Twenty 1200 mm ceiling fans read on 22 September. One Crompton model is sold in four finishes at four prices against a single stated MRP - and on the cheap end of the shelf, three identical fans have their ratings split three ways.
We read Croma's ceiling fan shelf on 22 September 2026. Every listing is a 1200 mm three-blade fan, so the Rs. 1,499 model and the Rs. 8,999 model cover the same room, and the six-times gap between them is about motors and features. One thing it is not about is colour - except that here it is. Crompton's Energion NITEO appears four times, same model and same stated MRP of Rs. 5,749, at Rs. 3,349, Rs. 3,399, Rs. 3,650 and Rs. 3,999, with nothing separating the listings but the finish.
Every price below was pulled from Croma on September 22, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Croma coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The cheap half of the shelf runs conventional copper motors - including three identical fans at Rs. 1,699 whose ratings are split three ways by colour.
Rs. 1,499 for a 1200 mm three-blade fan - the lowest price on the shelf, and a 2.9 average behind it.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the shelf, from the retailer's own label.
Rs. 1,699 for the Hill Briz in Ivory - one of three identical listings that carry three different rating counts.
Why it earned its spot The first of three identical prices with entirely separate feedback.
Rs. 1,699 for the same fan in Opal White - 4.5 from 14 ratings, a full point above its Ivory twin.
Why it earned its spot The best average of the three identical listings.
Rs. 1,699 for the same fan in Brown - and the only Hill Briz listing with more than twenty ratings.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced fan under Rs. 2,000 on this shelf.
Rs. 1,949 for a decorative copper-motor fan, on a sample of exactly one.
Why it earned its spot Two hundred and fifty rupees above the Hill Briz, for a decorative finish.
Rs. 2,149 for Croma's own decorative copper-motor fan, with five ratings behind it.
Why it earned its spot The dearest induction fan before BLDC becomes the cheaper option.
The cheapest BLDC fan here costs Rs. 350 more than the dearest induction one and carries a 5 star BEE label against its 1 star - and the best-evidenced listing on the whole shelf.
Rs. 2,499 for a 5-star BLDC fan with remote - the cheapest BLDC on the shelf, with the largest rating count on it.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced listing in the whole read, and the entry point to BLDC.
Rs. 2,799 for the retailer's own 5-star BLDC fan with remote, at 4.3 from 16 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The house-brand BLDC, priced above the Crompton one.
Rs. 2,849 for the Hyperjet in Ivory - Rs. 350 above the Brown, on a stated MRP Rs. 650 higher.
Why it earned its spot The same badge as the Rs. 2,499 Hyperjet, from a different MRP.
Rs. 2,849 for the same Hyperjet in Opal White, at 4.2 from five ratings.
Why it earned its spot A full point better rated than its Ivory twin, on half the sample.
Rs. 2,850 for a copper-motor fan at a badge of 16 per cent - the most restrained MRP on the shelf.
Why it earned its spot What an honest MRP looks like, on a fan that costs more than better ones.
Crompton's Energion NITEO appears four times against one stated MRP of Rs. 5,749 - and the finish you choose moves the price by Rs. 650.
Rs. 3,149 for a 5-star BLDC fan with remote, on three ratings.
Why it earned its spot A third brand in the BLDC band, at Rs. 650 above the cheapest.
Rs. 3,349 for the NITEO in Silver White - the cheapest of four identical listings that differ only in colour.
Why it earned its spot Buy this colour and save Rs. 650 on the identical fan.
Rs. 3,399 for the same NITEO in Ivory - fifty rupees more, and no published rating.
Why it earned its spot Fifty rupees for a different shade of the same fan.
Rs. 3,650 for the same NITEO in Gilded Beige - Rs. 301 above the cheapest colour.
Why it earned its spot Three hundred rupees for a metallic finish, and still no ratings.
Rs. 3,899 for atomberg's Renesa - the brand that built its name on BLDC - at 3.3 from three ratings.
