Product review (3 stars): Installation could be smoother
Not everything needed for installation is included. You need 3 wire nuts and a cable clamp to go in the knockout, which I had to salvage from the old range hood this one replaced. The wiring is kind of messy, with 3 wires total to attach using each wire nut, and it's a challenge to shove all the wires under the protective panel at the same time.

There's only one light bulb socket (in the center-front), and the plastic cover for it is too small for a dimmable CFL bulb. You can install a dimmable CFL, you just can't put the protective cover on. That's a short-sighted design flaw given that we've already started the phaseout of incandescent bulbs in the U.S.A.

I had to drill two additional holes in the sheet metal and use longer wood screws than supplied in order to mount the rear to the frame of our cabinets. The instructions suggest screwing a piece of wood to the bottom of the cabinet and mounting the hood to that, but that seemed like a structurally flimsy approach (at least with our cheap old cabinets) and I didn't have appropriately sized wood.

The fan is not what I would call quiet, but it's bearable and does seem to move a lot of air, and after I tightened the screws hard to the cabinets the hood doesn't rattle. The continuously variable fan speed is nice. The light bulb has two brightness settings. The switches seem sturdy.

The unit looks attractive enough, given its price. I've only had it installed for about a week, so longevity is unknown. Ours was made in the U.S.A.

This seems to be one of the few moderately priced under-cabinet range hoods not made by Broan, which is what I was looking for because of a bad experience with a Broan-made Nutone hood.