Mocha Indoor/Outdoor 3-Blade Smart Compatible Ceiling Fan 54in Matte White with Remote Control and Wall Cradle. Works with iOS/Android, Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung SmartThings, and Ecobee.

Beautiful, high-performing fan that is almost perfect
These fans are very well built and powerful without being overwhelming. We have two in a screened in deck and they create a great amount of airflow that mimics a strong natural breeze without feeling like your getting pummeled with an industrial fan. I’ve been working remotely for the past 18 months, and these fans keep me comfortable on my deck in 88 degree Georgia summer heat and humidity. The remote has great functionality and looks sleek and modern unlike a lot of the 3 button remotes from other makes that look like cheap afterthoughts. The LED light also puts out a TON of lumens, which is something I was looking for since most LED integrated fans only put out as much light as a 60 watt bulb. The only issue i’ve run into has been an occasional non-response from the smartphone app, but usually turning the fan off and on from our wall switch gets it working properly. Compared to all of the other smart devices we have in our home, the fan has been far more reliable on connection.

Try assigning a static IP address for the fan in your router settings
If you’re here looking for help with the smart functions, the title is my best advice. You can skip the rest of the review. :)UPDATE: After a few months with this fan, we’re still really happy with it. Assigning it to a static IP address really was the answer, because we haven’t had ANY issues with it since then. They really need to include that bit of info with the instructions, it’s made all the difference!We bought this model because we wanted something with clean lines that wouldn’t draw a lot of attention. This fan is very quiet and moves a lot of air in our 12×15′ room with 9 ft ceilings, and the matte white looks great against the white ceiling. The app has a “breeze” function that mimics a real breeze that comes and goes, which is really nice, and an Away mode (I haven’t used it yet, but I assume it turns the light on at random times to simulate someone being home), as well as a sleep timer. These three options aren’t available with the included remote, only through the app. Getting it connected to Alexa wasn’t an issue, and incidentally, they no longer charge you for the privilege (I’ve read both $1 or $10 per fan). Overall, I was pretty pleased with the fan the first night after we got it installed.As far as installation, my husband (who’s installed a few fans over the years) said the instructions were kind of a joke. They aren’t very detailed, but he was able to figure it out without too much trouble. It took a lot of fiddling with the remote and the app to finally get it up and running the first day, locally (via the remote) as well as through the cloud (via both the app and Alexa). Not a cake walk by any means, but once it was working, it was pretty cool.The next morning after we installed it, the fan wasn’t responding to either the remote or the app. Rats.After waaaaay too much fiddling around, we got it working again. Obviously it’s not acceptable to spend 20 minutes messing with it every time you want to use it. In a last ditch effort, I assigned the device a static IP address (do this through your router settings) and IT HASN’T DISCONNECTED SINCE. (See the picture showing both cloud and wifi connections, near the top left of the screen). Other than that, occasionally the included remote won’t work (even though the app still does), but a flip of the light switch seems to take care of it. I would give it 4.5 stars if I could (minus half a star for the remote issues) for the way it’s working NOW, but I rounded down to 4 for the headaches involved in getting it there.If you’re on the fence about this fan, here are a couple things to consider: 1) Are you installing it yourself, or are you hiring an electrician? If the former, have you installed fans before? If so, you’ll probably be okay. If not, this is probably not the fan you want to start with, because the instructions aren’t very detailed and there are no YouTube videos (yet) for this specific fan. 2) Are you comfortable going into your router settings to assign a static IP address? If not, find someone who is. Otherwise, this fan may end up being an exercise in frustration. You could install it as a dumb fan, but then why spend the money in the first place when there are plenty of those out there for a lot less.

Nunca funciono el ventilador. Se activa y desactiva ….