Product review (4 stars): I am impressed.
I built my home from the ground up so my review is for the DIYer with some experience. This hood is real nice looking.  It is not 304 stainless.  I installed this one in my outdoor kitchen over the grill. It installs by hanging it like you would a microwave oven but is is somewhat flimsy.  Meaning it moves if you touch it. Say if your cleaning the hood it will move.  If you take the grills out it is very simple. Hood, motor, and the electronic box.

If I were to have installed this in my house I would not by real happy because of how easily it moves.  It hangs on a 10" x 1.5" bracket then rests on 2 rubber bumpers where the lights are.  If your wondering if it could fall down it wont. Like one reviewer said it looks great from 5 feet.  Heck it looks great at 2 feet but as soon as you begin to explore it you can tell its not a stellar product.  But lets not forget this is 200.00.  I am very impressed with how it looks. There are no visible screws and the hood is one piece. It is no louder than my microwave fan and the lights to some my be misplaced but they cast a real nice light on the backsplash.  The flues are 2 18" pieces.  It comes with everything to vent into your attic.  I spent 50.00 to vent it outside.

To install it it must be pretty much put together. Attach the flex tube, attach the bottom flue and position the riser flue in place.  Pre-peal all the protective film off and make marks on the wall where the bracket is. Remove the screens and grab it by the motor.  Did i mention to mark on the wall where the bracket is?  After it is hung there is a 3/8" gap all around, including up the flue so the top bracket that holds the riser flue in place must be on a 3/8" stand-off.  It is not in the instructions.  Please remember this because it in not easy to do after the fact.  I see some reviewers stayed away from the plastic wall anchors.  they are long and i don't think there a good choice for drywall.  i don't think your should mount this on drywall.  Meaning try to hit at least one furring strip.  If not i would cut out the drywall and bolt on a piece of wood. But that's my opinion.  I like to do things once if i can.

In summary I now have a hood where there once was none.  If it breaks I purchased the 2 year warranty. after that I don't see anything inside this hood that i could not fix myself.