Product review (5 stars): A VERY good rangehood, at a price you will look at with pride. Who said a bigger bill is a better buy?  Remember, you can return
Fantastic glass and stainless range hood. Great lighting, which is in the front. A major plus over several seen at box stores, with rear lights.  This unit has features I did not think of-like slow turn off, if desired, signaled by flashing in purple.  LEDs are strong, with good lighting over my 5 burner glass stove.  Noice level is never distracting, and  attractive unit makes a beautiful statement, considering it costs up to $400 less then some comparable options.

I have never seen a unit this attractive, and functional, for twice the price. I believe I paid just under $200, while the lowest name brand came in at over $400, with fewer add-ons. There is no name on the unit, so it fits with every name brand.  Comes with stainless extentions to reach at least 10+ feet.  Dual easy clean filters are great, as is the wall unit plug in.  This keeps the stove/oven, and range separate.  I believe I have had 2 +years of daily use problem free.  LEDs, make great night light, and illuminate my tropical ceramic art look lovely inlaid in the beautiful marble backsplash. The front LEDs help to capture the sparkling quartz in gorgeous granite vains that the under the very highend inlaid wooden cabinet lights do not possess, as having all LEDs would over power a subtle kitchen ambience.

The range hood is a gorgeous addition to a very beautiful new kitchen.  Only YOU know the triffle spent on the standout rangehood. Frankly, you probably spent more on the water faucet.  I did, and which kitchen feature do people look at most often, and repeatedly?

I love this purchase, and I could not believe the price. I still wonder where the foul is hiding.  The trick is that most of the name brand companies are all owned by a couple of owners.  They set the prices, and calude to keep prices high, for a simple machine device.  Ask yourself this question, does your 30 button clothes washing machine, do a much better job, and does it last decades like the pre1997 cast iron tubs did?