Product review (4 stars): Completely useless without changing out the lights, but a bargain otherwise!
I love everything about this unit EXCEPT that the lighting is a joke.  Don't believe ANY review that tells you this unit provides enough light for anyone to cook with.  The light is very blue and cool, and incredibly dim...about like a nightlight.  This unit is completely nonfunctional and I would have sent it back was I not able to replace the LEDs myself.  Once I did, I realized I had a $1k+ vent hood for a fraction of the price.  But I would NOT have been able to keep it had I not changed out the lights.  Was it easy?  Heck no!  I pried out the LED housing and deconstructed it until the LED pucks were visible.  Then I spent hours online looking for something similar with high wattage and warm light color in 12volts with back pins.  The new bulbs totalled about $25 including shipping, so I'm not sure why the manufacturer doesn't put a decent wattage in there to begin with.  The new bulb pucks were slightly larger in diameter than the old ones, but still fit (sort of) into the plastic housing.  I cut the supply wires off the old bulbs, soldered them to the new ones, crimped the housing back together, and put them back into the hood.  Voila!  Tons of warm light.  But a LOT of effort.  If you're not up for it, I'm almost 100% certain you won't be satisfied with the light output of this hood.

The instrument panel takes a bit of getting used to.  You don't need to turn on the power in order to turn on and turn off the light.  And wet fingers don't work, they must be dry.  You'll be really angry at it the first day or two (like a new cell phone) but you'll get used to it and it's no problem after that, until you have guests in your kitchen that can't figure it out.

Would I buy it again to save $800+?  Yup.  But it was really frustrating to get the lights replaced and figure out the instrument panel, so if you're not a patient DIYer, save your pennies for the expensive thing.