Hampton Bay 24750 Huntington III Ceiling Fan

Pros: Very easy to install. Comes with a lifetime warranty.
Cons: Trade a little bit of style choice for diversity.

Introduction When I first moved to Florida in 1999, one of the first improvements I made to my apartment was the addition of a ceiling fan. Ceiling fans are considered virtually standard here, and even the most basic apartments usually include ...

Pros: Very quiet motor, and no need to ever oil bearings. plenty of fresh air
Cons: I am sure someone will find some but I cannot find any cons

I have owned a lot of ceiling fans in my lifetime. Styles have changed over the years and so has the quality of most ceiling fans. Many companies offer great ceiling fans at different prices ranges,depending on the style and length of blades that you ...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Worthless warranty and low quality interior parts.

The warranty covers only what really doesn't go bad.

I've had my two Hampton Bay fans for three years. So far, I've blown the switch once (literally fell apart and NOT covered by warranty) and the starting capacitor twice (1 in each fan). Those capacitors are hard to find and the only online source I've found has a $25 minimum and $7.20 S&H, so if you can't find one locally and end up buying for where I did, you'll end up paying $32.20 to replace the starting cap yourself. I'll never buy another Hampton Bay again. When the motor goes, or the next switch or starting cap goes, I'll use another brand.