I bought the fan in 2019 and I was very satisfied. Additionally, in the product description, the company stated that it has a 25-year warranty. This year it started to malfunction due to overheating, and that's when I started looking for repairs within the warranty. No one knew anything.

Very good choice! Stable, quiet on the first two levels, on the third it makes a little noise but not annoying and it has very good performance. It's worth its money

We have purchased several pieces for professional reasons, they are easy to install, customers remain satisfied, the fact that there is remote control is very practical. The price is a bit high, but it definitely pays off. We have installed them here for 5 years and they haven't had any issues.

Flawless ceiling fan, I compare it to 3 different ones from 3 different brands that I have bought in the past. After almost 2 months of operation, I think I will order a second one for another room.
At the first speed, it is quiet, but it creates enough air to cool anyone within its range. From the second speed and above, there is aerodynamic noise from the blades, which is completely normal and has nothing to do with the motor. At the third speed, it has an impressive air movement. It may play a role in its performance as it has slightly more inclined blade bases compared to the previous fans I had, which were larger in diameter but did not reach this level of performance. The dual-colored blades are convenient, allowing you to match them with the colors of your space.
For those interested in the lighting aspect, I would like to mention that the mechanism controlling the light and the motor has "memory". If you leave the light on from the remote control and then turn off the switch, when you turn it back on, the light will also turn on. Generally, the fan remains in the state it was before the switch was turned off and returns to that state when you turn the switch back on.
Now, regarding the installation, the fan requires a little more effort to install. Once you understand how the mechanism fits inside the decorative cover, everything becomes easy. It includes a base that screws onto the ceiling, and then the fan is hung on it. I recommend using the base instead of simply hanging it where you previously had a light fixture, as it is clearly safer and more stable, resulting in no overall movement of the fan and no noise during its operation.
The E27 socket accepts LED bulbs, but only up to a certain size. I managed to fit a 2500 lumens pear-shaped bulb by completely removing the plastic cover of the LED, otherwise, the cover cannot be fully closed. Smaller bulbs of 1800 lumens fit normally. The bulbs are installed parallel to the motor, meaning they do not illuminate downwards but towards one side. This is a common issue with most ceiling fans that have a socket. It creates a problem because the light from the bulb is directed towards one side of the room, in a range of 180 degrees. With a little effort, I moved the socket to the side by making a new hole, opened a second hole in the aluminum, and installed a second bulb in series with the first socket, placing it towards the opposite side of the first one. This way, I managed to have light in 2 directions so that the light is uniform throughout the room.