Best Ceiling Fan 2024 | Best Ceiling Fan Under 1500 | Best BLDC Fan in India 2024

Today we have more than 300 models of ceiling fans available in India in 2024 and if you have to choose one ceiling fan for your home or office, then how will you choose? Definitely, this video can help you the most because I bought the best ceiling fans in India and installed them, used them and after comparing I am showing you this video. So if you have any budget, of ₹1500, ₹2000, or ₹3000, you buy the best ceiling fan in that budget. My name is Vineet Malhotra and no one can show you a ceili

ng fan comparison like this. You are watching the video, and you will buy a good ceiling fan. But let me tell you about the ceiling fan so that you can get an idea of what you are going to buy. Until 5-7 years ago, the ceiling fans you used to get were made of heavy metal or aluminum and had a 75W motor. And we use a ceiling fan for almost 24 hours a day in summer. So let me give you an idea of the electricity consumption of that type of ceiling fan and what type of ceiling fans we are getting i

n today's date. If you look at this graph carefully, then this 75W ceiling fan will use approximately ₹90 of electricity for 10 hours. If we take the cost of ₹8 per electricity unit. And if you run the ceiling fan at full speed, then within 10 hours, the same ceiling fan will use electricity of ₹180. So the average is about ₹135. Now you will say, what is ₹135? It doesn't make any difference. But yes, it does make a difference because what if I tell you that you can cut your electricity bill by

half, then this makes a difference. And you get this from the BLDC motor ceiling fan. In the budget range, you won't get a BLDC motor ceiling fan But I have chosen ceiling fans in such a budget range in which you won't get 75W, but in a 50W motor, you will get the same air circulation, you will get and feel the same air, with which your money will be saved. And ceiling fans are also good, they will last for years. Now I will show you the comparison. Your budget doesn't need to be ₹2,000 or ₹3,00

0. Maybe you want to buy a ceiling fan under ₹1,500 and that is completely fine. Then which of these many fans that you get is the best? There are two best fans and I bought them both and put them in my office. I used them and I am showing you their comparison now. Bajaj's Frore which comes with a 390 RPM motor is also a very great ceiling fan. And the second is, Crompton's fan with a 380 RPM motor, Super Breeze 1. Both come with 1200mm blades and in both, you will get a 100% copper motor and do

uble ball bearing. In Bajaj, you will get to see an ABS plastic body but in Crompton, you will get to see powder-coated aluminum blades, which is very good. And in both ceiling fans, there is no remote control which means what we used to use earlier means what we still do today, operating with a button and a regulator. You will have to operate in the same way but the ceiling fans of earlier times which had a 75W motor. You won't get that in these two. In these two, you will get 51W and 52W motor

s, which is very very good. But there is no shortage in performance when you see both of them you will get a very fast speed. Both of them perform very well and in both of them, the double ball bearing motor you get of 100% copper is very good with which you will get the air in the whole room very well. Both of them will have a 2-year warranty from the brand and both cost between ₹1,400-₹1,500. I have given the links of both of them in the description box and you have to download the VM-One Ceil

ing Fan list. You will get the link in the description box. Now how do you choose? If you want a lightweight fan, Bajaj is the best one. But if you want an aluminum body fan, then you have to buy Crompton. These two have no problems and there is no noise after installing them and running them. And that is why they are the best ceiling fans in the budget range. Their links are given. What are you waiting for? Go and check it out. But you wanted a little designer fan. If you don't have any problem

in a little higher budget. So for you, I have a very great fan. And I really understand that if you want to install a fan in a living room or drawing room, you need a little designer fan. So for you, I have Havells Ambrose. This is a very good ceiling fan. You get very good air delivery in this as well. And in this too, the RPM is very good, 390. And this is also a double-ball-bearing ceiling fan. In which you will get to see powder-coated aluminium blades and this also comes without a remote m

eaning you will get to see push button control. You will operate it with the regulator and its air delivery is just amazing. But do you know what's good? Even in this, it does not have the heavy motor of the old days. You will get a motor of 52W which will also save electricity and you will also get very good air, it is a very good thing. This Havells fan is very good-looking and gives good air too. Because it is a little heavy and its blades are very good. The Bajaj and Crompton fans that I tol

d you about before, they weighed around 3 and 3.5 kgs but this Havells fan weighs 4.8 kgs. Do you know what this means? That its blades are a little heavy and when those heavy blades will give you very good air circulation and the air will come to every corner of the room then you will feel good. You get a 2-year comprehensive warranty and this ceiling fan is actually very good if you have a budget of approximately ₹2,200. Yes, this is the price of it today and these prices can change. That's wh

