Product review (3 stars): You get what you pay for!
You get what you pay for! I was replacing an old Hotpoint range hood about 30 years old in my condo which I rent out with this one. What I like: it was cheap!  What I dislike: Only the front and sides is stainless steel. Top where the fan attaches is not. The top was made of light steel which is painted black which the listing does not tell or show you. What I dislike: If you are replacing using this hood by means of using a back vent be for warn! The vent pipe coming from your wall side better is dead center to match the new hood. If not even if its off by  you will be in for a lot of work! You will not be able to install it as is. Unless you remove the vent pipe from the wall and cut the stud/beam that might be in the way and install a new vent pipe from the wall. Lucky for me the old range hood that I was replacing was a old Hotpoint hood which had a sliding vent opening on the back of the range hood which one can side one to two inch from side to side to line up with the old vent pipe to the wall. Which I took off and used it on the new hood. If I did not have that from the old hood, I would not have been able to install the new hood unless I moved the old vent pipe and install a new one. If I use the vent less. This will cost a lot of money in the long run buying replacement filter. To me its like buyer a printer. It is not the printer that cost. Its the ink! Buying 4 replacement filters plus shipping is the price of the new hood.  Also there is a black vent in the front of the hood that must be covered up if you do not use the back or top vent. The cover that clip on looks like hell. Take the time to remove the fan from the housing. And put the same clip cover in from the inside .you can get to it after the fan is remove. so you don't have to look at the cheap cover. Its worth the time doing so. But do it before trying to wire it up and mounting it. Good luck with yours.