Why it earned its spot A specialist BLDC brand, at 56 per cent above the cheapest BLDC here.
Rs. 3,999 for the same NITEO in Matt Grey - Rs. 650 above the identical fan in Silver White.
Why it earned its spot The most expensive way to buy the cheapest fan in this chapter.
The three dearest fans here carry, between them, two published ratings - one of which is a 1.0.
Rs. 4,920 for an Orient BLDC fan with anti-dust treatment and no published rating.
Why it earned its spot Five thousand rupees, and nothing at all to go on.
Rs. 7,379 for a silent-running BLDC fan, carrying the lowest average in the read on a sample of one.
Why it earned its spot Nearly five times the price of the cheapest fan here.
Rs. 8,999 for a smart BLDC fan - six times the cheapest listing on the shelf.
Why it earned its spot The top of the shelf, on one rating.
First: check every colour of the fan you want before you buy one. On this shelf the same Crompton NITEO is Rs. 3,349 in Silver White and Rs. 3,999 in Matt Grey, and the same Croma house-brand BLDC fan is Rs. 2,499 in Brown and Rs. 2,799 in Smoke Brown. Second: for anything you will run daily, look at the motor rather than the price. A 5 star BLDC fan starts at Rs. 2,499 here, only Rs. 350 above the dearest 1 star induction fan, and BLDC motors are the reason those BEE labels differ. Third: treat the star averages with extreme caution - sixteen of twenty listings publish a count, the median count is five, and exactly two listings reach twenty ratings. Fourth: ignore the badge. It runs from 16 to 48 per cent on this shelf and the fan with the smallest badge, the USHA Racer at Rs. 2,850, costs more than a better-specified fan with a 48 per cent one.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Croma ECO, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,499 | Rs. Induction | 42%% |
| Hill Briz Ivory | Rs. 1,699 | Rs. Copper induction | 35%% |
| Hill Briz Opal White | Rs. 1,699 | Rs. Copper induction | 35%% |
| Hill Briz Brown | Rs. 1,699 | Rs. Copper induction | 35%% |
| Super Briz Deco, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,949 | Rs. Copper induction | 38%% |
| Croma Semi Deco, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,149 | Rs. Copper induction | 42%% |
| Hyperjet Brown | Rs. 2,499 | Rs. BLDC | 48%% |
| Croma BLDC, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,799 | Rs. BLDC | 33%% |
| Hyperjet Ivory, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,849 | Rs. BLDC | 48%% |
| Hyperjet Opal White, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,849 | Rs. BLDC | 48%% |
| USHA Racer | Rs. 2,850 | Rs. Copper induction | 16%% |
| Orient Zeno, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,149 | Rs. BLDC | 32%% |
| NITEO Silver White, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,349 | Rs. BLDC | 42%% |
| NITEO Ivory, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,399 | Rs. BLDC | 41%% |
| NITEO Gilded Beige, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,650 | Rs. BLDC | 37%% |
| atomberg Renesa, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,899 | Rs. BLDC | 20%% |
| NITEO Matt Grey, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,999 | Rs. BLDC | 30%% |
| Orient Aeon | Rs. 4,920 | Rs. BLDC | 24%% |
| Crompton SilentPro, Rs. 7 | Rs. 7,379 | Rs. BLDC | 25%% |
| atomberg Aris, Rs. 8 | Rs. 8,999 | Rs. BLDC | 25%% |
Every selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, rating average and rating count on this page was read on 22 September 2026 from croma.com's own search results for ceiling fans, logged out, in India. 21 ceiling fan listings returned a price and a stated MRP; 20 are seated, one being dropped because its product photograph would not fetch. Nothing was bought.
Every fan on this page is a 1200 mm three-blade ceiling fan - the standard Indian size - so the Rs. 1,499 listing and the Rs. 8,999 listing are covering the same span of room. What differs is the motor, the finish, the remote and the feature set, and we state those on every card.
