggling a small amount--the fitment between the fan assembly hub and mounting plate is not extremely snug, so there is plenty of room for the fan to wiggle around in those notches. Anyway, installing the second screw stopped the wiggling and noise I was experiencing with both fans. If the problem returns, I plan to install two additional screws in the other two holes in the mounting plate just like I did for the second screw. On a related note regarding the small screw that prevents the fan assembly from wiggling around in the mounting plate: that screw is silver colored (zinc plated I believe), while the rest of the entire fan is black. That screw should be black, because it is exposed and you easily notice it if you look up at the fan. I used a black sharpie marker to color the head of the screw before installing and it's almost invisible now. Same goes for the screws that hold the blades on--those screws should ideally be black, but they are just standard silver (zinc coated) screws. Of course, those screws face upwards toward the ceiling so in general you would never possibly see those screws (unless you're installing the fans where you have an overlook or maybe stairs where you would be able to see the tops (as installed) of the blades. It would just be nice if the exposed screws were black instead of silver. Second, of less concern to me, is that each time you turn the fan itself (not the light) on and the fans start to spin, it pauses for a second or two before moving. When it does move, it briefly starts to spin in the opposite direction and then immediately switches and starts spinning in the correct direction. From that point forward, it spins as you would expect. I suppose this is by design but it seems a little odd to me.

Una vez instalado, No funciono el ventilador, tienen algún servicio de reparación o sustitución ?

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not suitable for the middle east because it's 120V

Solo tienen 4 meses de uso y ya se descompuso, que pena porque se veía bueno.

Quiet, nice look, work’s great