Update: This popular deal is still available. Now requires Amazon Prime.
Ohniyou Store via Amazon has for
Prime Members: 52" Ohniyou Low Profile 6-Speed Flush Mount Ceiling Fan (various colors) on sale from $45.58 ->
now from $47.99 listed below after applying promo code
GHX63HG4 (
apply at final checkout).
Shipping is free.
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Note, product will be sold by Ohniyou Store and fulfilled by Amazon
Available Color Options - Prices below reflect after promo code savings/discount
- 52" Ohniyou Low Profile 6-Speed Flush Mount Ceiling Fan
Top Comments
For those worried about it "falling" there is a wire cable safety tether that you attach to the base plate that you use while installing and leave attached once mounted, But to be honest it's over kill - several screws would have to fail for this thing to fall, unless the installer just didn't anchor it correctly.
Community Reviews
This low profile 52 inch flush mount ceiling fan stands out for quiet operation, easy installation, and a true flush design that keeps the remote hardware inside the housing. The six speeds and app or remote control make it flexible, and the included LED light is fine as a supplemental source for small rooms or breakfast areas. Airflow is the main tradeoff, since the fan sits close to the ceiling and several reports say it moves less air than expected. The light is also fixed and not especially bright, so it suits a compact space more than a room that needs strong cooling or lighting.
Homeowners who want quiet airflow in a low-profile room, because it runs quietly and can still feel air on the lowest setting.
Apartment or condo installers wanting a true flush-mount fan, because the wiring and remote hardware stay in the housing and concrete anchors are included.
Small breakfast areas needing a modest ceiling light, because the 18W LED is enough for a typical 9-foot flat ceiling.
DIY installers replacing a ceiling fan, because it is reported as easy to install and not very heavy.
Rooms that need strong cooling, because it can be quiet but not move much air.
Bedrooms or spaces needing bright general lighting, because the included LED can feel dim or even blinding as a single light source.
Rental properties or long-term installs where parts and service matter, because no-name fans can be hard to repair and may fail within a few years.
Homes that need the wall switches to control fan speed and lighting separately, because the switches only provide on-off power and the remote or app handles everything else.
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I had bought one and didn't see any cert (cheap) so I bought another one w/ listed ETL cert (had to reach out to get the cert # but was listed in the search). I went back and PM the first purchase and they sent me the whole UL document. The majority of these fans have the same type of rebrand, which is why the first fan looks exactly like this one of this post.
Lowest setting I def feel the air, lighting is a little dim on the highest setting and wish I could dim the lights more on the dimmest setting. For $50 for an office fan I'm happy.
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Go with a traditional brand if you need to retain the two switch behavior you already have installed.
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