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DONT!!
By far the worst company I have ever dealt with, and I have dealt with quite a few!
Have their products shipped from China. Order took so far 4 weeks and counting!
Extremely poor customer support with no room for flexibility nor rational explanations!
Don’t!!! I ordered 2 fans 3 weeks ago, they are still in China! I asked them if they could change the delivery to my neighbors house, since I’m moving out of the country. They refused! They answered me in French which I don’t speak. I have absolutely nothing positive to say and I’m still wandering if I ever get it. If I could choose no stars I would.
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