ocioc Quiet Ceiling Fan with LED Light 22 inch Large Air Volume Remote Control for Kitchen Bedroom Dining Room Patio

This fan was purchased to replace a similar dam that quit working. I was surprised by the adorable price, as this was half the price I paid for the older one. It has to be assembled, but was easy to do. The instructions aren’t the best, but you can still get the idea of what to do. It was easy to mount and is working great! The remote makes it so easy to change the settings and even the light color. It’s in my son’s room and looks great with his decor and is pretty quiet even when running at maximum speed. He loves it!

Exactly what I was looking for. Got a bunk bed for my kid so the regular 42 in ceiling fan was overlapping the top of the bed, this fan (the shortest 22 in version) is half the size of a regular ceiling fan but moves air just as good as any regular sized fan. The propeller design of the shorter blades helps push more air out onto the sides not only downwards which is what I needed to help cool down the top of the bunk bed area for my kid. It is also very quiet on it's slowest speed, and the light output is great, it can be bright or dim, warm or daylight. Figuring out the install was a bit difficult at first but doable with some patience.

This fan is the best fan I’ve ever had. It’s powerful that it blows the air down on you really well blows your hair around whatever for such a small fan. It does an amazing job. I just painted my kitchen white and it blends in perfectly, and when the blades are going at full speed, you can’t even see the blades. It just looks like around light. I love the different adjustments for the lighting to bright or to a more golden glow because I like it at night so tonight so bright. It checks all the boxes in my book. I would definitely buy this again.

The fan works well. We’ve had it for 270 days and really like it. I think there’s room for improvement on the light setting. There is a warm light and a cool light option, but there is no dimming option. If you’re a person who likes ambient light, this might not be for you. And if you’re looking for a budget-friendly fan, that works well to circulate air, this may be for you. I do appreciate the fact that it has a reverse option so that in the cooler months, I can move warm air down. It does work with remote and a switch, but the switch only turns it on and off, so if your switch is off and you try using your remote to turn the fan on, obviously it’s not going to work. It also turns the light on every time you use your light switch to turn it off and on. We prefer to keep the switch on at all times and just turn it off by remote when needed for efficiency. As For looks, it’s fine, it’s simple. It’s not beautiful, but I don’t think anyone buys a fan for looks or design purposes. The fan has the ability to go from modes 1-6, and even on the highest setting, it’s not noisy. We have it wired in our screened in covered outdoor patio. As of now it works well for our small space and does the job. If anything changes, I will come back and update.

It (22” model) can be a bit fiddlely to get the blades on but once you get the method, it goes easy! If you want to make it really easy, magnetize your screwdriver. Also use a #1 Philips for the blade screws for best torq. And did i mention i have never had to balance a single one of these fans, EVER! They are quiet and have some nice features. Light output is a bit on the low side for my preferences but if you have other lamps in the room, its not an issue. For the price, the quality is excellent. The remote seems to work every time and is easy to navigate blindfolded or in the dark.

