Orient Electric Aeon BLDC Review: A reliable, remote-controlled ceiling fan that's easy on your wallet

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Orient Electric Aeon BLDC review: Fans are often one of the first appliances one buys for their home, especially in most parts of India, where it is a necessity most of the time. But, as things stand, most people buy the first model they find and think nothing more of it. What if I told you that buying a BLDC fan with a remote can not only transform your user experience but also save you money in the long run?

I've been using the Orient Electric Aeon BLDC fan for a while now and can share my experience detailing how useful it is and what a difference a good BLDC fan can make. But first, let me explain how a BLDC fan differs from a traditional ceiling fan.

Short for Brushless DC fans, BLDC fans are more technologically advanced compared to traditional ceiling fans, which typically have AC induction motors. Key advantages include lower power consumption, which can significantly reduce electricity bills, and increased longevity thanks to reduced friction. With that out of the way, let me tell you about my experience with the Orient Electric Aeon BLDC fan.

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If you like fans that blend in and have a minimalist aesthetic, the Aeon BLDC could be an ideal choice, especially in the Pixel White colourway. You also have other colourways to choose from if white doesn't match your décor. The fan has clean lines and a premium-looking metallic trim. Plus, it has a built-in LED night light that you can turn on if your room is dark and you want to navigate without turning on the main light—this is controlled using the remote, which is where the real value of this fan lies.

Before using a fan with a remote control, I took it for granted. But once I experienced the Aeon BLDC, there was no going back. Want to change the speed without getting up? Possible. Want to turn it on or off? Possible. Want to set a timer for it to turn off automatically? Also possible. I didn't realise I needed these features