y I have given you its links in the description box and also in the VM-One Ceiling Fan list. You must check it out. I think this is a very good and stylish ceiling fan in a budget. And you should buy it because obviously if your budget is around ₹2,000-₹2,300 and if you want air circulation in every corner of the room because its blades as I already told you are really good. What are you waiting for? Go ahead. Now let's move ahead and come to a slightly different comparison because the BLDC fans

that I told you about at the beginning of the video. There is a lot of confusion in them also. And I want to solve that confusion. First of all, let me tell you that if your budget is above ₹2,500, then definitely you should buy a BLDC fan and you will get the same at present. But between ₹2,500 and ₹3,000 if you want the best ceiling fan then you will have two options in your mind and which are those two best options? One is Bajaj, which is a very great fan and you obviously trust the name of

Bajaj. And secondly, Crompton. This Crompton's ceiling fan is also very good and I have been using it for a long time. You get a 340 RPM motor in both ceiling fans and their airflow is almost equal. You will get a BLDC motor in both ceiling fans but in Crompton, you get powder-coated aluminum blades, whereas in Bajaj you will get to see ABS plastic blades, which are very lightweight and the weight of the overall ceiling fan is 3.2 kg. Whereas Crompton's ceiling fan weighs 4.5 kg. You can tell fr

om the weight that what is the difference in build quality between Crompton and Bajaj's fans but there is another difference between both BLDC fans. In Crompton's BLDC fan, you will get a 35W motor whereas in Bajaj's BLDC fan, you will get a 26W motor. Now in both of these, even if a little bit, but there will be a difference in electricity consumption. This difference will not be much but you should know. As such, both the ceiling fans are very good in use and we did not face any problems using

both of them. The airflow is very good with both of them. And there is no difference in warranty and price. Both Crompton and Bajaj give 2 years of comprehensive warranty on their fans and are almost similarly priced. Approximately costing between ₹2,700 to ₹2,800 at this time. Their links are given in the description box and in the VM-One Ceiling Fan list. Both fans are good. You will see another difference between both fans. In Crompton's fan, you get anywhere point remote control. Generally,

if you want to operate a BLDC remote control fan, you will have to point the remote control towards the fan, and then press the button. But this is not the case in Crompton. You can direct the remote in any direction, and it will work. And that is so convenient sometimes because it is a little inconvenient when you have to run the fan in this way by pointing to it. Now that is something to note. It was my duty to tell you. I have given you both the links in the description box. Crompton is slig

htly a better one according to me. It's your choice. If you want to buy Bajaj, then I have given you the links. Go and check it out. In this category, there are two more ceiling fans. In the BLDC category too, and they are very good too. And one fan among them, for the last three years, I have been ranking No. 1 in ceiling fan videos. I am talking about Atomberg's Efficio. But this year, Atomberg's Efficio has got a little upgrade. And this year its looks and design have been slightly changed an

d it has also got LED lights. So this fan is again a very good ceiling fan but this is going to be compared to this Activa ceiling fan. Both these ceiling fans are very good and in Activa, you will get a 390 RPM motor whereas in Atomberg's Efficio Alpha, you get a motor of 365 RPM. Both are BLDC motor fans with 48-inch or 1200-mm blades. In both, you get an aluminium blade design which is very good. In both, you get to see sleep and timer functions. But one extra good thing that you will get in

Activa is the reverse motor rotation function. This reverse motion is a unique feature that you will get in this Activa fan. And in this, the fan will start to move backward, which can control humidity according to Activa. During reverse motion, there is no airflow below at all, and we have tested it in winter too. And we were very happy with this feature. Both the BLDC fans have a 28W motor. Both have aluminum blades, so what's the difference between these two fans? Let me tell you another big

difference. In the ceiling fan of Activa, you will get a double ball bearing. Whereas, you won't get it in the Efficio of Atomberg. This is also a major difference that will help you decide which ceiling fan is better for your home or office. There is no difference in the weight of Atomberg and Activa. Activa weighs 5 kg and Atomberg weighs 4.7 kg. There is another difference between the two fans which can be a deciding factor for you. Because this is a big difference. When you buy an Activa fan

