Honeywell Ceiling Fans Xerxes Modern 62 Inch Ceiling Fan with Light, Remote Control Fan, LED Indoor Fan with 8 Blades, Dark Elm and Rough Pine Blade Finish Options, Bronze (50609-01)

Bold Design with Powerful PerformanceThis ceiling fan is a statement piece that doesn’t just look good—it delivers serious airflow. The **eight-blade design** moves air efficiently, making it ideal for larger spaces. The **color-changing LED light** adds a modern touch, and the **remote control** makes adjustments effortless. Installation requires patience due to its size, but once set up, it’s a stylish and functional upgrade for any room.

This thing pushed AIR MAN! Holy smokes! If you need a cheap and ineffective fan, like the one we replaces with this one, then don't get this one. If you need a fan that works well, what cools you off on a warm summer night, get this one.My only hiccup was the fact that the battery that it needs is REALLY weird. I had never seen one before, and did not know if it was gonna even be available in stores. I found one at Albertsons (a USA national chain of grocery and household goods store-kind-of-a-place)... Anyhoo...This was one of the easiest things I've been able to with the help of me and my son to assist. We used two 6' ladders to do the whole thing.First we turned off the circuit breaker outside. DO NOT TRY TO SKIP THIS STEP!!!Then we unscrewed the old fan in place and replaced the mounting bracket, (which you NEED to replace due to a little piece that helps the whole thing not come off and kill someone...) and then wire up the wires according to the manual... it was super easy. My ONLY frustration was that the only way to control the fan was to use the remote and the battery that it came with, was DEAD. For a few hours we thought we had gotten a broken fan... but it was just a battery issue. Once we got it replaces--- it was all good.We've had the fan for just over a month, and absolutely LOVE it. If you are looking for a quiet and quite beautiful fan, this is the one!Oh... and we discovered if you hold the light button on the remote, it will cause the light to dim or grow brighter... so that's cool!

Just put it up, so the initial impression is that this is a nice fan. First time hooking it up, it worked as advertised. The instructions are pretty clear and I had no problem understanding them. The light is bright and the remote works good. There is little to no delay from the pressing of a button to it’s response. It’s a good looking fan, too.This is a heavy fan and you should really have a hard point to hang this from. The cable that is attached is good for a safety measure in case the hanging point fails.All in all, it’s a nice fan.

The media could not be loaded. Here's the short and sweet: Undersized motor and poor quality control. Looks great, performs terrible. Even the replacement fan is just as disappointing. Full review below!Well, it looks great but, barely works! The fan struggles to get up to speed, especially if you select the highest setting. And even when "up to speed" it barely moves air in comparison to the basic 5 blade fan it replaced. My old, smaller 5 blade fan (50") moved more than twice the air. The motor makes a WAH WAH WAH kind of vibration/hum noise at ALL times; most pronounced when starting up. I was an electrician for many years and I know that sound... sounds like a 20 year old fan motor that's on its way out! I'll attribute it's poor performance to it's obviously bad motor; might even be just a bad capacitor but, not taking it apart to find out. Annoyed that I'm having to take it all back apart, box it up and send it back for a replacement... Really hoping the replacement doesn't have the same issues. It did, however, come with a much nicer remote than what was pictured. Hopefully, the replacement comes with the same remote.Will post an updated review once I receive the replacement...Received replacement fan on 7-14-21: Installed it today 7-19: Unfortunately, I traded one evil for another. This fans performance is slightly better than the last (and I want to emphasize slightly) but, at the cost of now a consistent, low hum. It is better than the intermittent hum of the previous fan though... barely.At this point, it's very clear what's going on here. This fan comes in, I believe, 4 different sizes. Motors are all the same it seems. And instead of using a motor on the upper end of the spectrum, Honeywell did the opposite. I'm sure this fan cranks out the CFM's in the 56" size. But when you swap out the smaller blades for the larger ones, you just can't expect to maintain the same performance. You have to have a more robust electric motor! Oh great, as I'm typing this, the "new" fan is making some very peculiar variations in its audible pitch... *SIGH* Do I really have to send this one back too? Utterly terrible fan. I'm done with this thing.

The Honeywell Xerxes 62 inch ceiling fan is a solid 4 stars. Great looking fan that has the size NOT to get lost in big room with vaulted ceilings.The 8 blades DOES REDUCE AIR FLOW in comparison to a 4 blade fan, the closer ceiling fan blades get to each other, the less air they can grab.Air flow is still adequate, though a bit anemic on high speed... but it is relatively quiet on high too, so the choice is yours.Installation was not difficult, nor did it require any special skills. I did have to modify the canopy to accomodate a steeper vaulted ceiling, andthe install was still uneventful. HINT: Read the directions.The fan wobbles on high speed, and though a balance kit is supplied, the cheap P.O.S. clip is not worth trying. It's clamping force WILL gougethe blade's finish, and snap in half before you can use it. (I used painters tape to stick it on the top side of the blade.) Balancing a fan is tedious.No one does it. Hence the crappy balancing kit.The LED light kit DOES dim (read the directions) though the long button press to do so is slow to react, and to dim the light. It works.All said I still think it's a keeper, on looks alone... It does everything else, just not great.