Product review (2 stars): It's ok but don't expect air movement
It's ok. Had some real difficulties installing it. I'm assuming the others who wrote reviews had someone else install it.  I had several issues which I'll detail below.

1) Instructions were a joke. The basic order of operations was fine but they suggest weird things like using metal screws and anchors when drilling into wood. You'll need to do some improvising here as well because:

2) No hardware is included. That's right, no screws, no anchors, nuts, washers, nothing at all. Every single wall screw or even the screws for internal parts you will need to provide yourself. The included instructions do list out all the hardware you'll need but that's a problem as well because:

3) The screws they suggest you use in the instructions are incorrect or too big. Not even kidding. They suggest drilling into a stud to attach the hood (obviously) but also suggest doing it with M5 metal screws. Like, what the hell?? (In case you don't know, you would never ever use M metal screws to attach something to wood as it wouldn't stay) And the screws that attach the top of the stainless column to the wall bracket also suggests M5 screws. This seems reasonable but no, M5 screws are WAY too wide. I couldn't even get M4 screws to fit. M4 might actually be the right size but metal screws have the wrong pitch for something so thick so nope, not gonna work. No way. I ended up using some galvanized screws in that area and all went fine.

4) Draws no air. Like, none. The fan has 4 speeds but even on the highest one the motor roars but no suction is felt. So I pull out the filters and feel the 6" wide intake at the motor and there is barrrrrely any suction. Now disperse that tinnnny bit of suction across the actual face of the unit where everyday air is being pulled and you quickly realize just how useless this hood is. No. Suction.

5) Pro or con, depending on your preference but the LED clock is crazy bright! Pics in these reviews really don't do it justice. No way to dim it that I know of.

I would say if you need an actual hood to draw air and function is a priority, DO NOT buy this one. If you're more like us and not so worried about air movement and the hood is almost more of a looks/space filler, go for it.

UPDATE: The clock does not work. It lights up and all but never changes from 12:00.  Called support and they're sending a new display and motherboard that I'll need to replace.

UPDATE 2: New parts arrived. They told me it would just be a matter of unplugging the old parts and plugging in the new ones. Not quite. After about 2 hours of work I have everything plugged in but now the lights don't turn on and the icons on the display don't light up on the right side. This is infuriating.

UPDATE 3: Using all the parts I now possess I was able to find a correct combination of motherboards, wiring, and lighting pieces that I was able to get it all working.  I also bought something else here on amazon for $7.99 to dim the outrageously (and literally painful to look at) bright blue clock.  Amazon won't let us post links but it's called "Dim It Light Dimming Sheets". I cut out a piece of that to cover the clock and it's perfect now.

The company also commented that the hardware was supposed to be included with the unit so your mileage may vary there.