, you will get a 5-year warranty. In fact, you will get a 5 plus 1, 6 years warranty. You just have to register the warranty on the Activa website and you will get an extra 1-year warranty. But in Atomberg you will get a 2-year warranty. And the price? Yes, there is a slight difference between the prices also. Atomberg will cost you between ₹2,700-₹2,800 right now, whereas Activa's fan will cost you between ₹2,500-₹2,600. Now this difference is a little less but that is completely fine. You have

to see which of these fan features you like the most. For me, the functional features of Activa Fan are very good, particularly the reverse one. And if I need it, I will use it, if not, I won't use it. But at least it has the function. If I feel like using it, I will use it. But in Atomberg, where there is no such feature, I can't use it even if I want to. That is the point that I want to tell you. Now you have to think which fan you liked the most. Both are good ceiling fans. You won't make an

y mistake by buying any of the two ceiling fans. Both the links are given in the description box and in the VM-One Ceiling Fan list as well. What are you waiting for? Go and check it out. The fan that I am going to talk about, I have been using it for the last 3-4 years in my studio. And this is a fantastic ceiling fan and it has also got an upgrade. And the upgrade is good also and bad also. I am talking about Atomberg's Renesa. This is a fantastic ceiling fan and I don't know how many ceiling

fans I bought and gifted to many but I didn't get any fan like this. If you want a slightly designer fan on a low budget, I am not saying it's a complete designer fan but it is slightly designer fan. In Atomberg's Renesa you get a 360-RPM motor and according to the company's claim it saves ₹1,500 per year but we will keep that company claim aside, I will tell you that you will get a brilliant BLDC motor of 28W and this whole fan is made of aluminum body and you will also get to see aluminum blad

es in it and the LED function in the middle and these LED lights they are very good because they will indicate to you what is the speed of the fan? You can turn it off or on according to your choice. And you will also get a great remote control in which you will get speed, timer, sleep all these functions but do you know the best part? That when you will use this fan on the inverter or if you have low voltage at home then you will use this fan and for that matter if you will use any BLDC fan the

n you will not have any problem because I have seen many houses where there is a lot of problem of voltage. Suppose there is a supply of 180 volts or 190 volts and the fan is almost like this but there is nothing like this. You get these benefits in BLDC motor and particularly in Renesa, there is no problem at all, and that is beautiful. This fan weighs 4.2 kg, looks beautiful and in its build quality, there is no problem due to its low weight. But due to its low weight, the airflow you get is a

mazing. I have used Atomberg's Renesa in rooms from 180 sq. ft. to 250 sq. ft. and I am super happy with this fan. And I don't have any problem with this fan. There is no noise in it. And you will get good airflow in every direction when you use it. There is no problem at all, provided you use exactly the same accessories that you get in the box. Because many times, we put our new fan on the rod that we used before. But that is wrong. Because the rod also you get in the box should be exactly the

same, should be of the same weight and it will hold the fan and will give you the right airflow and air throw when you use the same rod. So make sure you do that. I didn't see any con in this fan. Its price is approximately between ₹3,700 to ₹3,800. These prices keep changing. I have given you the links in the description box. But I forgot to tell you the warranty. You get a 3-year comprehensive warranty on Renesa. And it will cost you around ₹3,700-₹3,800. But you will see one more fan Renesa

Enzel. That fan is also almost of this type. It will cost you probably ₹200 less i.e. approximately ₹3,500 at this time. The prices can change. The only difference between these two is that you will get a 2-year warranty in Renesa Enzel and there is a slight difference in the paper specs. But actually, it doesn't matter. Both these fans are exactly the same to use. I can say they are rather similar and the air comes out exactly the same. You can choose any of the two ceiling fans you like. You c

an choose the Renesa with a 3-year warranty or the Renesa Enzel with 2 years warranty but it is ₹200 cheaper. It's up to you. I have given you both the links in the description box and in the VM-One Ceiling Fan list. Go ahead, what are you waiting for? It takes us about a year to bring you such videos. The reason is that the fans we have been testing for many years in comparison to them, the new fans we have taken in previous summers or this time, we have to compare them and tell you that after

testing in every room, which ceiling fan is the best for your purchase. How did you like this video? Please tell me. And friends, please support me. If you purchase through my affiliate link, then your price will not change even a single rupee, but this channel will be helped financially. I will not earn much from your purchase of ₹1,500 or ₹2,000, I will earn a little bit. But this little bit is enough for me. I hope you will support me. You will find all my affiliate links in the description b

ox and also in the VM-One Ceiling Fan list. Before leaving, I am giving you two video suggestions which will be very important for you this summer. Do check them out I will see you in my next comparison video. It's getting hot, get ready. I am also bringing videos. Bye bye.