It rusted easily in some spots after only five months of use.
Good absorption but very loud in its sound.

It doesn't leave any odors.
It makes a bit more noise but let's not fool ourselves: either you'll have a quieter model without good absorption or you'll sacrifice a bit of quiet for no odors. Personally, I haven't seen a model that combines both for a reasonable price (under 400).

Except for the very loud noise it makes, so far everything is fine.

Excellent extractor hood. Very good absorption of odor and humidity. When it is working, I have difficulty closing the kitchen door

Installation with Φ120 pipe, about 1.20 meters long, channel up to the exit, with three bends.
First impression is extremely positive. On the lowest operation setting, due to the negative pressure it creates, it opens the kitchen door by 4-5 fingers. Needless to say, odors that used to spread throughout the house are now barely noticeable, or not noticeable at all (with the door at the gap created by the negative pressure).
The light is very satisfactory, the inox is beautiful, removing the protective films is nerve-wracking.

I've had it since 2023. After a year, its lamp started malfunctioning intermittently. By the following year, the interruptions extended to the extractor fan's operation, starting from the highest setting and gradually affecting even the lowest. Completely useless. Replacing the circuit board costs €185. I would have thrown it away, but I had no choice at the time.

I gave it the ultimate test.
2 pork chops in a cast iron grill pan, with the stove burner located towards the outer side of the extractor hood.
It has 6 levels.
From the 4th level and up, you can't even tell you're grilling chops!
I should note here that a Φ15 extractor pipe was used during installation, with a total pipe length of about 1.5 meters and one bend.
On the exterior wall, a metal grille was used with mesh and fixed slats slightly angled downwards.
I completely removed the two flaps.
If you do all this, then the extractor hood is amazing, and up to the 4th level it has minimal noise.
Personally, even at the 5th-6th level, it doesn't bother me.
It even pulls up the floors.
Excellent.
Its light is a cool LED, around 5600K.

Excellent. I had the TEKA CNL 2002 (theoretically top of its time) which just worked. Steam and odors all over the house. Balcony doors open, scented candles, etc. I replaced it and there really is no comparison. It pulls at full power, there is no trace of steam or odor, not even when I fry fish. I don't find it extremely noisy as others describe. Maybe because I'm more concerned with it doing its job effectively. If it's durable, time will tell... Our technician completely removed the fins during installation, for better absorption and to avoid more intense noise.

Very powerful but also quite noisy at high settings, but it gets the job done. I can't give feedback on durability yet.

It may make noise, but which extractor doesn't?? It works perfectly and after 1+ year I am extremely satisfied

Change from a davoline that lasted a decade with a purchase cost of €60 back then. The first three levels compared to what I had are like chirping. The next ones are quite noisy, but I think they are not really necessary. Unless you are cooking simultaneously on all four burners, then I concede. The lighting is strong, but I don't like that its light is cold. I will change it at the first opportunity. I also bought the carbon filters because there was the thought of not installing a chimney, but I never installed them. Overall, so far I am satisfied. Purchase on sale for €200. I consider it excessive.

It stopped the house from smelling like cooking. The noise is negligible.. if you want it to suck, then you will have the corresponding noise.

+ strong absorption
+ tolerable noise at low speeds
- very troublesome to remove the protective tapes (in some places you can't remove it at all)

Chosen because it takes carbon filters so it can be used without a hose!! Almost 3 years and it works perfectly, with very good performance (without a hose sticking out, I repeat, with a filter) and it also has perfect lighting.

Flawless. I have been using it on the first step for all these years. (with a pipe f120, important, and three bends to the roof, 6 to 7 meters distance)

I bought it because I was looking for a hood that pulls the smells and is strong while you actually cook in the kitchen and it doesn't smell next door BUT I have a very big issue with the noise...
It bothers me immensely! It sounds like a train on the high settings, to not make noise it has to be on the lowest setting...

very powerful and quiet as it is much stronger than many others at full power it makes a little noise and that is reasonable but at the 3rd level its suction is much higher than the classic it needs 150 mm duct and the kitchen door should not be closed or you should have a window slightly open its suction is very strong

It does what it promises.
Good noise level on the first steps.
Attention: you must remove the protective stickers from all surfaces before the first use.

Very good absorbency, not an annoying sound, disadvantage is that you have to open it to give light... I bought it Christmas of 2020 and it broke July 2024... It lasted only 3.5 years. The first TEKA I had bought lasted a full 20 years. It's a shame they made them so disposable now.

The blinds that open and close, do not put them from the beginning, they hit each other and make noise.. otherwise, they are noisy but they suck well

It pulls quite well
It makes a lot of noise even on the lowest setting
It becomes chaotic on full power
In my opinion, a disadvantage is that when it is closed, you don't have the option to have the light on.
The light automatically turns on when you pull it out and the extractor fan "pulls"
Light color is blue

I don't think I would choose it again because of the noise it makes

Very good extractor. The only thing that bothers me is its white lighting. I would prefer warm lighting.

It makes very little noise and eliminates all odors even at low operating levels. It is necessary for a window to be open during its operation, otherwise it creates pressure in the room.

I have installed it in my mother's house for over 6 months. So far, it works perfectly without any issues.

Just after the warranty expired, the motor broke down, costing 230€. And a charge of 40€ from TEKA service to come and see it. Unacceptable, stay away..... Never again TEKA

It worked satisfactorily for about a year. Then it only worked on high scale and would turn off by itself after about 20 minutes, and it hardly picks up anything. Overall, it's a waste.

Very good....easy installation, but before you put the pipe, remove the 2 valves it has at the outlet for garbage, etc. at high speeds they will hit each other. It has excellent performance even at low speeds. Probably because it takes a 15mm pipe instead of the classic 12mm. The light is also quite good. It does not retain the setting you put when you close it and if you leave it open for a long time, the light turns off. I suppose it's to save electricity. As for the noise....it's an extractor fan, guys. It will make noise! This particular model pulls 550 cubic meters per hour, this cannot be achieved silently. Finally, it also has an adapter for a 12mm pipe, but I would not recommend it as it will cause "backflow" of air and in the long run it may burn the motor.

I've been using it for 3.5 years. In terms of performance, it's very good. However, I already hear the motor making excessive noise. It will soon burn out. So, it's not reliable.
At 5 years, it still works but the noise is unbearable.
At 5.5 years, I made the decision and opened the motor. I changed the bearings myself at minimal cost and it's silent again like new. If I didn't have technical knowledge, I would have been forced to buy the entire motor and the ventilator (costing 80% of a new one).
It's completely unacceptable for the bearings to fail after 5 years.
At 6.5 years, the same thing again. Unbearable noise... Meanwhile, I find the motor in the Greek market at almost the same price as a new extractor.

Hello,
I have bought two, one for the country house and one for my friend's house. As a hood, it has very good performance and nice lighting, but the build quality is excessively fake. In both, the sliding part feels like it's broken and sometimes the small filter comes off, resulting in the lid not closing. It would be better if they had made it a bit more expensive and had better build quality, rather than cheap and fake.

Without any particular use, the volume increase button has cracked while it is still under warranty, which supposedly does not cover this defect.