Fanbliss WY-009D-44-03 Ceiling Fan with Light

Waste of money.

Wasted my money. First they sent me with missing parts and light. Then the second fan I received makes a lot of noise when I increase the speed due to its heavy weight.

Looks cool. Quiet. Nice app controls

The fan moves air well and is quiet even on faster speeds. A few of the screw holes where the fan blades attach were not machined well. Had to double washer one to get it tight and swap screws a few times as some seemed to tighten down more in spots. The light diffuser makes up for an average output. At max its not overly bright but gets the job done and only dims to maybe 50% so not good for mood lighting. Color temp is ok it gets too brown/yellow for my taste but warms up pretty well. Overall good value for the price nice function looks good. App is more adjustable than the remote so this is fine where its at for me but would definitely not be something I would use in a regular living room or dining area

Looks great, very loud

The ceiling fans looks very nice and the light is bright. I had no problems with the remote. Unfortunately I got a dud- there was a bad bearing in the motor and it was not silent AT ALL. Extremely noisy, so I had to have it taken down and it is being returned.

0:09

Wish it was brown on the correct side of blades

I would have given this fan five stars because it is nice however it shows that the blades are brown but they put the holes on the wrong side so it's Chrome the whole fan is Chrome which I like it is beautiful but was expecting the brown to be on the correct side and it's not and you couldn't reverse it cuz there weren't holes on the other side. Super quiet

Great fan for the price point

Very easy to install, and it looks great and produces a lot of wind flow, which I needed badly in the living room!!! so far so good

0:25

Perfect for our master bedroom

Love this fan. Perfect for our master bedroom. Love that it is flush with ceiling. It looks elegant and is so functional. We added LED lights for the extra brightness.

Very good fan, very 'meh' light, kind of 'meh' remote. I miss pull chains and light switches.

Summers are getting hotter every year, and worse, more humid. Electricity bills are through the roof. So I decided to try and cut down on AC and start installing fans everywhere. This one is very much a mixed blessing.

tl/dr - I'm happy with the fan itself. It's powerful and pretty quiet. More powerful than I need, actually. The light is also too powerful, and misses large chunks of the room, causing those areas to be dark, giving the room a cramped, foreboding feeling. I wish they'd just stick with the regular light bulb sockets and let us use our own light bulbs. Basically it's causing me to have to rearrange the lighting in my room to compensate. The remote is fine, but I'm realizing now I can't use my light switch as I did before. I kinda wish it had pull chains like traditional American fans. The app is fine. Meant for more devices than just this one fan, but that's pretty common these days.

This would be best for larger rooms where the light doesn't play that much of a role and you might need a more powerful fan. If I were able to take it down and store it at the end of the of the season that would probably be ideal. Maybe I'll look into that..

Full review:

So I have this in my office. The room is about 9x11, and I'm in there every day for work. I'm hoping this will let me wait a few weeks before needing to turn on my AC.

Installing:

Installation- was a bit complicated. I hired a guy who was experienced with fans. Not a 'master electrician', just a decent handyman with experience. Took him 1.5 hours. There was an issue trying to install with the smaller extension tube, he couldn't get it to fit in. But when he gave it a second try he was able to get it. Lots of spare parts left over. They included gloves which was a nice touch but honestly I'm not sure they're electric proof. They're cloth not enclosed rubber. I think more for 'white glove treatment' than for actual safety. I think if you're handy-minded, and patient, you can figure it out yourself. It doesn't require an expert, but it will help.

The fan:

It sits a little lower than I'd like, but not much.

The fan is pretty quiet for how powerful it is. On high there is a noticeable 'rushing' sound like a subway passing by far away, or like rushing water you might hear going over a dam or waterfall. Again, from far away.

I used an app to check the noise level. I wonder how accurate the dB levels are, but it gives you an idea. The app was a little under 6ft away from the fan, directly below and off a bit to the side:

When the fan was on <this> setting, the app read <this> dB level:

6 - 45-47 dB

5 - 42-44

4 - ~40

3 - ~36

2 - 32-33 (and by now other noises outside the room are throwing off the measurements. The guys doing handyman stuff the next building over (which is right up against mine), my roommate having a phone conversation in the next room, etc. Those noises are causing the app to spike slightly above 32-33. So this level noise is on par and slightly less than that kind of noise, as registered on my app. And to my ears that sounds about right.

1 - ~30-31.

0- ~29 - my neighbor cooking, the tv in my roommate's room (which is very faint). My stomach gurgling from hunger, and so on, all register around 29.

I would say if you had any ambient noise at all- an AC in another room, a rainy day, etc. that would definitely drown out this fan on the 1 and likely 2 setting. And airplane flying over head would probably cover up to 3 at least.

I've been running it on 2 and the breeze was comfortable and the sound drifted into the background. As soon as I brought my awareness to the 'present' though, I could here it. It's the same on 1, but the breeze is slightly less good and the noise fades slightly more into the background.

2 is definitely good enough to feel cooling for me. 6 will have some papers blowing off the desk. Occasionally, not constantly. I don't think I'd ever really have to have it that high, unless I was in an open room and it got really really hot with no air.

Ok- so the fan is good.

The light.

