Product review (5 stars): Great value, gets compliments
This range hood looks really good installed, and it's been getting compliments. Similar range hoods with familiar US nameplates cost 2 to 5 times as much at appliance stores. I took a chance on this model for that very reason -- kitchen updates can get expensive quickly and I was willing to take some calculated risks.

Some experiences:

This unit was installed by the contractor who did the kitchen remodel. He'd never seen a chimney of a two-piece design like this -- he was used to cutting the chimney to fit the ceiling. Installation did result in some scuffing of the upper chimney section. Unfortunately, you can't leave the protective plastic wrap on the steel until it's adjusted since there's no good way to then peel it out from under the overlapping bottom section.

I'ts also got an extendable plastic exhaust duct. The contractor _did_ like this feature, since it had plenty of length to be stretched through the ceiling without having to cut it. Just extend it as far as needed.

The "touchscreen" is of the soft-touch kind -- not pressure sensitive. All controls work well with a light tap. Despite being called a "touchscreen," it really is just dedicated LEDs behind tinted, silk-screened glass -- not a graphical matrix display like on a smartphone. Setting the clock is tricky, and could be better described in the manual. There is no kitchen timer function. It's got a turn-off countdown timer that delays shutting off the blower for 60 seconds after pressing "off". You can override this by pressing "off" twice for instant shutoff.

Pros:
Good price.
Good looks -- gets compliments.
Soft-touch display.
The LED lamps are gimbal-mounted for aiming.

Cons:
Overly brief instruction manual covers several models. Minor translation issues.
Easy to mar the upper section of the chimney during installation.
Setting the clock is tricky and poorly documented.
Lights aren't very bright.