atomberg Renesa Enzel 1200mm BLDC Ceiling Fan with Remote | 5 star | Advance Air+ Technology | LED Speed Indicator | Low Noise | Sleek Design | Power Saving | 3 Year Warranty | Gloss White

Really impressed with this Atomberg Renesa Enzel fan! The design looks modern and premium. Airflow is strong and cools the room quickly. Very silent and consumes less electricity. Perfect for daily use and long-term saving. Highly recommended!

Am giving a full review all aspects of this fan 1. I purchased this fan for silence, more speed(RPM), less heat as motor don't heat, last energy efficient. 2. If you keep fan on 1,2,3 you will barely hear any sound, 4, sound like ac,5th sound like boost mode on ac ,0n boost mode this fan makes lots of noice you will get used to after 3-4 days but it makes a lot of noice due to cheap fan blades 5 out 4 for them. 3. If ur in ac room & your room is sealed congratulations you will feel cool more longer & you can keep using it in sealed room it will not increase the template i can feel difference. 4. Yes its energy efficient power consumption level on every level it consume 5-6 watt extra oike level one 5 watt level 2 - 9 watt level 4 17 watt boost mode 32-35 watt. 5. Fan motor n blades make noice if ur a student maditator won't like it i always keep it in between 4-5. 6. Remote is too small if u forget someone will take hours to find 3.5 inches remote it works well but you have to point out towards fan so while sleeping if u think ull press button and it will change then no u have to keep it towards the fan and it has ratina light will be able to see buttons in night. 7. Fan LED is good in night if u want deep dark turn it off its like moon light on 50% I don't like it, Feedback 1. Sleep timer is worst i mean there should be option how low speed u want every two our it will reduce 1. 2. Please make good fan blades they make noice on boost mode & change remote size add more options like I wanted to decrease my fan speed only one after an hour but if it keep reducing ill feel hot 3. Fan look good but both cups are not of good size plastic is long lasting but little cheap 4. Your fan hanging road is too small it took me 3 hours to do it then i brought a new road and again atleast provide long bolts n nuts in both fan caps they are of no use very small size. Final thing you are an indian company that's why i brought it but please don't overcharge for looks n Colors only ull gain more profit i found motor is almost same in all just for looks u charging 1000 rs 3300 to 4500 it doesn't worth its cost i wanted to buy 4 but due to this brought only one Last please make more n more silent fan we will pay more no issue & of good quality not like the technique you use that we have anti dust fan no fan in the world is anti dust people of india are getting educated so no such terms BDW nice fan

I'm giving the review after using it for 5 months. It's value for money , and the electricity bill is reduced so much. Noise is there a bit but you can adjust.

The look of the fan is very good.looks modern.Noise is ignorable.Speed is slightly low . Only consumes 35 watt in boost mode.overall nice product .

I am writing this after 3 years of using an Atomberg Renesa. While the fan initially delivered on its promise of energy efficiency and lower electricity bills, its long-term reliability has been a massive disappointment. 1. The "Post-Warranty" Trap Exactly as the 3-year warranty period ended, the fan started giving multiple issues. First, the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) failed, causing speed fluctuations and eventually a total shutdown. Shortly after, the shaft and bearings began making grinding noises. 2. Repair Cost vs. Purchase Price The most frustrating part is the repair cost. A PCB replacement is being quoted at roughly ₹750– ₹1,200, which is nearly 50-60% of the cost of a new fan. In contrast, a legacy AC induction fan can be fixed by any local electrician for just ₹200–₹400 (usually a simple capacitor or bearing change). 3. Comparison with Legacy AC Fans Traditional fans (like Usha or Crompton) are "buy-it-and-forget-it" appliances that often last 10-15 years with minimal maintenance. While Atomberg saves about ₹1,500/year on electricity, a single hardware failure effectively wipes out those savings. 4. Need for Better Customer Experience Atomberg needs to focus on the total cost of ownership. Selling an expensive "innovative" product that turns into e-waste after 3 years because of overpriced spare parts is not sustainable. The company must: Lower the cost of out-of-warranty spares. Train more local technicians so users aren't dependent on proprietary, expensive brand service. Improve the durability of the electronic components. Final Verdict: If you are looking for a fan that lasts, stick to the legacy AC fans. Atomberg is great for the short term, but be prepared to pay the price (literally) once the warranty expires. Definitely I am not a returning customer and other should also notice this issue.

It's a good quality product satisfied with the service easy to install decent airflow superb look light weight 👍

I recently purchased 3 nos of your Renesa fans, through Amazon. As I like to dabble in mechanical fitments of domestic appliances, I did the entire fitment myself. In 3 of my bedrooms. Following are my observations. Cons - 1.h The instruction manual has many grammatical mistakes and it takes away the sheen of being an Indian product. I know we Indians lack in finish. It just buttresses my observations, sadly. 2. You have thoughtfully provided a safety cable in the box. But, the instructions on how to use this appropriately and correctly, are very confounding. A step by step diagrammatic installation procedure would have been very helpful. Take a Japanese manual as an example. They simplify it through cartoons and make the entire understanding process so much easier. You have tried to keep it concise and short, almost hurrying the process. Whereas, more real estate should have been provided when it comes to a safety application. Which end should actually go where and what should be anchored to what, is really puzzling. 3. The down tube has so many sharp edges that it cut into my wires repeatedly. I had to install new sets twice. At every opening provided, top, bottom or at right angles, wherever there was an opening, there was burr. Sharp burr. This is downright deplorable as it is a safety issue. If you acknowledge it to be, that is. I know de-burring is very menial job and does not come into the grand scheme of all things manufacturing. But it can make or break many a product. Please look at it very carefully. 4. The down tube can have a small plastic wire or a more environmental friendly string pre-attached to it. This will help in routing the electrical wire from the connector of motor to the connector of the power input. Small things matter. 5. The hardware provided, nuts, bolts etc. are not of good quality. Though the yellow zinc plating seems good. The holes for the split pins are not deburred (there!). The nuts are not concentric to the threading, which as a result rotate eccentrically when rotated on the bolt prior to tightening. This will mean that it will not fit flat or at right angles to the axis of the bolt, rendering tightening, suspect. The split pin is the only savior. Hopefully. 6. The paper tape applied on the motor body as a soft medium between the blade and motor, tears off easily. When the screws and spring washer are removed, prior to mating the blades to the motor. The spring washer digs in too much into the paper tape. 7. When one turns on the fan, via remote, there is sound and then the fan starts rotating to the desired speed. Trust this is normal and not a cause for alarm. 8. Have the fans been dynamically balanced? The reason for this query is, one of the fans does an orbital motion around its anchoring point. I double checked the shackle and all joints for proper fitment. Do tell me about it. Pros- 1. Surprisingly small and light weight motor. Pleasure to hold in one's hands. Hope it lasts well. My older ceiling fan has lasted me around 20 years and still working well. Had to give it off in exchange! 2. Because of the smaller diameter motor, the blades look longer. Gives a wider/larger sweep look. 3. Remote works very well and is very convenient too. Hoping the Design and Manufacturing team will look into these aspects

The fan looks great and performs well overall. Air delivery, design, and silent operation are all very good, and I was happy with the product in most aspects. However, the main issue is wobbling, which has been there since installation. I even contacted customer support and a technician visited, but unfortunately the wobbling issue is still not resolved. Except for this problem, everything else is good, but for a new fan this is disappointing.

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Item is good but one pc is not working properly how can you resolve this problem?

I believe during the packaging, due to extensive wrapping the wings have little bended due to which fan is shaky. I got this fan earlier and the wings were just fine.