Crompton Energion Roverr BLDC
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7.7/10
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🌀 Ceiling fan
Brand: Bajaj
Bajaj Nex Dryft A95 BLDC IoT
Elegant Design with Effortless Air Delivery
7.2/10
Our editorial score
Good — right for the specific buyer
A room where the fan is part of the interior, not just the cooling
- Filtration
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- CADR
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- Coverage
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- Noise
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About this ceiling fan
- BLDC motor, so it runs on a fraction of the power an induction fan of the same sweep needs
- App and voice control, so it works with Alexa or Google Home
- Keeps running on an inverter for far longer than an induction fan would
How it scores
Air delivery7.0
Build & finish7.2
Value for money5.9
Electricity cost7.7
Warranty & service8.8
Our verdict
The Bajaj Nex Dryft A95 BLDC IoT is Bajaj's BLDC ceiling fan at ₹14,990. Air delivery is not published for this model.
Bajaj does not publish input power for this model, so the running cost cannot be calculated before purchase — check the BEE label on the box, which carries both the wattage and the service value.
Every figure here is Bajaj's own published specification, read from www.bajajelectricals.com on 17 September 2026. We have not run this fan; the score is calculated from those specs by the method printed on the ceiling-fan hub.
What we like
- BLDC motor, so it runs on a fraction of the power an induction fan of the same sweep needs
- App and voice control, so it works with Alexa or Google Home
- Keeps running on an inverter for far longer than an induction fan would
What we don't
- Air delivery in CMM is not published, so it cannot be compared on the number that matters most
- Input power is not published, so the running cost cannot be worked out before buying
- No remote, so speed is set at the wall
- Priced well above a mass-market fan — this is a design purchase as much as a cooling one
Full specifications
| Motor | BLDC (brushless DC) |
|---|---|
| Speed | 340 RPM |
| Remote | Not included |
| App / voice control | Yes |
Specifications are from manufacturer literature and were checked at the last price-verification date. Brands occasionally revise stage counts, tank sizes and warranty terms without changing the model name — confirm against the current listing before purchasing.
About Bajaj
One of the oldest electrical brands in India and the most affordable route into a BLDC ceiling fan among the brands verified here — the Raftaar 1200 mm BLDC sells at ₹1,999, which is the cheapest BLDC fan in this catalogue by a wide margin. Bajaj's 46 verified models run from that entry point up to ₹8,860 decorative fans. Product pages lead with feature bullets rather than a specification table, so air delivery and RPM are often present but wattage frequently is not.
Service: very goodPrice band: budgetHQ: Mumbai, Maharashtra
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