Product review (1 stars): DO NOT BUY - terrible design
We're renovating our kitchen and hit decision fatigue right when it came time to order a range hood. We figured, "How can you screw up a range hood?" and ordered the Allure on that assumption. We're replacing one of the cheapo Broan hoods that you can get at Lowe's for ~$50. $150 must mean it works better, right?

Turns out, you can screw up a range hood. This version of the Allure is quiet, but it's also incredibly underpowered. If you are cooking something on the front of your range (we have a standard 30" standalone range/oven), the steam and smoke will travel up around the front of the hood even with the fan on the highest setting. There's not even the slightest deviation in the path of the smoke, indicating that the fan is not producing significant airflow. We're using it in the ductless/recirculating mode.

I wish I had read more reviews, or figured out a way to test this junk before installing it. As it is, I've installed a range hood that's only useful for two out of four burners, for roughly 3x the price of a one that actually works. Do not make my mistake.