Best HomeKit Ceiling Fans in 2020

The Hunter Symphony sports a clean, modern design with a unique curved blade tip, making it a focal point of any room. This three-blade beauty comes in three distinct finishes, each capable of circulating the air in large living spaces. This fan also comes with dimmable LED lighting, making it ready to go right out of the box.

The Hunter Cavera offers all of the same HomeKit convenience, like app and voice controls, but comes with a price that won't break the bank. This five-blade, 52-inch fan, comes in three different finishes and includes extras like a down-rod. Plus, this updated model includes a physical remote that no longer beeps for every button press, and has a reverse button, just like HomeKit.

Hunter's Advocate ceiling fan is made for spaces that do not have a lot of room overhead. This low profile fan still has plenty of power thanks to its DC motor capable of running at six different speeds. Although it is a little pricey, this fan makes up for it with a lifetime motor warranty, making it a sound investment.

The Casablanca Aya is the only HomeKit ceiling fan on the market that is built for the indoors or out. This unique, two-blade fan can handle the elements with its stainless steel and rust-resistant components. It's perfect for almost any location. The Aya also includes a dimmable LED bulb and extra downrods in the box, making it ready for every installation type.

Hunter's Apache brings an industrial look to the otherwise dull nature of ceiling fans. This fan features a twisted blade design that attaches "sideways" to the motor housing, complete with exposed fasteners. This fan isn't just all about looks, though, as its 54-inch blade span can cool down the largest of rooms in a hurry.

The Hunter Signal keeps things moving, but does so quietly, with a "WhisperWind" motor and 13-degree blade pitch. This allows the fan to deliver over 6,000 CFM of air movement, all without overpowering wind noise. This fan also includes the ability to reverse its direction via HomeKit, allowing it to serve your needs all year long.

Hunter's Romulus takes a more traditional approach to design, with a familiar globe light kit and four blades. The Romulus connects to your network via Wi-Fi, enabling HomeKit functionality, but also works with a handy remote. This fan also includes a powerful 1,700 lumen LED light, which puts it among the best when it comes to lighting things up.

Built for larger areas, the Hunter Brunswick comes with four massive 60-inch blades, making it one of the biggest smart options around. Despite only being available in two colors, the Brunswick is customizable as its blades are reversible, the glass globe light kit is completely optional, and it offers three different mounting options.