5 Best Built-in Cooker Hoods in the US - March 2020
What Built-in Cooker Hood to Buy in March 2020?
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| A fully featured and good value for money 650m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor. | A good value for money and fully featured 400m³/h max extraction power extract hood. | A good value for money and fully featured 352m³/h max extraction power extractor fan. | The cheapest built-in cooker hood around. | A fully featured and classic 650m³/h max extraction power extract hood, with a fair price. Our review analysis indicates that it has outstanding features. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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A Lot Higher Maximum Extraction Power Intensive Speed Mode One Bigger Filter Better Kagoo Score Cheaper by $50 |
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Quieter Noise Level 325lx Brighter Illuminance Washable Filter Better Kagoo Score Better Brand |
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Two Filters Better Kagoo Score 10% Cheaper to Run Over Five Years |
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Washable Filter |
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A Lot Higher Maximum Extraction Power 359 Stronger Pressure Intensive Speed Mode Removable Filter Washable Filter Energy Efficiency Rating is Higher |
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5dB Louder Noise Level 68lx Dimmer Illuminance Older by Over Two Years $22 More Expensive to Run Over Five Years Inferior Energy Efficiency Rating Worse Brand |
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power $50 More Expensive Over Two Years Older Energy Efficiency Rating is Worse |
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power 8dB Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display $137 More Expensive Energy Efficiency Rating is Lower Worse Brand |
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display 325lx Dimmer Illuminance 68% Weaker Pressure Only One Filter Worse Kagoo Score Not Currently Available Three Months Older Energy Efficiency Rating is Worse Worse Brand 5 More Items
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15% Louder Noise Level One Smaller Filter Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $263 Older by Over Three Years Worse Brand |
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Neff D5655X0GB
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650m³/h
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59dB
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The Neff D5655X0GB has a Kagoo Score of 83 and is Built-in cooker hood. With a price tag of $192.71 this cooker hood is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Neff D5655X0GB or read our article on whether you should buy a Neff cooker hood.
A fully featured and good value for money 650m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor.
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5 Reasons For for Choosing the Neff D5655X0GB
The Neff D5655X0GB is a 650 max extraction power cooker hood (as does the Elica Sleek), whereas the AEG DEB2531S is only a 352m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (298m³/h lower), the Bosch DFL064W50 is only a 400m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (250m³/h lower) and the Zanussi ZHC6122X is only a 240m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (410m³/h lower). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Neff D5655X0GB has an intensive speed mode, and so does the Elica Sleek, whereas the AEG DEB2531S, the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Zanussi ZHC6122X do not. More ...
'Intensive Speed Mode' denotes whether the cooker hood has a special high-speed mode that can push the motor hard in order to extract air very quickly from the kitchen.
Intensive speed is useful in emergencies, such as the good ol' 'It's 3am, I'm drunk and I want some toast' situation.
The Neff D5655X0GB is a two filter cooker hood (as does the AEG DEB2531S), whereas the Zanussi ZHC6122X only has one filter. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The Neff D5655X0GB has received a Kagoo Score of 83, but the Elica Sleek scored 82 and the Zanussi ZHC6122X scored 81.
The Neff D5655X0GB costs $192.71, whereas the AEG DEB2531S is $329.34, the Bosch DFL064W50 is $242.46 and the Elica Sleek is $455.86.
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the Neff D5655X0GB
The Neff D5655X0GB has a noise level of 59, however the AEG DEB2531S is a 62dB noise level cooker hood (3dB louder), the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 54dB noise level cooker hood (5dB quieter), the Elica Sleek is a 65dB noise level cooker hood (6dB louder) and the Zanussi ZHC6122X is a 67dB noise level cooker hood (8dB louder). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Neff D5655X0GB is a 335 illuminance cooker hood. That's 68lx dimmer than the Bosch DFL064W50 (403lx) and 257lx brighter than the Zanussi ZHC6122X (78lx). More ...
The illuminance of your cooker hood measures how much light the inbuilt lamps give off.
