Product review (4 stars): Good Value, Good Looking
My main issue is that the lights, which are plenty bright for me, are a visibly blue LED.  Our apartment has fairly bright lighting, but none is as blue as this.  As for installation, my ceilings are about 11 feet and my contractors told me (before opening the box) that they would certainly need to add chimney.  They did NOT need to add to what was in the box -- although I should add that we asked for the hood to be placed about 6 inches higher than normal since we are tall people.  Also, I was putting in the hood more for its light and visual appeal than exhaust function (we don't do a lot of cooking except breakfast and none of the previous owners had ever put one in).  Hence my disappointment over the ultra-blue light.  For anyone bothered enough by the color of the lights, I finally figured out how to put in warm white leds.  It is definitely not as simple as changing a bulb.  You pop out each light, disconnect the plastic wire connector, and then fully disassemble each light unit.  The main thing you keep from the old lights are the two outermost stainless rims.  I replaced the lighting unit with the "Lighting EVER 1 Watt LED Downlights, 12 Volt Low Voltage, Recessed Lighting, Warm White" (sorry I don't know how to do proper links.) The light color is good and it is the right amount of light.  The electric wire connector plugs aren't identical, but the pin alignment is the same, so the plugs fit. You do have to push them together tightly (their stay clips aren't aligned).  The original light unit was sealed with glass, while the one I've put in now will have gaps because of the swivel/directional design.  So if you do a lot of serious cooking, changing to these other lights will let grease get into the inside of the hood.