Product review (3 stars): Good, not great. You could do worse (and better)
For $300, all-in, it's fairly difficult to complain about this hood. But, if you're looking for a centerpiece, focal-point range hood that will fit perfectly and look incredible in your dream kitchen, I'd spend more to get a better hood.

Pros:
+ Inexpensive
+ Well packaged
+ Looks good from a distance
+ Seems to evacuate fumes and smoke well
+ Decent lighting
+ 5 fan speeds, although all seem to be extremely similar

Cons:
- Adjustable chimney cover leaves visible seam; finishing screws are crummy/cheap and visible from outside
- Stainless is a bit thin; has a lot of "give" to it. You'll only notice this when cleaning - it is otherwise solid
- Fan is noisy, even at low speed
- Dimensions in manual are incorrect (you'll want to measure the actual hood assembly when installing/aligning)
- Fan *must* be properly grounded, or it will not work properly (not really a con, but you'd be surprised at how many older homes have ground issues)
- Blue LED is *BRIGHT* - at night, it acts like a night light in our kitchen
- The protective plastic film applied to the hood was a major pain to remove

My biggest gripe is with the 6" exhaust outlet... because... it's not truly 6". It's more like 6.125" (6-1/8"). And that makes fitting steel or aluminum or flexible ducting nearly impossible without some extra engineering work. I had to purchase a 6" galvanized elbow and fan-cut the bottom of it so I could flare it out to fit over the 6" hood fan outlet. I then secured the flared elbow to the outlet with some #4 sheet metal screws and a fair amount of aluminum HVAC tape, to ensure a snug, leak-proof fit. Not a huge deal, but nicer hoods have properly sized exhaust duct outlets.