COMFEE' 60cm Angled Cooker Hood, Wall Mounted, Black

Extremely well made & easy to install. Works very well and reasonably quiet in operation . Incredible value for money - powerful and really nice to look at.

I have been trying to get these filters to fit for the last 2.5 days and been going mental. Nobody else have these charcoal filters I searches everywhere. I bought the hood and filters off Amazon as part of a package deal and needed these filters as the vent wasnt going outside. Circulated instead. OMG I think I emailed everyone trying to get these filters and ended up ringing comfee. I even raised a return with Amazon but as I was on the phone with comfee trying to screw these filters on it just clicked and it was on. I couldn't believe it. Been trying for days. There's only 2 filers made for comfee hoods and the 1 that fitted is the 03 type. Very happy with hood and functions. Bit noisy maybe but very good looking hood. All up and running and 5 stars but the filters are a nightmare. So be warned they do fit so persevere.

Good value extractor, works as it should and looks great.

Pre-Arrival: When shopping for this unit I needed to know Chimney Dimensions but could not find them, even manufacturer did not respond with sizes. Would it have been so difficult to provide basic unit dimensions? I have measured and added an image for others reference. I had to eyeball from photos and sketches before ordering the unit because I knew it would be tight but it all worked out, it almost looks made for my space - knowing dimensions in advance would have been much easier though. Installation: The unit installed fairly easily, had to cut off the 3-Pin UK plug to hard wire but that was simple, there was about 1.5m of cable. Lucky I already had a reducer for the 150mm dia exhaust from the unit which easily popped on and then connected to my 120mm flexible exhaust duct. A paper template was supplied for wall fixing with all dimensions clearly marked, I didn't use the template but handy to have. Just pre-drill 5 holes, attach the mounting bracket (simple to attach to the wall with 3 supplied fixings), hook the unit on then remove the grease filter and lock the unit in place with 2 more supplied screws (I would normally use a torque drill to screw in but space was a bit tight, so used a hand screwdriver - no problem really). After removing the old unit it was about a 1 Hr Job but it could easily be done in 30 mins if necessary. Function: Looks great, gives a much more modern look than my previous Stainless Steel brasserie style hood. I wasn't sure how the black glass would look but I'm really happy. It is a small kitchen and the mirror effect of the glass helps create a feeling of more space and the angle design opens up the hob area. Until you find the touch power button nothing is illuminated so it can be a bit tricky to find the On button, once on the unit has an LED downlight (toggled on-off by a touch button) which is OK but not great, gives a slightly blue light which is quite appealing in my view. Activate the fan with the + touch button and select one of 3 settings, reduce the speed with the - touch button and that's about it. In operation the fan is not too noisy, Like all extractors, you can clearly hear it but no worse than my previous unit. During boiling and frying it was clear the unit was working, there is no need to "open" the glass panel (that is only for access to the grease filter) during operation, the fan sucks up through the gap between the fan housing unit and the glass panel. I saw other reviews with pots boiling and steam everywhere, which was concerning, but I use a lid when boiling (to conserve energy) and when I removed a lid from a pot of boiling potatoes I could clearly see the extractor was working. I would keep windows and doors closed when using any small domestic extractor because they struggle with cross drafts. The manufacturer claims 440CMH on Amazon but also states 320CMH, I am guessing it might be more like 320, there was no specification in the manual. The unit has a neat delayed shutdown mode which allows you to shut off the unit and it will run for a short period - great for getting rid of any lingering odours while letting you get out the kitchen and not have to return. Overall: For the price, this looks to be a great unit for a small kitchen. It works as well as my old unit, that died after 10 years, and the new unit is a fraction of the price. Time will tell how it stands up to rigorous domestic use, hopefully it will be another 10 years (or more) until a need to do another Cooker Hood review.

Very good, thanks

Excellent value really great extractor for the money nothing like it

Disappointed that price went down £20 days after I bought mine. Which could have paid for carbon filters

Bit sceptical as I'd never heard of the manufacturer before. Been installed for 4 months and works great. Looks great and is easy to clean. Fan suction works fine through the tract ducting. (Can't comment on filter usage). Easy to install with the template provided and just plug in. Highly recommended!

Being pretty tall I discovered the slanted rangehoods a few years ago; the integrated pull out extractors often block my sight, especially those burners at the back of the stove. Not with this type of design. Unfortunately they are hard to find in Australia, or for exorbitant prices. They seems to be quite common in eg Germany or Poland and prices are beyond believe low. Hence I ordered this hood with amazon UK and even with the high postage costs (more than the rangehood itself) I couldn't find anything remotely comparable in Australia. Having said that, for its price the Comfee' rangehood exceeded my expectation. The unit is well finished, and compared with similarly priced rangehoods such as the VidaXL slanted one, better finished (eg less sharp pieces of metal). I like the little transparent edging on the glass' outside, gives it a more luxurious impression. However, it appears that, with all range hoods in the lower price bracket, you cant expect too much from the build-in lights: they're mostly small, cold and low lumens; basically unusable if you need to depend on them to light your stove to do some decent cooking. I have solved it by adding a 30cm warm white, dimmable light strip bought at a local hardware store (Aud 30.00). I connected it with the existing wiring/power supply and disconnected the standard light. I guess that ends my factory warranty, but I rather have this better light than worry about the warranty. The rangehood doesnt break the bank anyway. The box comes with a 1:1 template that is roughly correct, however I have just taken the measurements and attached it accordingly. Putting the actual hood on the printed template showed a misalignment of a 5-6 mm at one side. Suction is better than I expected and the noise levels are acceptable. I have installed it in recirculation mode and added a carbon filter - can be ordered in Aus, A$16 for 2. From experience, each filter lasts 3-4 months, depending on cooking. I noticed that when you leave rangehoods with active carbon filters running for 4-5 minutes after you've turned off the stove, they last longer / stay fresh longer.