Hunter Crestfield Low Profile Ceiling Fan with LED Light and Pull Chain Control - Perfect for Indoor Use

Mr. Mack: Hunter fans have always been a pleasure to install and they run very smoothly and quietly.

United States on Mar 08, 2023

DanielDaniel: I used our own glass bells. The clear ones are ugly.

I used our previous LED bulbs, not the ones in the box.

I did not have the problem of the 1* reviews that say the lights spin with the fan. They were secure and solid.

POSITIVE REMARKS

1. Its quiet, unlike my previous fan and its "ne-yit ne-yit ne-yit" noise. Primary reason of replacement

2. Mine was relatively balanced as is, without needing weights. HUGE plus.

3. It does look nice; my wife loves the rustic gray blades. She keeps staring at it.

4. Install relatively straight forward like most fans

NEGATIVE REMARKS

1. I'm tired of these manufacturers using a mount that "supports" itself against the ceiling drywall. A fan should never need this. If you want to stabilize a fan, you balance it. However, since the fan "hangs" in its mount by a single point, like it should, there really was no purpose in mounting against the ceiling drywall. I shimmed between the electrical box and the with washers so that my screws tighten up against the electrical box, and NOT so much the drywall ceiling.

2. The housing is like 30% bigger than it needs to be. Much bigger than the...

United States on Jul 13, 2022

VCVC: Needed a fan with regular bulbs but still modern looking, to replace my fan which had integrated LED that stopped working. We were concerned before buying if this style with open bulbs would be too low hanging for 8ft ceiling bedroom especially with a bed underneath. But we went ahead and after installing we are really happy. Because of clear glass doesn’t feel low and looks great. Chose the grey side for blades which matches perfectly with our modern white & grey theme. Gives bright light and have option to replace with other bulbs too if needed. Fan has good speed & not noisy. Easy to install, hardly took 45 minutes including removing the old fan for a professional guy.

United States on Dec 15, 2021

gene: Bought this fan based on reviews and because it is a great looking fan. Developed a flicker in lights which make it very annoying to have lights on. Also, a noise started when having the fan on so it was hard to sleep. Basically I use my side light now and don’t turn on the fan. Pretty nice ceiling decoration now. Called Hunter warranty. They were great off the bat. Got back to me right away, and then nothing. They totally cut off communication from me even after repeated attempts to continue to resolve the issue. So now I’m stuck with this fan. Only a few months old too. Not happy.

Canada on Dec 01, 2021

Rose S: I needed a new fan for a bedroom but I knew Hunter lasted a long long time so that's what I searched in Amazon. I found this Hunter, moderately priced and somewhat heavy when it arrived. I hired someone to take the old fan down and put up my new Hunter fan. What a beautiful fan and so heavy! It is a low profile fan so it hugs the ceiling. No sway with this fan. Directions were easy to read and fan was up in no time! Perfect fan, moves the air, no hum and very bright lights. Even came with bulbs and pull chains! Love it!!

United States on Apr 15, 2021

dImo: This looks great and clean. Don’t attempt to install it yourself, unless you do this for a living: lots of parts, wires, etc. Quiet operation. Bright lights, moves plenty of air.

The fan developed a wobble/vibration immediately. There’s nothing you can do except balancing the blades. The cheapest diy way is to find the source of balance issues and glue a coin to one of the fan blades. This is similar to how we balance car wheels by adding weights to them. I took crazy glue and glued a quarter coin to the middle of one of the blades on the outside. Now the lights and the chains remain motionless, unlike before.

Also speaking of chains, the fan didn’t come with them, I took them off the old fan.

Bottom line: be prepared to have to balance this fan. You can take the diy route or buy a balancing kit for $10. Also buy chains for a few dollars more. Otherwise, it’s a freaking ceiling fan. No space age tech here.

United States on Jul 13, 2020