Reviewed by 8 customers
Good fan bad light
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hunterfan.comThe fan was easy to install. It works with both the remote that comes with it and the optional wall switch. The wall switch requires batteries which is a bit tedious. The materials seem to be of higher quality and the fan came out of the box well balanced, needing no further adjusting. It is quiet and the wind is all the noise it makes. The only gripe has to do with the light. We have a large bedroom with a high sloped ceiling, and despite what other reviews say, it gets plenty bright for us. However, the LED doesn't not fully turn off. It glows a very low glow. It is not enough to keep me awake and the wife likes it because it's enough to navigate the room should she need to use the restroom in the middle of the night. I'm worried though because other reviewers have mentioned a flickering/strobe behavior, which would be very bothersome should it arise. Maybe a nighttime mode for those who want it would be good, but given the cost of this fan, I think a light that turns off completely isn't asking too much.
Pros and cons
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hunterfan.comFan is strong and color is good with various metals- it's like a neutral, champagne color. Quite different and nice. The light is very mediocre, not sufficient for a room even at full illumination and doesn't adjust easily.
Best Casablanca fan!
I have owned in the past other Casablanca fans, they are the best! The Correne is awesome, quiet, love the remote with its features! I am getting ready to purchase another one!! I highly recommend it
Almost a 10
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hunterfan.comFan is very nice. Remote and dimming function take some time to get use to. Wish lighting was brighter.
Correne Fan
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hunterfan.comBeautiful fan for our living room. It is silent and powerful and adds a fresh look that ties in well with our interior design.
Casablanca Fan Company
Burton A. Burton originally joined the U.S. ceiling fan market with a belt-driven ceiling fan intended for commercial use. Then the energy crises of the mid-1970s hit, and Burton took his ceiling fan to the residential market, officially kicking off the Casablanca Fan Company in 1974. As the market grew, so did Casablanca Fans' line of decorative ceiling fans.