Millennium Lighting is another electrical and lighting store. It’s in the Pomprab Sattru Phai district, just a bit southeast of central Bangkok.

What we like best about this shop is its location. It’s in a highly commercial area, so it’s accessible to people from all walks of life.

In addition to this, it carries many products, including ceiling fans. There are also many designs to choose from, so you can choose the style that best suits your room.

Some fans are affordable, under the THB 2,000-4,000 range. However, some items in their catalogue do not have pricing readily available, so we’re assuming that these can go a lot more expensive than the usual items sold.

Millennium has very amiable and helpful staff who won’t hesitate to answer your questions or suggest good alternatives if your target item isn’t available.

We also appreciate that the store uses its ample space as a display for its products, but we think it would’ve been better if the shop didn’t display lots of items to the point that the space already looks very cramped from top to bottom. 

Shoppers can move more freely, especially during rush hour, if the shop mellowed down on the displays for a bit.

Lastly, we’re pretty surprised to know that a shop this big only accepts cash or bank transfer as payment methods. We hope that the store will be able to accept cards soon.

Benz Electric Co. Ltd. (or Benzelectrical) may sound like a car company’s name, but in Bangkok, it could also pertain to an excellent electronics store. It has a lot to offer, even if it’s just a tiny store in the Rat Burana district.

The best thing about Benzelectrical is its pricing. Many of its items are affordable enough, even for first-time homeowners.

The ceiling fans here typically cost around THB 1,300 – 2,000, and there is a decent variety of styles and colours you can choose from to match your home. They even sell spare parts if you’re a DIYer who loves repairing stuff independently. 

It also doesn’t hurt that the items this store sell are of great quality. Many of our respondents attest to the durability of the things they bought here, even the ceiling fans. 

Another pro in our books is its level of customer service. 

Benzelectrical has over 22 years of business, so it’s not surprising that its staff are highly attentive and competent to answer any general inquiries or electrical-related questions from customers.

Moreover, the store is reachable via email 24 hours a day. If you call in during office hours, an agent will always be ready to assist with your concerns.

We also love that they provide free delivery. However, it’s only for orders amounting to THB 15,000 or more, so if you buy just one or two ceiling fans, it’s best to get a taxi or use your vehicle to take them home.

MR. KEN is an international brand from Taiwan, established in 1985 (2528 B.E.). It focuses specifically on ceiling fans, so it’s a store that we didn’t dare miss to review!

The ultimate mission of the shop is to deliver to customers the best-looking and best-functioning ceiling fans. 

Its showroom in the Bang Kapi district is stunning and classy. We can say the same for its collection of ceiling fans of different shapes, sizes, motors, and other specifications.

If you’re looking for ceiling fans that could match either minimalist or maximalist aesthetics, we highly suggest you visit MR. KEN. It has selections with blades under 40 inches (101 cm) and those over 60 inches (152 cm).

However, given this premium on aesthetics, the pricing of ceiling fans and fan accessories is also on the premium side. The fan prices here play at around THB 3,500 up to almost a whopping THB 30,000 per unit.

MR. KEN can deliver items in Bangkok within 1-3 working days (free if the amount equals or exceeds THB 3,000); it takes 5-7 for provincial delivery. It also has installation services, but the actual pricing will depend on the type and quantity of your order.

Thus, it’s no wonder that most clients of MR. KEN are either very affluent individuals or local and international hotels.

In the end, if you’re looking for the best and the most premium ceiling fans, MR. KEN is the only choice.

Power Buy is centralwOrld’s anchor appliance and electronics store. This brand was established in 1996 (2539 B.E.)and has since been synonymous with consumer electronics in Thailand.

Since it’s a big brand, we already expected seeing many brands and types of appliances, including ceiling fans, carried here. Pricing is pretty economical too, since you can find ceiling fans here that cost less than THB 1,000 to almost THB 10,000.

The centralwOrld branch is just okay; typical for a store of this kind. However, it has a notable “per brand” arrangement for items.

One customer we asked even complained a bit about this setup because it makes customers make unnecessary rounds in the shop to compare the same items of different brands.

If you’re an early bird who needs his supplies quite early in the day, this isn’t the place for you. Since it opens at the same time as the rest of centralwOrld at 10 AM, you’re better off elsewhere.

Nevertheless, the customer service is solid, with attentive staff, same-day delivery, and excellent after-sales. You can bring your defective item to any Power Buy branch for repairs. 

If you want a tried, tested, consistent service with affordable rates, you should check out Power Buy if you need a ceiling fan.

Lucky Misu is perhaps one of the oldest electric fan shops in Bangkok. It opened its doors to customers more than 50 years ago and is still standing strong today.

The products sold here include every type of fan you can think of: household electric fans, ceiling fans, industrial fans, and exhaust fans — spare parts are readily available, too. Customers can buy these retail or wholesale.

Ceiling fans at Lucky Misu cost between THB 1,500 to THB 4,000, so it’s an excellent choice for people on a budget. Understandably, the store’s product warranty only covers the fan’s motor, but we still wish it could’ve covered more.

The best thing about this shop is its customer service. We love that its staff pays great attention to the questions and concerns of customers. 

They’re very prompt and knowledgeable in answering inquiries even in the Line messaging app, so many customers feel they’re receiving the highest level of service possible from Lucky Misu.

If you plan to buy your new ceiling fan from Lucky Misu, it’s pretty easy to reach the shop since it’s near BTS Ratchathewi station. Otherwise, you can visit its official store and have your item delivered within 1-3 working days.