Delta BreezIntegrity ITG70BT 70 CFM Exhaust Bath Fan with Bluetooth Speaker

Didn’t use speaker and removed it.Fan is on quieter side, it gradually soeeds up when turned on so it’s not obnoxious.Fan keeps steam at bay. I’d recommend this one if you can get at a good price.

Good quality fan. Was able to use some metal wire to attach to original bracket. It was somewhat hard for Alexa to hear me while the fan was running. And if you turn the fan off, the speaker stops working. Not ideal if doing Alexa and home automation.So I ran a separate Romax wire to the unit and connected the speaker blue and white wire so it was always on. Works significantly better, but depending on your bathroom orientation and needs, you may be able to avoid. Overall super happy with this purchase from 3rd party seller :)

I found my old fan in very bad shape when I took it out. The new fan needed an exhaust vent reducer to fit my existing 3” vent work and I had to make my own mounting screw holes to mount the fan from under it without attic access. I only had one electrical connection to my fan, but wanted a switch for the Bluetooth speaker and a switch for the fan, so I installed a junction box above the ceiling with an outlet from the existing wiring. Then I connected the Bluetooth directly to one plug in the new outlet and I added a wireless remote power switch to the other plugin in the outlet and connected the fan wiring to the wireless power box plugged into the outlet. I installed the wireless power switch on the wall next to my other power switch. When I turn on my wired power switch, it supplies power to the Bluetooth and wireless power plugin. When I push the button on my wireless switch, it turns on the fan, the fan is very quiet and moves a lot of air. The mirror hardly fogs at all with the delta breeze, but my bathroom is very small at 5’x6’. Sound is not bad and the volume is fine. I find I don’t need to turn up the volume all the way on my phone to enjoy enough sound during a shower and I even turn it down when the shower is not in use. Over all it is a great fan that works as intended and fit perfectly into my small existing fan space. I had no problems with it and would recommend the delta breeze Bluetooth bath fan.

Good fan, fairly quiet but not silent. Pulls a lot of air. Speaker is mediocre. It is LOUD and can easily be heard over a shower, but it is treble heavy and has little to no bass, distorts at full volume.The one caveat here is the speaker is powered with a standard micro USB plug so as other reviewers have done I plan to replace the speaker with a 1st gen Google Home Mini, which can be had on eBay for about $10. Can work with any device powered by micro USB so long as it fits and is light enough to be mounted upside down in there. Another reviewer replaced with a 1st gen Alexa echo device I believe.This alone makes this the best Bluetooth fan IMO. Most others have a standard cylindrical type plug it even just wires to splice together limiting the speaker to whatever comes with the fan.This is my second Delta fan and the other one I bought is the larger version with a bigger speaker and it is much more balanced.Recommend Delta products as a whole but for this smaller one I would prefer a better speaker.

This is a great replacement for the jet-engine-noise level, builder grade fans in our bathrooms. I shopped for one this size since it was very close to the opening we already had (needed to trim about 1/8” drywall).Is it silent? Well, it’s certainly quieter than the old fan be a good measure, but no - it’s definitely not silent. Anyone saying that they had to do the tissue test to see if it was working needs to have their hearing checked (and this is coming from someone who needs hearing aids).The Bluetooth is a nice addition, although you really can’t expect this to rival a serious ceiling speaker. So, as long as you adjust your expectations accordingly, it’s great to have a little music going. One little thing that I haven’t figured out yet is how to rename the Bluetooth speakers to differentiate them from the other bathrooms.We bought 2 of these, and the installation was relatively easy. However, if you’re uncomfortable with electrical work, just hire someone to do it for you. The fist one took me about 4 hours (mostly learning curve). The second one took about an hour (including the time to run around the house getting duct tape, or a screwdriver, or some other thing that I forgot).I plan to buy three more of these, but will want something considerably nicer and mire powerful for the master bathroom.

Replacement for an original builder grade unit while remodeling a bathroom. Fan is very quiet, first time I tested it I did not believe it was actually running and did the tissue test to confirm it was. Does a great job of getting the moisture out, far more effective than the unit it replaced. Clean appearance. Install is straight forward - I have full attic access so it was just a matter of removing the old unit and mounting this unit in its place. I cannot speak to installation where full access is not possible. Electrically, you need to power both the fan and the bluetooth speaker - they can share the same feed that an existing non-audio fan would have, but the bluetooth speaker and fan would always be on at the same time. I chose to run 14-3 between the fan and a 2 button fan switch so I could control the fan and speaker separately. The bluetooth speaker works and connects everytime I want it to. It is not a big speaker, it is not a Bose speaker, it is nothing to rave about, but for the extra 10 bucks over the non audio unit, it is a nice feature I do not regret adding. It is very clear for most music (at least what I want to listen to), can easily be heard over a running shower and completely masks the almost non existent sound of the fan. Quality product, simple to install, good pricepoint.

My son loves this fan/speaker in his bathroom. Sound is clear and Bluetooth is incredibly responsive. I can hear the music from my kitchen lol!