ROTTOGOON CF1501 review

The biggest fan in this family, on paper

ROTTOGOON states a 132 cm blade span for the CF1501, across six double-coated blades, which is larger than the 106 cm EXTRASTAR and considerably larger than the 38 cm Briloner and the closed 50 cm MiKoMiKa housing reviewed alongside it. The listing pairs that span with a reversible DC motor ROTTOGOON rates at under 35 dB — a specific noise figure none of the other three fans in this family publish — for what the manufacturer describes as effective summer cooling and winter warm-air recirculation through a reversed rotation.

Two ways to control it

Where the other three fans in this family run on a remote alone, the CF1501 adds a companion smartphone app on top of the included remote. ROTTOGOON’s own instructions are specific about pairing: the fan has to be added in the app first, then switched on at the wall switch — not the remote — before tapping “pair” within about five seconds of the LED coming on, repeating the step if two confirmation blinks don’t appear. That’s a small but real piece of setup friction the remote-only fans don’t ask for, in exchange for app access to fan speed, light and timer once paired. The LED itself runs 24 W across three colour temperatures (3,000K, 4,000K, 6,000K) with stepless dimming from 10% to 100%, and the fan offers six speeds plus a memory function that restores the last setting on power-up.

Confirmed for sale on one market

We checked ASIN B0GJYS8X2D — EAN 0850076762353 — on Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.it and Amazon.es. It exists, with a live offer, price and sales rank, on Amazon.de only: roughly €98.99, with a category sales rank of 915 that points to genuine, current demand rather than a stale listing. The same ASIN does not appear in the Amazon.fr, Amazon.it or Amazon.es catalogues at all — this isn’t a case of the product being listed but out of stock elsewhere, it simply isn’t indexed on those three markets under this ASIN. Anyone outside Germany looking for an equivalent fan should compare it against the EXTRASTAR or Briloner fans reviewed alongside it, both of which are confirmed for sale on more markets.

What isn’t independently confirmed

The under-35 dB noise figure and the 132 cm span are ROTTOGOON’s own numbers rather than an independently measured result, in keeping with every figure in this comparison. Amazon’s package data gives a 6 kg shipping weight but no separate installed weight for the fan itself, which matters for checking a ceiling fixing rated for the load before installation.

Bottom line

Of the four fans in this family, the ROTTOGOON CF1501 is the one built for a larger room and for buyers who want app control alongside the remote — it’s also the most expensive and, for now, the hardest to actually buy outside Germany. Where it’s in stock, on Amazon.de, the combination of span, stated noise rating and dual control makes it the clear top pick in this comparison; elsewhere, the EXTRASTAR is the more realistic reversible-motor option.