Fan control works great, dimmer could be better for todays lower power bulb requirements.
352797
I wanted simply a dimmer control the fan light and needed something that had both controls in a single outlet.  The fan portion of this works great.  However, the dimmer leaves a bit more to be desired.  I'm using CREE 60w (9.5w actual) 800 lumen equivalent LED light bulbs since you can't buy 40w/60w incandescent anymore.  As others have mentioned you must turn the light on half way in order for the lights to come up at all.  That by itself wouldn't be a huge deal, except that it is very hard to get the lights dim with the LEDs without them shutting off completely.  Then you must turn the knob all the way back up again and turn it down slowly.  The other issue I have is that when I have the lights very dim, many times they will just shut off completely without touching the control.  I tried to mitigate some of these issues by purchasing a 60w equivalent halogen light which just skirts at the cutoff of the efficiency requirements, and replacing 1 of the 3 leds with that.  It help a bit, but it dims much quicker than the LEDs so it leaves to uneven dimming now.  Not the ideal solution: the halogen bulb was expensive, the problem still exists (just not as bad), it will burn out soon, and it uses more power.  The options for fan control/light dimmer in a single outlet are quite limited.  All dimmers for applications like this really need to support lower wattage solutions as that is the new norm today.  Also, when the lights are dimmed, the CREE LEDs do emit a humming sound.  These bulbs are designed for dimmers, but I'm not sure if this actually the fault of the dimmer or of the bulb.
3165903
I had to buy a new dimmer for this bulb - the 40-year old one that came with the house caused the bulb to flicker when dimmed.  No big deal - it was worth it.  This was one of the last incandescent bulbs in the house (because of the dimmer), and it was left on a lot.  The new bulb dims fine now, and uses a lot less electricity.

It has a good color, and the brightness seems comparable with the old 100W.  I can't speak to reliability, but right now I'd recommend it as a great value.
2708634
energy efficient,light sensitive, a little brighter than I would like.
3730628
Worked perfectly for task at hand. Needed more light in my dining room, but ceiling fan only supported smaller socket bulbs which limited me to 60 watt bulbs as I could not find brighter bulbs in that size. Now I use 100 watt (equivalent) led bulbs and near doubled the brightness in that room.
1941310
Fan and remote work great! Light globe is to thick and will not take large enough bulb to emit much light
886999
I like the timer setting and remote control features. My lights turn on and off each day by themselves which is wonderful. My only negative is how dim they are...wish they were brighter!
1146240
I liked them enough that I tried to order a second set of 4 bulbs, but they were not currently available from Amazon. I am using them in a great room with fairly high cathedral ceiling. Upside: at full power, the bulbs appear brighter than the original incandescent bulbs they replaced -- good for our weekly bridge table.  Downside (perhaps common to all LED bulbs): when dimmed to maximum extent the bulbs are significantly brighter than the incandescent bulbs they replaced -- bad if you want dim lighting for atmosphere. I will note that I first tried Great Eagle 4000K bulbs but the light was too harsh for the location (not surprising - but I was trying for maximum brightness because of height of ceiling. The 2700K bulbs match existing bulbs fairly closely except at noted above. I am using them with the original dimmer switch -- 3 original incandescent bulbs on same switch. The dimmer works fine but no way to know if I am shortening the life of the LED bulbs by not installing dimmer made for LED bulbs.
4813027
they work very well, even the 40 watt is a little to bright for the basement for my taste, need dimmers
1504340
Looks good and works as expected; love the style. Quiet operation but the fan is a bit weak, but I knew that going into it and probably should have gotten one that had a higher CFM rating, however this was the only one I could find in the style I wanted. Requires appliance style bulbs which makes it difficult to get enough lumens to light up the room.
4640269
Pros: Work great; very bright, dimmable

Cons: light is very intense from a small area. When used for fan lamps and when the bulb is exposed it can be glaringly bright.

Wish they were mure diffuse so one ding .
3523105
Works fine for my LED lamp. Can't use most dimmers for newer LED bulbs, but this one no problem
4401075
Only dim to about 60% (even with a Lutron LED dimmer that dims other LED bulbs to 20%). Looks great on full power though.
567030
Nice modern looking fan.  Installation instructions could be a little better, but I was able to figure it all out.  Great functionality: Fan speeds, controls, and dimming.  The LED down light has good output as well.
1553884
Just put it up.  The fan is nice and quite.  The only complaint this that the remote has no brightness measurement for the light.  When the button is pressed the light goes brighter and then dimmer in a continuous cycle. It starts dimming again before you realize you've past the brightest level.
2687615
This is a beautiful ceiling fan with lights that operates quietly and is easy to install.  My only complaint is that it does not take standard A19 light bulbs.  It uses the new smaller base bulbs that reduce the risk of fires in houses with shoddy electrical wiring becuase the maximum wattage on those bulbs is 60W.  What does this mean?  Well the amount of light this ceiling fan puts out is not as high as I would like.  Sure it is supposedly a little safer but with my older ceiling fans that do take a standard bulb, I am able to use 100W replacement flourescent bulbs that only use 20W power.  These provide the level of light that I want while saving energy and reducing the risk of fire.
3366379
Wish those LED's were substantially dimmer. I use it to power a sub in my living room but, as stated in other reviews, a couple pieces of electrical tape fix that issue.
1299293
I bought a pair of these to upgrade the ceiling fan in a bedroom.  Candleabra based bulbs were way too dim for the room and these helped me to upgrade to 60W Cree LED bulbs (from HD).  I had to move the plug receptacle up a bit to fit the bulbs within the 'bowl' but it's working fine and the room is well lit now.