I installed this ceiling fan light, and here’s my detailed review. The modern matte black finish gives this fan a sleek, industrial look that blends perfectly with both indoor and outdoor settings. The 72-inch size and 8-blade design is quite attention grabbing against the white ceiling. The fan feels sturdy and well-constructed with the body being metal and the fan blades some other lightweight composite material. When operating, it is whisper quiet, which I love.

This fan delivers a powerful airflow that is enough for large spaces. It keeps the area comfortably ventilated and helps with air circulation. The fan has 6 speed options, from a gentle breeze to a stronger gust. The light is bright, though it’s more suitable for ambient lighting rather than task lighting. The brightness is adjustable as well, suitable for creating different atmospheres.

The included remote control is intuitive and makes operation hassle free. The remotes have timer options in additional to the light and fan settings, which can be convenient if you plan to leave it unattended or sleep with it on.

Installing this fan was simple, but it does require at least two people due to its large size. The instructions were clear, and all necessary parts were included. The price is on the higher side, though I find that it’s justified by the performance. Best ceiling fan I’ve tried so far, highly recommended.

This is an absolutely massive 72 inch fan, perfect if you have a very large living room or dining space, it would even be a really great fan and a large, high roof garage or warehousing area.
At 8000 CFM, this thing moves an astounding amount of air,, it can go backwards and forwards and has a remote with it as well.
The light is quite bright, though it could be brighter based on the size of this fan, knowing that it will probably be placed higher up on a ceiling due to which large size I would recommend a brighter light source likely.

This fan is quite heavy, so you’re definitely going to need a helper to mount it. It’s probably going to take you a half hour to an hour to actually assemble it first from its box which is also quite large lol, then connect the mounting bracket it came with to your junction box. Hang the light with the included hardware and connect your homes. Electrical with the included wire nuts fix it to the mounting bracket put the light together and you’re done.

All in this is a very nice looking and very large fan for anyone’s large room, kitchen, living room or garage party area.

I would highly recommend it if you have the space to accommodate it A+.

To The Point
The VAGIZM Ceiling Fan with Light and Remote is a sleek and modern fan that delivers excellent airflow (8000 CFM) and versatile functionality. While it excels in style and performance, minor drawbacks like remote sensitivity and installation challenges prevent it from being perfect.

My Opinion
I’ve been using the VAGIZM 72-inch ceiling fan for a few weeks, and it has impressed me in several areas. The matte black finish and 8-blade design give it a contemporary look that fits well in both indoor and outdoor settings. Its industrial vibe is perfect for modern spaces like patios or living rooms.

Performance-wise, it generates strong airflow at 8000 CFM, which keeps large spaces comfortably ventilated. The fan operates quietly, even at higher speeds, making it suitable for noise-sensitive environments. The included light is bright enough to illuminate the space without feeling harsh.

However, I noticed a few limitations. The remote control is functional but occasionally unresponsive, requiring extra clicks to register commands. Installation was more complex than expected due to the fan's size and weight, which may necessitate professional assistance.

My Verdict
If you’re looking for a stylish, high-performance ceiling fan for larger spaces, the VAGIZM is a solid choice. While the remote and installation could be improved, these issues are relatively minor compared to its overall functionality and aesthetic appeal.

I hope you find this review helpful in making an informed decision. Your feedback is always welcome.
Cheers,
Straight Shooter

I recently installed this ceiling fan with Light Remote in my living room, and I love it. Here’s a simple review:

Installation
The fan arrived in perfect condition and was easy to assemble. Installing it on the ceiling took a bit of time and required two people, but it was worth it.

Performance
This fan is fantastic at moving air. With its eight blades, it’s much more powerful than my old three-blade and five-blade fans. I usually run it on the second or third speed, and it cools the room very well.

Quiet Operation
The fan is super quiet, even at high speeds. There’s no noise from the blades, making it perfect for a living room.

Remote Control
The remote control is very handy. It lets you adjust the fan speed, light brightness, and color. You can also change the fan's direction without getting up, which is great.

Design and Use
We put this fan in our living room, and it has made a big difference. It cools the room well and looks stylish. Just keep in mind that it’s a big fan and hangs lower than standard fans, so it might not be ideal for rooms with low ceilings.

If you have problems appreciating how big something is based solely on its dimension, then picture this: a fully grown man laying down on your ceiling spinning around. If when you picture it, it seems absurd, this fan is definitely too big for your room. A 20x20 open really is the minimum size it would be reasonable to install this in.

I tried it in a 14 x 18 foot room, and although it fit the fact that the previously installed fan wasn't even close to being centred became very, very apparent. It moves a lot of air--too much for a small room.

It's also quieter than my smaller fans.

The blades are solid and more likely to break things than be broken by them.

Installation was just like the other fans I've installed, except for I had to get my brother to help me with this one; it wasn't a one person job.

The price does seem high for a fan, but the size is impressive and the parts are made to last, so it doesn't seem all that unreasonable to me.