Just don't buy it. I've had it for 2 weeks and I can't speak to its durability, but the materials are terrible; you think it will stay in your hand as you pull it. Noisy, but the worst part is it doesn't absorb well at all and drips water onto the cooktops. When I contacted the company to report my issue, they replied that the new hoods are meant to absorb odors and not heavy (steam).

ATTENTION REMOVE THE DAMPER

I'm changing my review. At first, it wasn't sucking anything and it was leaking, which made me desperate. In the end, the damper was to blame, a valve inside the extractor duct that is supposed to regulate or prevent odors and air from returning to the kitchen. Most people remove it anyway as it is practically useless (it can be removed very easily by hand).

So, the damper wouldn't open with the airflow as it was stuck, and the result was that it wasn't sucking anything and all the kitchen cabinets were filling with steam. From what I read, others have the same problem and it is probably a material failure.

After removing it, the extractor works very well and powerfully. No complaints regarding performance, even on the first speed. The only drawback is the build quality, but that's a minor issue for the price. Honest choice.

Good absorption, strong in terms of noise. The negative for me is that in order to work, it needs to come out a lot, resulting in the rear eyes not being easy to use. Specifically, it comes out 15 centimeters while in others that I have tried it is 7-10..

Stay away!!!! Anyone who doesn't believe it by buying it will understand it! Cheap work machine, it leaks and noisy to the point of disgust. Money wasted unfortunately!!!

The plastic does not connect with plastic, resulting in it disconnecting every time it is used. Poor quality adapter.

For the 159€ I paid, it's worth every penny. It boils water and kills a pan next to it on the second setting, I've never used the third. The lighting is more than sufficient. The filters come out and go in easily and can be cleaned in the dishwasher. The build quality is good for the price it costs, if someone expects to get top quality for 160 - 180€, they have probably made a mistake.

The product has good performance in terms of absorbency. It is noisy on a large scale, and the build quality is below average (here it is relevant to say that you get what you pay for). The previous one was a Bosch, which now costs 600€, while this one cost 174€. The downside is the installation, which requires screwing it on top and you need to check its height before purchasing it, because afterwards it will require modification inside the cabinet.

In the first speed, it is not audible at all. In the second speed, which is only needed for frying, it is audible but not annoyingly so. I highly recommend it. I have had it for a month and I don't have an opinion on its durability. Time will tell.

Because I read different opinions in the comments. Everyone according to what they had before...... If I boil pasta, it drips water. If I fry, it drips oil. On the first setting, it doesn't even pull the smoke from the cigarette that is right below it by two centimeters. As for the noise..ok, it's an extractor fan.

Amazing extractor. It pulls very strongly. It makes a little noise but it doesn't bother us, within reasonable limits of course. Its price is okay, relatively normal.

I am not satisfied at all... It doesn't work properly and it leaks all the time... I constantly have to wipe the stove with a towel... Unacceptable...! Not to mention the steam on the cabinets...!! You might say that you get what you pay for..! What can I say...!

It doesn't pull at all, in general, the kitchen fills with steam and I have to open the window, it also makes excessive noise!!!

I have it for 1.5 years. On the first setting, which has the least noise, it hardly sucks up the steam at all. As a design, it fits nicely in the kitchen.

Awesome purchase after proper kitchen research of course. Quiet on the first and second setting with very good absorption. Noisy on the third setting but I wonder who would need it, literally absorbs very strongly. The connection is Ø15 and the packaging also includes a reducer to Ø12. I used a 2m spiral hose Ø15 with a 90-degree angle and placed the reducer at the end, in the wall hole so as not to open a larger one than the existing one. I did not install the dampers that prevent reverse airflow.

Cheap work the machine, the carpenter installed it today, I boil water for pasta and it leaks, I call him again to see it, he takes me out on the balcony to see the air it releases at the exit and make sure it's not clogged by something... and he tells me that you get what you pay for... :(

The electrician connects it and we press the button to start... the smell of burning... crazy vibration and noise... result: broken fan blade... my service came and brought a new one. Generally noisy... simply choose another one...

Very good for its price. A bit noisy on high scale, quiet on low scale with good absorption.

And to clear up some misunderstandings:
1st it has a 230W motor with 2 blades.
2nd it has a height of 26 inches.

These are the two main advantages of any extractor hood, a powerful motor and a large "steam storage" space (12 or 14 inches in height is unacceptable for an extractor hood).

And we come to the essence of the matter.
Extractor hood + one or at most two curves + up to 3 meters of spiral + definitely Ø125 (and if possible Ø150) spiral = guaranteed success (even in low-cost extractors).
All the rest, especially the diameter (which most people use Ø100), leads to complete failure even in extractors worth €1200