LED Ceiling Fan with Lights (Reversible) and Remote, 6 Speeds, 40CM – Gold

If you want ceiling fan comfort without giving up proper lighting, this LED ceiling fan with lights is built around a 2-in-1 idea. It combines a low-profile fan with an integrated dimmable LED source, plus a reversible function so the airflow works both in warmer and colder months.

That said, it’s not trying to be a premium “statement” fan with lots of premium mounting hardware described here. On paper it looks more like a practical, bedroom-and-living-room type setup—especially if you like the convenience of remote control for both fan and light.

What to know before you buy

The headline features are straightforward. You get a modern/classic style ceiling fan with an LED light, and the light supports dimming and colour temperature adjustment via the remote.

The fan side is designed for everyday comfort with 6 air speeds, and there’s also a timer option (set to shut off on 1/2/4 hours). The reversible function is there to keep air feeling cooler in summer, and to support heat circulation in colder weather.

One thing to bear in mind: reversible fans can help with circulation, but results will still depend on room size, ceiling height and how air moves around your space. If your expectations are for dramatic temperature changes, you may feel a bit underwhelmed—this is more about comfort and airflow than miracles.

Key features that matter day to day

The LED light is described as dimmable and adjustable, with a colour temperature range of 3000K–6500K and brightness from 5% to 100%, again controlled by remote. The light is also positioned as glare-free and flicker-free with a “soft light” approach, which is particularly relevant if you’re sensitive to harsh lighting at night.

On the airflow side, 6 speeds give you room to choose. High for faster cooling, lower for calmer background airflow when you’re reading or winding down. There’s also the convenience of being able to switch the fan and light on or off individually—useful if you want just one of the two without juggling controls.

The motor is described as a DC copper motor for safety and stable operation with reduced sway, and it’s pitched as quiet enough not to disturb work or sleep. For bedrooms, that quiet promise matters more than you’d think.

Tech details, without the cold spreadsheet

This model is a small ceiling fan/light with a 40CM size option in a gold finish (with the light colours mentioned as black, white and gold—so this one is the gold variant). The integrated LED brightness is described as 24W, and it’s claimed to be around 80% more energy efficient than traditional light bulbs.

The remote control is a big part of the overall convenience here, handling brightness, colour temperature, and fan settings (including speeds and timer). There’s also mention of Bluetooth APP control, though the exact app behaviour isn’t detailed here—so it’s worth checking how you plan to control it before committing.

Where it shines, and where it may fall short

This is the sort of ceiling fan light that makes sense when you’re trying to solve two problems with one ceiling fitting: airflow comfort and adjustable lighting.

It’s positioned as suitable for places like living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and even hospitality settings such as restaurants, bars and hotels. In a normal home context, it’s especially easy to see the appeal in a bedroom where you’d want soft, dimmable lighting and gentle airflow.

If you’re the kind of buyer who expects very premium controls, lots of installation-specific accessories, or detailed technical documentation beyond what’s stated, you may find the information here a little limited. Also, while it’s described as low-profile, you still need to confirm it matches your ceiling space requirements—installation needs can vary.

Getting the most from it

A practical scenario: late evening in the bedroom. You could set the light to a warmer colour temperature (closer to 3000K) and dim it down, then run the fan at a lower speed for comfort. If you tend to forget turning things off, the 1/2/4 hour shut-off timer helps you set it and stop thinking about it.

For daytime use, you might prefer a cooler-looking light temperature (towards 6500K) and higher airflow when the room feels stuffy. Then, in winter, switch to the reverse function to support heat circulation—again, assuming your room layout allows decent airflow movement.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

It’s a good fit if you want a compact ceiling fan/light combo, you value a remote for brightness and temperature control, and you’re specifically looking for reversible airflow for year-round use.

It might not suit you if you need detailed compatibility info for the Bluetooth app, you have very specific installation constraints that aren’t covered here, or you want a “high-end” fan experience with lots of technical detail. It’s also worth noting that, based on the description alone, this sits in the practical value-for-money category rather than the most premium end of the market.

Is it worth it?

If your main goal is a quiet, remote-controlled ceiling fan with integrated dimmable LED light and reversible airflow, this one ticks several practical boxes. The combination of 6 speeds, timer shut-off, and adjustable lighting (brightness and 3000K–6500K colour temperature) makes it genuinely usable for day-to-day living.

It’s especially worth considering if you’re buying for a bedroom or living room and you’d rather avoid separate fan and lighting controls.

Just don’t assume it will overpower room conditions on its own—airflow comfort depends on your space. Also, if you’re specifically planning to rely on Bluetooth app control, it’s wise to check that the setup matches what you expect before installing.

Mini FAQ

Can the fan and light be controlled separately?

Yes—according to the description, the fan and the light can be turned on and off individually.

Does it have dimming and colour temperature control?

Yes. The LED light is described as dimmable with brightness from 5% to 100% and colour temperature adjustable from 3000K to 6500K via remote.

What does the reversible function do?

It’s intended to keep air cooler in summer and support heat circulation in colder weather.

Is it quiet enough for sleeping?

The description says it’s quiet and won’t disturb work or sleep, based on the DC copper motor and stable operation.

What timer options are available?

The fan can be set to shut off on a 1/2/4 hour timer.