2021 Roshan CP56-1 140 cm Ceiling Fan | Unboxing 

I like how this one has actual blade arms rather than the blades being made of a single piece of metal.

@@LesVentilateursduQuebec yup me too, that's an advantage!

Yes that's the one. You like it? It's seems to be very similar except that this one have a line on the blades. It's actually more powerful than the CKE. The bearings are not the greatest but it runs very cool. What does the word Jamaica on the motor means for you regarding the quality?

Really? From the audio, I thought the airflow is rather poor. I can see a tiny bend on one of the blades when you run it on high, which I think is why the fan makes a weird whizzing sound. I don’t think Jamaica has the economic power to make their people have a mindset that these knockoffs aren’t worth to buy. Developing countries like the one I live in still has a thriving bare bones ultra cheap ceiling fan market specifically to serve people that don’t want to spend money on their fans, even though what they’re getting is most likely going to fail in 4 years

@@TheFanUniverse I'm not necessarily talking about airflow but speed. This one does above 300 RPMS which is a lot for a fan of this size. It has a comparable high speed to a lot of Indian ceiling fans! Airflow can only really be judged when we are actually under the fan. The blades are perfectly balanced but the motor shell is a little crooked which gives the illusion that it's out of balance. The whizzing sound is from the bearings which can be heard the most on the second highest speed. This fan was made in China like most of ceiling fans nowadays not Jamaica but that's not really an indicator of good or bad quality as ceiling fans of various levels of quality are made there now.

Ohh okay, the RPM is indeed impressive! I know these knockoffs are mostly made in China, I can see the text 'Made In China' under the Jamaica part. My 2020 Krisbow 56" ceiling fan also has a slightly warped plastic motor cover like your fan which makes it look like it's wobbling, but I can actually see the blades on your fan out of alignment at 10:08

@@TheFanUniverse That's strange that it looks like this on camera, it doesn't in person, it's perfectly balanced.

I'm not sure about the letters but the number is obviously for the blade span using the old imperial system. 56'' = 140 cm. What other companies uses CP56?

These ceiling fans are made in China. They are very common and seen in many places. I know the other model you're talking about but they discontinued it.

@@LesVentilateursduQuebec Ohhh i didnt know they werent made here

Yes that's what it seems like it's copying.

Yes indeed. They are also seen in certain parts of Americas like the Antilles, Columbia, Guyana, Suriname, Paraguay and Chile.

Good question, I don't know. It's it's serial number.