Lumary Smart Outdoor Ceiling Fan Review: RGB Lighting + 6 Speeds + Alexa

Hello and welcome. This season I put together a gazebo for my backyard. I've been very happy with it. The performance, quality of the build, as well as the materials. The one thing that I was missing was an overhead light. I wanted it to be a fan. I wanted it to be LED. I wanted it to look good and I wanted it to be smart so that I had all the bells and whistles that I could control either with an app or remote control or whatever options were available. Well I had looked around most of the summer. Nothing really came across my screen that I was really interested in. A couple did but they were way out of my budget price. So a couple weeks ago I saw that Lumery, which is a very popular brand. I've even seen them at Best Buy and other big box stores. Well Lumery had recently put out a ceiling fan with LED lights, smart options, all the stuff that I was looking for and it was just released and at the same time the price fit my budget. So I decided to pick it up, take a closer look, test it out and if you're interested in those findings stay tuned. So I received my fan within a couple days. I went ahead and unboxed it. Saw that the packaging was excellent. Product was very well protected. There were no scratches. Nothing had shifted in there. So that's something I like to see right from the unboxing. Now inside there weren't too many parts. Very simple to put together. A couple different pieces as far as the stem length. One is about six inches. The other one's about 10 inches. I opted for the longer 10 inch rod when it came to mounting because the ceiling on my Gazebo was pretty high. There was a little manual that easily explains the assembly process. Just a matter of removing a little rod in there that has a clip that's built onto the stem in the light itself. Choose whatever length rod you want to put in there. Undo a couple of the screws that are set in there. Some set screws. Reverse that order. Put the pin back in. Tighten down those screws. Connect the electrical wire and you're pretty much good to go. My Gazebo already had the attachment on the roof or on the ceiling that I can just go ahead and click the little carabiner into in order to be able to mount the light. But if your setup doesn't have that, this ceiling fan does come with various options and the attachment for you to be able to mount the light. And what's cool too is whether you're attaching it to wood, cement, metal, all the extra hardware or the screws and bolts also come in the packaging with this fan. You can run the power cord. It's just one power cord that you need to attach in order for the light to function. And for me, it was just easier across the top or the roof of my Gazebo. And my power source was right there at the end. So that worked out pretty well. Still not really sure if I do want to keep that power cord on the roof, especially through the winter and things like that. So I'm not 100% yet. I might rerun it and do it on the inside so that that power cord has a bit more protection from the weather. But from what I see, the way that it's built, it's good to go. It's meant to be outdoors. It's meant to be in extreme weather. So I'll be addressing that in the near future. But knowing me, I'll probably leave it exactly the way it is since it's working well. There are various ways to operate this fan. It comes with a remote control. Keep in mind that it's going to need two AAA batteries that do not come with the package. A little disappointing, but not the end of the world. I happen to have a couple in stock. Through the two batteries in there, I was able to easily pair the remote control. Once again, all that information is in the little manual. It'll walk you right through it. You can use a remote control. There is also a Lumary app that has every bell and whistle and color combination for LED lights and many more options that you'll probably ever use, at least in my case. But it's nice to see that they're in there and to have those options. And you can also use your voice because it does work with Amazon Alexa and Google. So it's very nice to see all of those options because I know in the past, if I misplaced my remote control, now I can't use my light or use my ceiling fan. So having those couple extra options, if your batteries die and your remote, definitely a thumbs up in my book. The fan is made for indoor and outdoor, so it is waterproof. There is also a cage around the fan that helps to protect not only your own fingers or if you're up there doing something, but also any wildlife, you know, birds, insects, kind of helps to keep them out of that range. The app itself, you can actually set it that the lights will blink and change depending on your music and the sound. There's also an option for gaming and it to be able to control by the way that the gaming is moving or the sound in your game is moving. As I mentioned earlier, the possibilities are endless. Keep in mind that I will put much more information in the description as well as my affiliate link if you do choose to purchase one of these ceiling fans. So be sure to check out that information and like, subscribe, all that good stuff. Very appreciated on my end. So some of the specs on this ceiling fan from Lumery. It is designed for patio, balcony, gazebo. It works both indoor and outdoor. The power source is AC-DC. It offers adjustable height, LED light, remote controlled, waterproof, and Wi-Fi enabled. The controlling methods are app, remote, and voice. As I mentioned, the lighting source is LED. You can control it via Amazon Alexa, Android, Google Assistant, remote control, and iOS. And the connectivity protocols are Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The total light output is 3,000 lumens. So bottom line, if you are in a market for an outdoor fan that has countless possibilities when it comes to lighting because of the way that the LED is set up and the way that the app and remote control operate, one that is waterproof, built to last, looks great, and super easy to assemble, definitely take a look at this ceiling fan light from Lumery.