Nice, quiet fans. Easy to install. I had one of these fans in my office and replaced another five throughout the house with the same for an updated look.

This fan was easy to install and looks very nice in the room. The white version almost "disappears" in the white guest room that it is installed in. One guest has used the fan on high, which he had hoped to use for noise, but this didn't happen. It did create quite a breeze, but not enough noise for him. So, if you are in the market for a noisy fan, this one isn't it. But if you are looking for a non obtrusive and quiet fan/light combo for a good price, I recommend putting the Anslee on the short list. That being said, the Anslee has 3 fan settings. There is quite a difference between the medium and high fan settings. In an every day use situation, it would be nice to have the medium setting a little stronger or have 4 fan settings like some of the other models do.

I would not buy this fan again. Engineering was poor at best. I have installed 100s of fans, including hunter fans, this one was a bad design. Trim ring does not sit snug enough. Directions say to "leave at least 8 inches of wire extending from the top of the canopy". I had about 5 inches to start with. The angled fan blade attachment point requires you to put the fan blade screws in at an angle instead of engineering the connection point properly. The directions on page 7 say to screw two screws into the motor housing and it does not matter what two of the three holes you use. Well it does matter because they will not line up if you pick the wrong holes. The light kit assembly is scary. It is a wad of very short wires that you have to get through to set 3 screws. The junction box is way too small and heavy. And per a sticker on the light kit assembly if you break the globe you have to replace the entire light kit assembly. The globe, which is made of that peanut brittle glass, screws on loosely. Why not plastic? The LED bulbs are the incandescent shape. They are held in place by the old school ceramic sockets. What??? The light provided from them is dim at best.

The fan itself is of high quality, but the installation experience is not. 1. Installing the blades is very difficult because it's challenging to line up the holes in the blades to the holes in the motor arms that hold them while screwing them together. 2. Installing the light kit underneath is very hard because the hole for the third assembly screw is both difficult to see (as it's a couple of inches up into the housing) and extraordinarily hard to access (imagine balancing a screw atop a screwdriver, dodging through wiring, to a hole that's barely visible and may be misaligned). 3. The 9-pin plug connector is difficult to connect because there's not enough slack in the wiring to be able to manipulate the plugs within the tight housing. Lastly, it seems like a design flaw that the glass globe needs to be removed in order to reverse the fan direction.