You’re welcome :)

Agreed! I like it enough that I hung it in my fan workshop a couple days ago. Definitely much better than the previous fan lol. Yeah I find that these mini ceiling fans that run on DC (USB, or usually 12 & 24V) are much quieter than ones that run on AC. The 50 or 60 Hz hum usually makes AC mini ceiling fans quite noisy.

Cool! Just noticed the typing mistake in my description, I think you picked up on that lol. It makes me wonder how far some manufacturers will go with blade count. It’d be wild if we ever come across one of these little ceiling fans with say, 15 blades haha! Sounds like the shop owner lost their chance to potentially make a sale lol.

Very cool! I think I’ve seen a few videos on fans like that. It seems like the majority of mini ceiling fans that run off the mains come in either 110V or 220V, so I’ve been leery about buying one since it’s 120V here in Canada. I also thought the speed control was a nice touch, especially since it’s a detachable, in-line module.

Thanks, I agree!

Thanks Matt! I agree. The fact that it’s powered by USB makes it pretty versatile too.

Thanks Lemont! I definitely agree. I guess it’s either the luck of the draw, or just choosing a more reputable brand to get fans that don’t shake. But I mean, some USA-made fans like to dance too lol. *cough* Lasko & Air King *cough*

@@TheSuperFanMan lol so true Lasko and Air King make dancing fans lol so funny wow made in China but even USA made fans dance goodness lol so true i agree

Thanks!

Indeed! I typically don’t end up using remotes on fans that come with them, but this one will probably be an exception. Considering it’ll be hanging from the ceiling, I think the remote will be really useful.

Yep! It’ll simply just run at full speed if you plug it in without the remote section.

@@TheSuperFanMan Okay thank you because am about buying it without remote control and wanted to be sure. I just hope it runs at full speed by default

This particular fan won’t work directly off a 12V battery. But I’ve seen a few mini ceiling fans on eBay and AliExpress that will work on 12V batteries. A search for “12V mini ceiling fans” should bring up some results. Hope it helps.

Hi! Assuming you're referring to hanging mini ceiling fans, not full size, hardwired ceiling fans, a simple hook screw works great. Just make sure the hook screw is installed securely, because the torque of the fan starting up can unscrew it if not fastened tightly. This works best if you screw into a wooden joist. Going into drywall, even with anchors, is not secure enough. Another option is a ceiling plant hanger that has a hook attached to a little plate with at least 2 mounting holes. This should prevent the unscrewing problem.

Awesome! I’m glad it was helpful!

Hi, yes the fan will run without the remote portion. It’ll just run at full speed when plugged in directly to a USB power source.

It doesn’t have a built in battery, so it does need to be plugged in. But if you have a portable power bank, you can run it without plugging it into the wall with an adapter.

Yep, they can be removed. But the problem is, repeatedly installing and removing them wears out the little bump on each blade that locks into the slots in the motor. To mitigate this, I loosen the screws on the upper side of the motor to open up the gap of the slots, and the blades slide out with little force and no wear.

​@@TheSuperFanManthanks! I have plans to get one to put under a new loft bed my work space won't get hot, if I get the bed.

That is exactly the same thing that’s gonna happen when I get this ceiling fan from my friend I’m gonna put it under my new loft bed

I think the model number is BSJ04-D61U, based on the box.

My amazon recommendations list in the video’s description has the link to it.

Nice!

It should be in the Amazon recommendations list in the description!

This is the next one I unboxed: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7-Eg9Kb07y9e5s.html

Yes.

I bought it for about $30 CAD. These are sold on many online stores like Amazon, eBay and AliExpress.

Nice!