Product review (4 stars): Broan E6430SS range hood: good but not perfect
The Broan E6430SS is a good range hood, but not perfect. However, after quite a bit of tweaking, the installed hood works well and looks good. I've only used it a couple of weeks but so far I'd recommend it.

Pros:

1. Low fan setting isn't loud and seems adequate for most cooking.
2. This hoods baffle filters appear better than mesh filters; a previous Broan hoods mesh filters dripped grease, even when washed frequently.
3. Clean and minimalist industrial design.
4. Reasonable cost, but do comparison shopping.

Cons:

1. Halogen lights are extremely hot; its very easy to get burned.
2. Broan tech support is useless.
3. Screwing in halogens or LEDs seems a no-brainer, but the GU10 bulb's base is a pain to screw in the hood upside down. Might have been better to install the bulbs before installing the hood.
4. Hood mounting hole locations don't match spec sheet dimensions; measure actual hole locations on the hood.

Other:

1. Installation isn't as simple as it looks, although it can be done by a reasonably adept homeowner with the right tools. A power screwdriver and a stubby Phillips are helpful.
2. I recommend not using halogens. Despite what Broan tech support says, LEDs appear to work OK although they may not last as long as halogens because the rated max operating temperature for LEDs is lower than halogens.
3. LEDs I used: Philips 465054 LED GU10 Dimmable 35-Degree Spot Light Bulb; 400-Lumen, 3000-Kelvin, 6-Watt (50-Watt Equivalent), 3-Pack from Amazon. Dimming works (no guarantee these bulbs will dim when installed in other makes of hoods as their dimmer circuitry may be different.).
4.  Hood is intended to be hard-wired; no power cable is supplied. I used a 3-wire cable from a previous Broan hood installation, plus a 3-wire plug to plug the unit into a wall socket.