Cookology BUGL520BK/A+ Energy A+ Rated Black Glass 52cm Integrated Canopy Cooker Hood

I’m really impressed with this integrated cooler hood. It combines powerful performance with a sleek, stylish design that fits seamlessly into the kitchen. The extraction power is excellent, quickly clearing steam and cooking smells, and the built-in lights provide great visibility while cooking. It’s also surprisingly easy to clean, which makes upkeep simple. Overall, a perfect balance of function and style highly recommended!

Looks very nice,heavy, not very loud,I like.

Package arrived and was concerned due to damage however the actual unit was ok. Touch panel works fine and sits nicely within a standard 60cm cupboard however was a bit tricky to install. Overall quite pleased with unit

Easy to fit and looks great.

The quietest extractor I've ever had. Most extractors are incredibly noisy and obnoxious, but this one not only is a good extractor but so quite. I wouldn't have one in the kitchen before as the noise was ridiculous but this one is amazing and not expensive.

Very powerful extractor. Makes some noise but has really good extraction. Need to use a 15cm extraction system or buy the adaptors. It includes lighting when looks great if you have under cabinet lighting already. My kitchen fitter was very impressed with the quality, style and price which was very reassuring. There is a door on the bottom held up by magnets which gives you better extraction

We bought this last month and have hardly used it as we are still having our kitchen fitted. We turned the hood on today and it was weirdly silent… our builder checked it and said that the actual suction power of the motor has gone! How can that be after only a week’s use at most!

It's a decent extractor fan, a bit noisy, as others have said, but the build quality is poor. There are small folding catches that hold it in the cupboard, and one of these bent on mine when removing to service, and another snapped. The manufacturer doesn't supply these replacement parts and I've no idea what they are even called to find replacements, so now I need a whole new fan it seems. It's fairly easy to install but make sure to cut a hole that allows for the screw heads on the side, they could have easily been counter sunk to avoid this issue, or even just flat headed, not round headed, so that was annoying. Also, if you have limited access after installation as I did, adjust the "Folding Catches" before installing, as it's hard to get to those at the back after. Fragile, but a good fan once installed, just don't remove it! Ever.