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Prime Members: 52" Ohniyou Low Profile 6-Speed Flush Mount Ceiling Fan

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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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  • 52" Ohniyou Low Profile 6-Speed Flush Mount Ceiling Fan

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  • About the Deal
    • Designed for spacious areas, this low profile ceiling fan delivers strong airflow up to 5475 CFM while operating below 20 dB w/ 18W LED light source that delivers bright, eye-friendly illumination, effortlessly controlled via remote or app
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase
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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

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  • 52" Ohniyou Low Profile 6-Speed Flush Mount Ceiling Fan

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Designed for spacious areas, this low profile ceiling fan delivers strong airflow up to 5475 CFM while operating below 20 dB w/ 18W LED light source that delivers bright, eye-friendly illumination, effortlessly controlled via remote or app
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase
    • Offer valid while promotional code/supplies last
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bigbirdoncrack99
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I just installed this from the last deal. Super quiet and with 6 speeds you can find the one that is just right. The light is a good supplemental light, but not really great on it's own IMO. One thing I will praise is that it's a true flush mounting. No jamming remote transmitters and extra wiring crap into the small electrical box, everything is in the fan's bell housing. Heck this even comes with concrete anchors if you were installing it in a basement (bunker?) or apartment / condo.
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.
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jijacob
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I have this fan. It is quiet but doesn't move much air.
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UKR_12
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I'm always skeptical of these Chinese ceiling fans even though money and features wise they are good on the paper. However most of them don't have UL or ETL certification, and customer support is usually nonexistent. Ceiling fans are a hassle to install and can be dangerous if something fails, so this is one of those things I wouldn't cheap out on.
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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.

    Hatessleeves79gdm626

  • 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.

    bigbirdoncrack99

  • Small breakfast areas needing a modest ceiling light, because the 18W LED is enough for a typical 9-foot flat ceiling.

    lmedrano78

  • DIY installers replacing a ceiling fan, because it is reported as easy to install and not very heavy.

    Hatessleeves79

  • Rooms that need strong cooling, because it can be quiet but not move much air.

    jijacobSplendidBanana6138TageVAshwani-KumarA

  • Bedrooms or spaces needing bright general lighting, because the included LED can feel dim or even blinding as a single light source.

    TheLEGOLadysuperslydberglerHatessleeves79

  • 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.

    FlyNHiRaj5821emailglenf

  • 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.

    lmedrano78rcm_rx7

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Jul 19, 2026 7:36 PM
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AlchemicJul 19, 2026 7:36 PM
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Non replaceable light is the main issue with these. For us we had to hire a handyman, $110 to install so having to replace these isn't just a $50 cost but $150. plus time
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Jul 19, 2026 11:07 PM
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Joined Nov 2014
emailglenfJul 19, 2026 11:07 PM
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Quote from UKR_12 View quoted comment :
I'm always skeptical of these Chinese ceiling fans even though money and features wise they are good on the paper. However most of them don't have UL or ETL certification, and customer support is usually nonexistent. Ceiling fans are a hassle to install and can be dangerous if something fails, so this is one of those things I wouldn't cheap out on.
Someone in a previous post about another brand - but same look - says it died in a short time. I don't remember but think it was like 3 years. For the price 3 years is not bad
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Jul 20, 2026 12:17 AM
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ak1Jul 20, 2026 12:17 AM
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Quote from gordgeck View quoted comment :
This is one of the absolute cheapest ceiling fan/lights there is and you are complaining about the quality?
Cheap price for cheap quality is exactly why this isn't a Slickdeal. You're getting what you pay for. Not to mention higher installation costs because you're replacing a cheap Chinese product

Like yea...a ceiling fan with 200+ upvotes isn't being vote spammed by Chinese sellers/shills
Jul 20, 2026 1:06 AM
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Joined Jul 2013
Ashwani-KumarAJul 20, 2026 1:06 AM
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Quote from jijacob View quoted comment :
I have this fan. It is quiet but doesn't move much air.
I tried the 42in fan and it did not move any air directly underneath... Returned it.
Jul 20, 2026 3:14 AM
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Joined Oct 2022
TamadJul 20, 2026 3:14 AM
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Quote from jijacob View quoted comment :
I have this fan. It is quiet but doesn't move much air.
Flush mount maybe that's why
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Jul 20, 2026 3:57 AM
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Joined Jun 2016
quincJul 20, 2026 3:57 AM
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Ordered and returned
airless fan with light
Jul 20, 2026 2:56 PM
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Joined Dec 2011
whipdancerJul 20, 2026 2:56 PM
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Quote from Imallvol7 View quoted comment :
I wish there was somewhere that just told what fans are good. I been trying to find an indoor fan that's 60" and moves over 6000 cfm but it feels impossible. There's always someone saying to doesn't move air
You won't move 6000cfm with a cheap flush mount. The closer the blades are to wall or ceiling, the harder they have to work to move air.

