Product review (5 stars): Nice Medium-Priced Hood
I installed this range hood two days ago.  It seems to be everything described in the product description.  I should mention that I replaced a 30-year old Kenmore range hood with this new model.  I might be so far behind the times that just about anything made today would impress me.

Some installation notes:

1.  I made a ductless or non-ducted installation.  It is quite a bit simpler than a ducted installation, so bear that in mind.  Basically, it all comes down to removing a few unneeded parts from the range hood and wiring and mounting the hood.
2.  Be sure to read the instructions carefully.  Several parts need to be removed and discarded for a ductless installation.
3.  If you are looking for the "parts bag" mentioned in the instructions, it is taped to the vent flapper assembly, which you must remove before installation.
4. This unit ships without charcoal pre-filters, which are only used for the ductless installation.  You must order the charcoal pre-filters separately, which are sold by Amazon and others
5.  You will also need a pair of PAR 20 halogen lamps.  We have used the Philips 39W (equivalent to 50W) EcoAdvantage PAR 20 halogen lamps throughout our house in track lighting, so we installed a pair of them in the new range hood.  These lamps are somewhat expensive but they throw a very bright light for their wattage.  Also sold by Amazon

I will update this comment after we have had a chance to run this appliance for a while.

UPDATE: December 5, 2015.  This unit is working just fine.  No problems whatsoever.  We do not use the fan that much and have never had to wash the metal mesh filters.