8 Best Ceiling Fans With Light and Remote

If you hate getting up to change the speed of fans or switch the lights On/Off in your room, it’s best to get a ceiling fan with a light and remote. With that, you can control the fan’s speed or ambient lighting from your sofa or bed. We have curated a list of the best smart ceiling fans with light and remote.

The fans on our list are powerful and noiseless. Plus, some of the fans here have an innovative reversible airflow function that circulates the air in the room.

So, let’s check some of the remote control ceiling fans with light. But first,

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1. Honeywell 50608-01 Ceiling Fan

Though it doesn’t have a steep price tag, it packs a reversible airflow function. That means you can use the fan both during hot and cool months. When reversed, the fan would circulate the air throughout the room without adding to the draft. The remote has a simple layout with the fan speed and the air circulation button. However, you will have to install the remote receiver for it to work properly.

You will need to install the fan yourself. If you do not have prior experience, call a professional. Several users have observed that the installation process is simple and doesn’t take much time.

The Honeywell 50608-01 ceiling fan is well-liked on Amazon, and users love it for its whisper-quiet functioning. And the remote control makes things easy to operate. However, it’s not without its limitations. For one, the lights are yellow, and switching to warm or white light is difficult. Secondly, the airflow is not strong. So, if you live in a particularly hot region, you may want to skip this fan.

2. reiga Ceiling Fan

It’s an elegant fan that’ll suit the rooms with industrial or mid-century modern decor. The flowy design ups the aesthetics of the fan. The remote also comes with its share of functions. The sleep timer is a handy function.

Unlike the one above, the reiga ceiling fan is not for large rooms and is ideal for rooms around 100-250 sq. ft. The airflow is impressive for the price, and quite a few users have commented about it. And if you have DIY experience, installing this remote-controlled ceiling fan is no rocket science.

If you want a ceiling fan with a remote and light on a tight budget, this one should check off all the boxes just fine. It has a reversible airflow function as well.

3. Hunter Symphony Indoor Wi-Fi Ceiling Fan

The remote ease plenty of things. Besides letting you control the fan speed and the light, you can also change the airflow directions depending on the weather. The Hunter Symphony fan supports a counter-clockwise direction and direct downdraft.

The installation process is simple, and several users have observed this in their reviews. At the same time, the fan is not noisy and won’t drown your conversations even at high speed. The only downside is that the companion app is a little challenging to use. But once you pair the fan with your Alexa app or Google Home app, you’re least likely to face any issues.

That said, the indoor fan is height adjustable, and the 3-fan design means you get decent airflow. Long story short, if you want a performance-oriented fan, the Hunter Symphony is one of the best smart ceiling fans with light.

4. Smaair Smart Ceiling Fan

Again, you can change the airflow direction as per your requirement. If you want a heavy draft during summer, all you need to do is press the button on the remote. This smart ceiling fan supports 10 fan wind speeds.

The fan is quiet and provides a steady breeze even at low speed. Several users praise how silent the fan is. Do note that the remote is a little challenging to pair, and you get just around a 10-minute window to pair it. After that, you’ll need to try again.

Lastly, this Smaair ceiling fan will work for you if you are into a non-flashy and minimalistic design.

5. Wind River Fans Droid Ceiling Fan

It’s a 3-speed fan and provides enough air circulation throughout. Though it’s not a large fan, it will do fine in an average-sized room.

Though it has a wooden finish, it’s not a wooden fan in the strictest sense. On the upside, the ABS material ensure fan’s durability even in humid weather.

6. Hunter Bennett Indoor Ceiling Fan

Interestingly, the individual lights mean you can replace some bulbs with your own. For instance, the company advertises that the lights are dimmable. However, a few users have reported the opposite. So if you need dimmable, you can swap them out for the same.

While the remote is handy, the fan is difficult to operate over two-way switches. On the upside, it has a small pull cord to let you switch on the fan when you can’t find the remote.

This Hunter Bennett ceiling fan is less popular than some of its counterparts. However, it has received several compliments for its looks and quiet motor. For the record, it bundles an AC motor.

7. Minka-Aire F844-DK Light Wave

While it works with a remote, you can add Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant voice commands via the Bond hub BD-1000 (bought separately). That said, the remote is simple and has a few buttons. That makes it easy to press even when you are not looking.

The airflow is powerful and will cover medium-sized bedrooms and living rooms just fine. However, if you live in a hot and humid area, then you might find the airflow a bit lacking,

Lastly, the Minka-Aire F844-DK fan is energy efficient and consumes about 65W. It’s popular on Amazon and has raked in many reviews. People like it for its bright lights and the strong airflow. But despite the steep price, it doesn’t support dimmable lights.

8. Big Ass Fans Haiku L

Setup and installation are straightforward. The best thing is that the company includes a handy instruction manual, as per the folks at Smart Home Solver.

This smart ceiling fan is the most expensive item on this list. It bundles additional sensors for measuring the humidity, temperature, and motions. And you can program it to turn on automatically when it senses movements or when the room’s temperature exceeds the threshold limit.

The Haiku L indoor fan also features dimmable lights. And as you may have expected, the glow is super bright in its maximum setting.

Despite its steep pricing, it has amassed many positive reviews. Users love its air circulation power, energy efficiency, and low noise levels.

Something in the Wind

These were some of the best ceiling fans with light and remote that you can buy. If you want the best deal for your money, the reiga Ceiling Fan and the Minka-Aire F844-DK Light Wave are your best bet. The former carries many features and checks off all the right boxes. But if you want a fuss-free fan, then the one by Minka-Aire is not bad either.