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Jul 20, 2026 7:37 PM
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TageVJul 20, 2026 7:37 PM
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Got one. Doesn't move air well. To close to ceiling so take that for what it is.
Jul 21, 2026 12:32 AM
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FlyNHiJul 21, 2026 12:32 AM
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Quote from emailglenf View quoted comment :
Someone in a previous post about another brand - but same look - says it died in a short time. I don't remember but think it was like 3 years. For the price 3 years is not bad
Three years is not good. Here in AZ, ceiling fans are used 8-9 months of the year, so I would not spend the time removing and replacing them. Since I install them for rental homes, it is even more critical. I would stick with models from Home Depot or Lowe's or smiliar high volume sellers that have many years in service and high ratings with low returns. Also getting parts is not easy on many no names as they will shift manufactuers and/or factories and scrap old design. Often hard to get a simple fix like change a LED light bulb or repair faulty remote or the controls connection fries out...
Ever since Fakespot shut down its rating analytics, I have had more items I had to return(or throw away in less than a year) that were just not up to standard, yet reviews indicated otherwise. Here is some detail on Fakespot: it steered me away and saved me a lot of headaches in the past. FYI, for what it's worth, Fakespot was a data analytics service that used AI to analyze and grade Amazon reviews for suspicious patterns or "fake" feedback. Acquired by Mozilla in 2023, the service—including its browser extensions, mobile apps, and website—was completely shut down on July 1, 2025, as Mozilla refocused its efforts on the Firefox browser. If anyone on this thread has a replacement tool for Fakespot please share and post a link.. Thank you!!!
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Jul 21, 2026 1:17 AM
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awer25Jul 21, 2026 1:17 AM
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Quote from UKR_12 View quoted comment :
I'm always skeptical of these Chinese ceiling fans even though money and features wise they are good on the paper. However most of them don't have UL or ETL certification, and customer support is usually nonexistent. Ceiling fans are a hassle to install and can be dangerous if something fails, so this is one of those things I wouldn't cheap out on.
I am too, and your gut feeling is correct in my experience. I've been slowly replacing the old ceiling fans in my house, and have been mostly buying Hunter and similar. I recently bought a couple of these because of the low price and listed specs, but as soon as I got it I could tell the quality was low. The box felt too light for a ceiling fan. I started organizing the parts, and everything just felt cheap. The blades, the hardware, even the motor was just...undersized and underpowered. After installing several $100-$300 fans, this really felt like what a $40 fan would be. In sum, it's not the same quality as the more mainstream brands.
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Jul 21, 2026 9:05 AM
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Naples
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Jul 21, 2026 9:05 AM
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Works well for my needs
Jul 22, 2026 5:56 AM
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dberglerJul 22, 2026 5:56 AM
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Quote from bigbirdoncrack99 View quoted comment :
I just installed this from the last deal. Super quiet and with 6 speeds you can find the one that is just right. The light is a good supplemental light, but not really great on it's own IMO. One thing I will praise is that it's a true flush mounting. No jamming remote transmitters and extra wiring crap into the small electrical box, everything is in the fan's bell housing. Heck this even comes with concrete anchors if you were installing it in a basement (bunker?) or apartment / condo. 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.
The tether cable is a Canadian requirement.
Jul 22, 2026 6:00 AM
121 Comments
Joined Mar 2008
dberglerJul 22, 2026 6:00 AM
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Quote from TheLEGOLady View quoted comment :
What is up with these fan manufacturer's putting crappy lights in them. We need MORE than 1600 lumens!!!
I have two 1500 lm light bulbs in a different fan, and it still is not enough for a small bedroom.

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Jul 22, 2026 6:08 AM
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dberglerJul 22, 2026 6:08 AM
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Quote from UKR_12 View quoted comment :
I'm always skeptical of these Chinese ceiling fans even though money and features wise they are good on the paper. However most of them don't have UL or ETL certification, and customer support is usually nonexistent. Ceiling fans are a hassle to install and can be dangerous if something fails, so this is one of those things I wouldn't cheap out on.
I installed 3. You need a small hand drill and drill bit extenders. I drilled through 3 joists forever extending the drill bit until you reach the final installation box. A hassle to run the electrical cable, but I became good at it. I only had to patch two 4" round holes: where I made the 90° turn in the ceiling joists space and where I went down the wall to the electrical switch. A hassle? Yes. Dangerous? No.

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