A greater illuminance means more light when you're cooking - helpful at night or in dark kitchens.
The Neff D5655X0GB is three years older than the AEG DEB2531S and two years older than the Zanussi ZHC6122X.
The Neff D5655X0GB costs $217 to run which is $22 more than the AEG DEB2531S over five years. Show assumptions.
The energy efficiency rating of the Neff D5655X0GB is "D", but the rating of the AEG DEB2531S is "D", the rating of the Bosch DFL064W50 is "C", the rating of the Elica Sleek is "A" and the rating of the Zanussi ZHC6122X is "D".
Neff cooker hoods have an average rating of only 77.1%, however AEG has an average rating of 90.3%, Bosch has an average rating of 95%, Elica has an average rating of 77.7% and Zanussi has an average rating of 85.3%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the D5655X0GB in the US is $192.71 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Bosch DFL064W50
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$242.46
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400m³/h
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The Bosch DFL064W50 has a Kagoo Score of 83 and is Built-in cooker hood. With a price tag of $242.46 this cooker hood is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Bosch DFL064W50 or read our article on whether you should buy a Bosch cooker hood.
A good value for money and fully featured 400m³/h max extraction power extract hood.
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5 Reasons For for Choosing the Bosch DFL064W50
The Bosch DFL064W50 is a 54 noise level cooker hood. That's 8dB quieter than the AEG DEB2531S (62dB), 11dB quieter than the Elica Sleek (65dB), 5dB quieter than the Neff D5655X0GB (59dB) and 13dB quieter than the Zanussi ZHC6122X (67dB). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Bosch DFL064W50 has an illuminance of 403, however the Neff D5655X0GB is only a 335lx illuminance cooker hood (68lx dimmer) and the Zanussi ZHC6122X is only a 78lx illuminance cooker hood (325lx dimmer). More ...
The illuminance of your cooker hood measures how much light the inbuilt lamps give off.
A greater illuminance means more light when you're cooking - helpful at night or in dark kitchens.
The Bosch DFL064W50 has a washable filter, and so do the Elica Sleek and the Zanussi ZHC6122X, however the AEG DEB2531S and the Neff D5655X0GB do not. More ...
'Washable Filter' indicates whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be washed to remove caked-on dirt and grease.
Washable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
The Bosch DFL064W50 has received a Kagoo Score of 83, whereas the Elica Sleek scored 82 and the Zanussi ZHC6122X scored 81.
Bosch cooker hoods have an average rating of 95%, but AEG only has an average rating of 90.3%, Elica only has an average rating of 77.7%, Neff only has an average rating of 77.1% and Zanussi only has an average rating of 85.3%.
4 Reasons Against for Choosing the Bosch DFL064W50
The Bosch DFL064W50 has a maximum extraction power of 400. That's 48m³/h higher than the AEG DEB2531S (352m³/h), 250m³/h lower than the Elica Sleek and the Neff D5655X0GB (650m³/h) and 160m³/h higher than the Zanussi ZHC6122X (240m³/h). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Bosch DFL064W50 is more expensive than the Neff D5655X0GB by $50.
The Bosch DFL064W50 is older than the AEG DEB2531S by three years, older than the Neff D5655X0GB by three months and older than the Zanussi ZHC6122X by three years.
The Bosch DFL064W50 has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "C", whereas the AEG DEB2531S has a rating of "D", the Elica Sleek has a rating of "A", the Neff D5655X0GB has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHC6122X has a rating of "D".
The cheapest price that we could find for the DFL064W50 in the US is $242.46 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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AEG DEB2531S
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$329.34
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352m³/h
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62dB
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$195
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The AEG DEB2531S has a Kagoo Score of 83 and is Built-in cooker hood. However with a price tag of $329.34 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the AEG DEB2531S or read our article on whether you should buy a AEG cooker hood.
A good value for money and fully featured 352m³/h max extraction power extractor fan.