The light is pretty bright. Too bright, really. And even at it's dimmest it's still pretty bright. But more importantly, because of the design, casting light down and not around (horizontal) and not 'up', it gives the room a foreboding, dark feeling because the upper 1/4 of the room is dark. Where my light before would light the entire room, including the ceiling and corners and whatnot, this light leaves the top of the room in shadow.

I do have other lights in this room and they can compensate. But before I used them as accents for different moods, now they are required. And I'll have to move them around and/or being in other lights as well. And that's more buttons to push every time I use the room. Which is daily.

The remote:

The remote is decent. A little complicated to figure out but not too bad. And there are a couple guides that come with the fan, so you have extras. Batteries are not included, and I'm fine with that. I use rechargeable batteries, yet I always end up with a pile of regular batteries because devices like these keep including them. I'm fine to provide my own batteries. The device beeps every time you input a command and thankfully you can turn that off in the settings. One thing I like is there's a digital display with the number of the fan speed 1-6. So no guessing, no clicking 10 times to make sure you're at 1 and then clicking up to 4. Just look at the dial.

The app:

Like other apps I've seen, it's meant not just for this fan. It's for a whole 'ecosystem'. So I assume the company sells other devices like lights, air filters, fans, things like that, and this app is meant to control all of these things. Unfortunately, the fan is the only thing I have, and the only thing I'll likely have so.... It's a couple extra taps to get to the fan controls. Not a big deal, I'll likely be in the room most of the time anyway and so will use the remote.

The privacy agreement is very vague. If you're privacy minded you might want to skip the app. Last update to the terms was 9/2023. And they don't explicitly say that they will or will not sell your information.

Aside from that, to actually control the fan, the app looks and works well. It's laid out in an intuitive way and I wish whoever designed the remote took some cues from the app folks.

Three stars - does what it says it does, but comes with significant compromises.

Fanbliss 44" Ceiling Fan

Fan Bliss 44-inch Ceiling Fan:

This fan has many nice features. It has a quiet, powerful 6-speed DC motor that can run in both directions.

Its LED light adjusts from "cold, " "natural," or "warm."

It even has a "natural wind" setting, which varies the wind speed automatically and a timer feature.

The remote or downloadable app allows access to these features.

The only negative was the difficulty of installation.

It seemed straight forward enough from the multi page instruction manual and everything up to step 7, I would rate as normal difficulty.

Installing the light kit should have been simple, except the led light was mounted incorrectly on the fixture. The screw heads were not able to fit into the slots. (See picture) The workaround was to remove the led light and attach the metal fixture and then reattach the light. The real challenge was reattaching the light with the tiny screws.

Because of this defective manufacturing, I gave it 4 stars.

Very nice ceiling fan

This is a very nice quality ceiling fan. It takes a good bit of assembly, more than some others but it is worth the time. One point to be sure installing it, the remote control receiver box should slide into the bracket the fan hangs on. Initially I didn't notice that and struggled to squeeze the controller and wiring into the cover but then realized there is a slot in the hanger and voila everything fits fine.

The fan blades are not reversible, at first I thought they were but they aren't so you can only use the wood side not the black.

The blades are interesting they connect to each other as well and make a complete wheel/circle. My assumption is this will improve stability long term.

The fan is very efficient and quiet, it moves a lot of air silently. The light is bright and can be adjusted using the remote. The remote is designed for ease of use and has a bracket to install it where desired. It has some cool features including wind mode which randomizes rhe speed to simulate natural wind.

Overall a great product, installation is involved but worth the effort.

Dede

May 15, 2025

Great

This stylish ceiling fan with a light boasts a metal housing and five wooden blades, adding a touch of modern elegance to any space. It comes with a remote control that offers almost all the necessary functions, including six wind speeds, three color temperature options, and endless dimming. You can also set the fan to sleep, turn off the light or the fan separately, and download the app to control the fan light remotely. This ceiling fan is easily adaptable to any scene you need. It runs smoothly and quietly, with a dimmable LED light that provides different brightness options and three color temperatures, from warm yellow (3000K) to cool white (6500K). The remote control has a memory function that remembers your settings. The installation is easy, and the fan looks fantastic.

Pretty But Remote is Complicated

I do like the modern look of this ceiling fan. I chose to have it installed with the metallic side of the blades showing, but it also has a wooden side. This fan has a nice, contemporary look to it with the silver side showing.

Three things to know about it:

1. It was tricky installing it because the wires are short and the collar around the wires is wide. It makes for some acrobatics while you are attaching the wires.

2. Save the directions! The remote is complicated.

3. There is a lag time with the response of the buttons on the remote.

Once you master the remote, you can control fan speed and light temperature (which offers a nice variety of choices), and it operates silently.

Overall, a nice looking, decent functioning ceiling fan and light. As for durability, time will tell.

Shae

March 5, 2025

Stylish and Quiet with Some Installation Challenges

This 44-inch ceiling fan is a great blend of modern design and functionality. The quiet DC motor runs smoothly, making it perfect for bedrooms or living rooms. The dimmable LED light is a nice touch, allowing for adjustable brightness, and the 6-speed settings provide flexibility for different needs. The reversible function is useful for year-round comfort. The remote control is convenient, though some users noted occasional delays in response. However, installation can be frustrating as the LED mounts don’t always align with the screw holes, requiring extra effort to secure them properly. Overall, a stylish and quiet fan with great features, but setup could be smoother.