Ordered June of 2025 and while it started out great and as of last week the fan entirely gave out and no linger works. Talk a out unreliable! The controller beeps after pairing the remote and I've done the troubleshooting steps but the fan & light will not come on. I even changed the batteries to see if that would help with the connectivity, but nope. Nada. I did ask Alexa on here about the issue and this was the response I got: Sorry to hear your ocioc Quiet Ceiling Fan is giving you trouble, ******. Based on customer Q&As and reviews, this is a known issue. Here's what's commonly reported and suggested: Quick checks to try: Keep the wall switch ON – The fan requires constant power; the remote controls on/off. Turning the wall switch off and back on can cause the receiver to lose pairing. Check wiring connections – Loose wiring is a common cause of both the fan and light failing at the same time. Replace remote batteries – Even if the light still works, weak batteries can prevent the fan from responding. Re-pair the remote – Turn off wall power for 30 seconds, restore it, then try pressing the remote buttons within 30 seconds of restoring power. Unfortunately, many customers and the Q&A section note that these units are essentially "one-and-done" — if the receiver fails, there are no replacement parts available, and the entire unit typically needs to be replaced. Your options: Contact the seller – Go to Your Orders, find the order, select "Problem with order" → "Contact seller." The brand offers a 5-year warranty, so you may qualify for a replacement. Replace the unit – If the warranty process doesn't work out, I can help you find a similar or upgraded ceiling fan. Would you like help finding a replacement fan, or would you prefer to contact the seller first? So in short: Buyer beware.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Eventually) I purchased this tiny ceiling fan under the mistaken assumption that "tiny" meant "easy to install." What I actually bought was a precision engineering challenge apparently designed by a watchmaker with a grudge against humanity. The fan comes with three adorable little blades. Installing them requires feeding nine microscopic screws through a hole roughly the diameter of a coffee stirrer while simultaneously aligning the blade, bracket, screw, and your remaining will to live. I quickly discovered that a standard screwdriver was useless. The only thing that worked was a high end rare earth magnetic screwdriver, which, incidentally, cost more than the fan itself. You would have a better chance of winning a game of pick-up sticks with your butt cheeks than getting those screws in without a good magnetic screwdriver. Installing the three blades took almost an hour (some of it was spent trying to find my magnetic screwdriver) after many failed attempts. By my calculations, that's about 20 minutes per blade, or roughly 8 minutes per screw. Don't ask me how the math works; after staring into that tiny screw hole for nearly an hour, reality became flexible. The real excitement came on the final blade. If the last screw happened to fall off the magnetic screwdriver before catching the threads, there was absolutely no way to retrieve it. The only solution was to remove another screw, remove the blade, fish out the escaped screw, reinstall everything, and question every life decision that led to this moment or start a solo game of Operation with tweezers. Trust me, neither option improved my mood at this point. The good news? Once the blades were finally attached, the fan itself was incredibly easy to hang and install. It runs great, looks nice, and moves plenty of air for its size. I'd also like to thank the manufacturer for not including batteries for the remote control. After spending nearly an hour installing the blades, I really appreciated the bonus scavenger hunt through my junk drawer looking for 2 AAA batteries. Nothing completes a home improvement project quite like one final surprise trip around the house. In summary: Fantastic little fan. Works great. Just be prepared for a blade installation experience that feels like performing arthroscopic surgery on a hummingbird.

This is the weirdest ceiling fan I have ever installed, HOWEVER, it’s awesome! I enjoy turning it on! 6 speeds, three light settings, so quiet…all you hear is the wind from the fan blades. The fan blades are designed much like a boat propeller…they scoop and move a lot of air. There are others comments about assembly of the blades and I can understand it can be a little challenging. I found that if you hold the fan upside down, gravity holds the Phillips head screw to the screwdriver while you feed it up through the holes. It was not a big deal for me really. I’ll be looking for one just like it but much larger. Good product!

Robusto ed efficiente

Silent and powerfull, love the night light mode :)

What a great little fan! We bought it for our trailer, which had a ceiling fan, but was crushed by the slides when closing (by dealership, not us). This little fan fits perfectly, without having to worry about clearance. The fan is able to push a fair amount of air for such a little unit. It won't blow papers off a desk or anything, but it creates good airflow in our living/kitchen area of our trailer, which is a large 42' destination trailer. The light is also quite good, allowing a range of colour from harsh white to a very warm yellow. And thankfully it is able to dim, because it is very bright on the highest setting. All these adjustments are done gradually, not just high medium low settings. And everything is controlled by the well laid out remote. Installation went well, it took me about 30 minutes to remove the old fan and install this one. You really only need 1 Philips head screw driver, but it is essential that is is magnetic. Overall, great purchase, worth the price!

This is a quiet and compact fan with led lights and remote. It enables change of light to soft and bright, 6 speeds and timer function. Reason I brought was primarily to have a compact blades as I have low ceiling height, and it greatly minimizes probability for accidents. Overall, good value for money.

Excelente calidad, diseño y funciones. Una joya escondida en Amazon. 100% recomendable