Which electric ceiling fan is best?

Our top pick is the Hunter Channing 54-Inch LED Ceiling Fan with Remote for its great mix of value and top-liked features. It has a remote to adjust the speed and light, as well as a reversible motor and blades.

How much should you spend on a ceiling fan?

Ceiling Fan Cost By Type

Fan Type	Fan Cost
Standard	$50 to $300
Low Profile	$50 to $300
Hanging Propeller	$150 to $550
Directional	$150 to $800+

What color should a ceiling fan be?

Traditionally you should select a fan that matches the ceiling color so that the fan blends. New trends allow you to personalize your ceiling fan to accentuate the room. If you want to use a fan as a statement, then consider the existing design. You can select a fan to match the floor or favorite pieces of furniture.

Are cheap ceiling fans worth it?

Let’s do the math. An air conditioner costs $0.36 per hour, and a ceiling fan only $0.01 per hour. If air conditioning costs are lowered even by a few cents per hour, fans could still be worth it. On average, ceiling fans can help save four to eight percent on cooling costs when combined with an air conditioner.

How much should I spend on a ceiling fan?

Fans with the same style and features, blade size and air movement (cfm) specs can cost anywhere from $80 to $300.

What is better 3 or 4 blade fan?

4-blade ceiling fans are less noisy and are useful in rooms with an air conditioner, to move the cool air around. They are often more stylish looking. However, 4 blade fans may move air slower than a 3 blade fan and can be more expensive than 3 blade ceiling fans.

What color fans are popular?

White
Traditional White Crisp white is the most common ceiling fan colour and there’s a reason people love it so much! No matter the style of your home, a traditional white ceiling fan looks perfect.