Crompton's Energion NITEO appears four times at Rs. 3,349, Rs. 3,399, Rs. 3,650 and Rs. 3,999 against one stated MRP of Rs. 5,749, differing in their titles only by finish; the Energion Hyperjet appears three times at Rs. 2,499 and Rs. 2,849 against two different stated MRPs. We report each listing separately and name the gap. Sellers price finishes independently and nothing is alleged.
Croma does not appear to pool feedback across colourways: three Crompton Surebreeze Hill Briz listings at the identical Rs. 1,699 carry 7, 14 and 21 ratings at 3.4, 4.5 and 4.4. We quote each listing's own figures and never combine them, but we do say when a fan's feedback has been divided.
Sixteen of the 20 seated listings publish a rating count; four publish none at all. The median count is 5 and only two listings reach 20 ratings. On a shelf like this a star average is not evidence, and we flag every sample under 20 on the card rather than dressing it up.
BEE star ratings, air delivery figures, 'high speed', 'silent', 'anti rust', 'energy efficient', 'inverter technology' and every other specification on this page is the listing's own text or the label it quotes, reproduced as printed. We have not installed, run, metered, timed or measured the noise of any fan here, and make no claim about power consumption or air delivery.
In our 22 September 2026 read the cheapest listing is the Croma ECO 1200 mm three-blade fan at Rs. 1,499, with an induction motor and a published average of 2.9 from 18 ratings. The cheapest fan we would actually recommend is the Crompton Surebreeze Hill Briz at Rs. 1,699 in Brown (4.4 from 21 ratings - one of only two counts on the shelf that reach twenty). The cheapest BLDC fan is the Crompton Energion Hyperjet at Rs. 2,499, which also carries the largest sample in the read at 4.1 from 24.
Because sellers price each finish as its own listing. In this read Crompton's Energion NITEO appears four times - Silver White at Rs. 3,349, Ivory at Rs. 3,399, Gilded Beige at Rs. 3,650 and Matt Grey at Rs. 3,999 - all against the same stated MRP of Rs. 5,749, with the same 5 star BLDC motor, remote and LED lamp described in every title. The badges therefore read 42, 41, 37 and 30 per cent for identical hardware. Metallic and textured finishes can genuinely cost more to produce; the listings do not say so, and nothing improper is alleged.
On this shelf the extra money is smaller than most people expect. The cheapest BLDC fan is Rs. 2,499 and the dearest conventional induction fan is Rs. 2,850 - so the BLDC option is actually cheaper than the top of the induction range. BLDC motors are why those listings carry 5 star BEE labels where the induction fans carry one star; a 5 star label indicates substantially lower power draw for comparable air delivery. We are quoting the labels rather than metering anything - nothing on this page was installed or run - but if you are buying a fan you will use daily, the label is the specification to read.
Because Croma does not appear to pool feedback across colourways. Three Crompton Surebreeze Hill Briz listings sell at the identical Rs. 1,699 against the identical stated Rs. 2,599 - Ivory, Opal White and Brown - and carry 7, 14 and 21 ratings at averages of 3.4, 4.5 and 4.4. Two Energion Hyperjet listings at Rs. 2,849 carry 11 and five ratings at 3.2 and 4.2. Split that way, no individual listing has a sample worth calling evidence, so the colour you prefer decides how much you know about the fan.
Treat them as close to no information. Of the 20 fans seated here, four publish no rating at all, sixteen publish a count, the median count is five, and only two listings reach twenty ratings. The dearest fan on the shelf at Rs. 8,999 carries a single 5.0 rating; a Rs. 7,379 fan carries a single 1.0. Neither number means anything. The only two samples on this shelf worth weighing at all are the 24 ratings on the Rs. 2,499 Hyperjet and the 21 on the Rs. 1,699 Hill Briz in Brown.



















