KOBE CHX3830SQBD-3 Brillia 30-inch Ductless Under Cabinet Range Hood, 3-Speed, 400 CFM, LED Lights, Baffle Filters

Works beautifully, provides light and ventilation to augment the downdraft feature on our gas cooktop. Reasonably quiet operation and excellent illumination. Recommend professional installation unless you’re certified and have equipment to do the job right. The curved front goes beautifully with our kitchen design and appliances. Well priced also - saw it at higher prices from other big box stores.

On Installation: This one might be tough for a DIYer. It is heavy. It needs proper spacing for the wiring and will probably need to be drilled for more mounting screws than just the 4 specified in the installation note.That said, I think this hood will do very well for a non-vented unit. Grease filters come out by sliding a button. It has plenty of flow at the highest speed. It does make noise at the highest speed, but is nearly inaudible at the lowest speed. The carbon filters are actually "baskets" filled with activated charcoal pellets, and do not cover 100% of the fan intakes. Lights are fantastic.

The first hood arrived dented which I sent back. It took a couple of weeks to get the credit upon return which I thought was too long as I sent it back within a day of noticing the dent. I ordered a replacement hood which arrive without any problems. It's a great product and looks great in addition

5 stars for product, 3 for getting installed. Overall, Really fantastic product. I think it works well, filters fantastic, looks spot on. Maybe can add a picture but the other installed picture does it justice.The biggest issue is it really seems difficult to install and is no go for a DIYer. You need a good install plan before you buy this beast, and a lot of places only install what they sell. I don’t think your average local handyman could install by themselves. I ended up having 2 guys from a local appliance place install, but even then it wasn’t easy. They reviewed and basically abandoned the manuals overhead install instructions, running back to the hardware store for different bolts to install in a more professional manner. The weight is an issue as the one install person had to hold for like 20 minutes will the other installer got bolts in. The finished install is sturdy and polished, but YMMV depending on the quality and persistence of your installer.So far, love the look and operation. Maybe update in a few months on how cleaning works out with regards to other reviews. Just make sure to have fully baked install plans before ordering.

Is not working correctly. smoke/steam is pulled straight up into the lights - not the baffles and fans and then is blown directly out the vents in front.. smoke filled the kitchen as it does not go through charcoal filters at all... bought 2 months ago, had kitchen remodel delays so finally tested in place and extremely disappointed

Read the other reviews about the instructions, and difficult installation but had no issues. If you have ever installed a hood, it’s pretty straightforward, 4 screws on top, hook up the hot, common and ground.Yes the instructions could be better (pictures are dark) and the install could be a bit easier, I had to drill some holes as the screw punch outs were difficult to remove. Took an extra 5 mins.Mount plywood to the bottom of your cabinets to make everything flush and easy to mount. Have someone help hold the hood and the other screw it in. Overall about 40 mins from unpacking to working.Thick metal, and firm construction. Lights are bright. Very happy.

this hood is so beautiful. well worth the money. looks very expensive

There is usually 4 keyhole openings for ... 4 screws to hold up the unit. 1) These screw holes were oblong knockouts only a 1/4 inch in width, AND they were... 2) placed behind the housing that holds the fan, and 3) near the electrical box that is extremely small AND very sharp! 4) When you remove the knock-outs the fan housing bends out of shape, and shy of beating on the unit with a hammer, that remains bent. Plan on coming away from this install bleeding!! Two people were injured trying to place the supporting screws in the knock outs which are bent from drilling holes there because they really arent knock outs, more like they were impressions in the metal and drilling them out is your only option! I have seen the knock outs of 3 units during this project and none had issues like this. You wont want to run the unit on high, it is loud! While it is pretty, if not placed high enough you will have issue seeing the light and fan controls. This is the only exhaust fan I could find that accommodated 15" deep upper cabinets. It is in and I pray to never have to replace it.