Smart ceiling fans—models with wireless remote controls and digital-assistant compatibility—are a relatively new thing. But you can still control a legacy fan if you replace your in-wall switch with ...

The Bond Bridge isn’t a cheap way to add smart features to your ceiling fan, but it costs less than the alternatives and it’s effective. It seems like the smart home industry has been slowly moving ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In an increasingly connected world, the right selection of smart devices can bring you and your home into the future. And by "the future," we ...

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This Haiku smart fan is an 84" brushed copper anodized aluminum with black hardware from Big Ass Fans and has 7 speeds. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, Americans spend about 12% of their ...

Lutron’s first-ever fan speed controller announcement was a hit at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show two months ago. Now Lutron’s Smart Fan Speed Control is shipping from $59, and early customers ...

Most people look forward with enthusiasm to the warm summer temperatures, but some of the excitement wears off when higher electricity bills arrive after running the air conditioner 24/7. However, air ...

Keep your place cool with a connected fan you can conveniently control with your phone or voice. We've rounded up the best smart ceiling, desk, pedestal, and tower fans we've tested to make your ...

When we reviewed the Dreo CLF521S ($189.99) ceiling fan last year, it earned an Editor’s Choice award for its affordable price, powerful airflow, and generous feature set, which includes voice control ...

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