Product review (2 stars): Inadequate venting and drips grease onto stove
There are several things wrong with this range hood. It doesn't seem to draw a lot of air. While the two filters on the bottom seem large, they are so close to the hood's circular fan that only a portion of their surface has air flowing through it. The overhanging part of the hood also does nothing to trap smoke, steam, or hot air and draw it toward the filters; if you boil a big pot of spaghetti on a front burner, most of the steam rolls off the front of the hood and into the room. Worse, grease that does get trapped in the filters (or on the inside of the hood above the filters, collects quickly and starts to drip from the filters back onto the stove. This happens after about a week of cooking, despite that fact that we do very little frying.

There is another, minor, point that bothers me: the hood doesn't use standard light bulbs. Instead of being in a pocket behind a diffuser, the top of the bulbs project downward from the front of the hood. You have to use short bulbs with a flattened top. I would rather have the option of using standard round bulbs, and I would never want to put compact florescent bulbs in this hood, even short ones, as you would be looking directly at the bulbs' coils.