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3 Reasons For for Choosing the AEG DEB2531S
The number of filters on the AEG DEB2531S is two, and so does the Neff D5655X0GB, but the Zanussi ZHC6122X only has one filter. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The AEG DEB2531S has received a Kagoo Score of 83, however the Elica Sleek scored 82 and the Zanussi ZHC6122X scored 81.
The AEG DEB2531S only costs $195 to run over five years but the Neff D5655X0GB costs $217 to run (11% more). More ...
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the AEG DEB2531S
AEG DEB2531S is only 352 max extraction power. That's 48m³/h lower than the Bosch DFL064W50 (400m³/h), 298m³/h lower than the Elica Sleek and the Neff D5655X0GB (650m³/h) and 112m³/h higher than the Zanussi ZHC6122X (240m³/h). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The AEG DEB2531S is a 62 noise level cooker hood. That's 8dB louder than the Bosch DFL064W50 (54dB), 3dB quieter than the Elica Sleek (65dB), 3dB louder than the Neff D5655X0GB (59dB) and 5dB quieter than the Zanussi ZHC6122X (67dB). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The AEG DEB2531S does not have a built-in display (As does the the Zanussi ZHC6122X), whereas the Bosch DFL064W50, the Elica Sleek and the Neff D5655X0GB have this feature. More ...
'Built-In Display' denotes whether the cooker hood has a display that shows information about the cooker hood, such as current mode, extraction power, any faults, etc.
Built-in displays allow you to see the current status of the hood at a glance, allowing you to easily diagnose problems and see what level it's working at.
The AEG DEB2531S is more expensive than the Bosch DFL064W50 by $87 and more expensive than the Neff D5655X0GB by $137.
The AEG DEB2531S has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", however the Bosch DFL064W50 has a rating of "C", the Elica Sleek has a rating of "A", the Neff D5655X0GB has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHC6122X has a rating of "D".
AEG cooker hoods have an average rating of only 90.3%, whereas Bosch has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the DEB2531S in the US is $329.34 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Zanussi ZHC6122X
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240m³/h
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67dB
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The Zanussi ZHC6122X has a Kagoo Score of 81 and is Ceiling built-in cooker hood. With a price tag of $0.00 this cooker hood is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Zanussi ZHC6122X or read our article on whether you should buy a Zanussi cooker hood.
The cheapest built-in cooker hood around.
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1 Reason For for Choosing the Zanussi ZHC6122X
The Zanussi ZHC6122X has a washable filter, and so do the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Elica Sleek, however the AEG DEB2531S and the Neff D5655X0GB do not. More ...
'Washable Filter' indicates whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be washed to remove caked-on dirt and grease.
Washable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the Zanussi ZHC6122X
The Zanussi ZHC6122X has a maximum extraction power of 240. That's 112m³/h lower than the AEG DEB2531S (352m³/h), 160m³/h lower than the Bosch DFL064W50 (400m³/h) and 410m³/h lower than the Elica Sleek and the Neff D5655X0GB (650m³/h). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X is a 67 noise level cooker hood. That's 5dB louder than the AEG DEB2531S (62dB), 13dB louder than the Bosch DFL064W50 (54dB), 2dB louder than the Elica Sleek (65dB) and 8dB louder than the Neff D5655X0GB (59dB). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X does not have a built-in display (As does the the AEG DEB2531S), but the Bosch DFL064W50, the Elica Sleek and the Neff D5655X0GB have this feature. More ...
'Built-In Display' denotes whether the cooker hood has a display that shows information about the cooker hood, such as current mode, extraction power, any faults, etc.
Built-in displays allow you to see the current status of the hood at a glance, allowing you to easily diagnose problems and see what level it's working at.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X has an illuminance of 78, however the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 403lx illuminance cooker hood (325lx brighter) and the Neff D5655X0GB is a 335lx illuminance cooker hood (257lx brighter). More ...
The illuminance of your cooker hood measures how much light the inbuilt lamps give off.
A greater illuminance means more light when you're cooking - helpful at night or in dark kitchens.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X is a 171 pressure cooker hood. That's 359 weaker than the Elica Sleek (530). More ...
'Pressure' measures the pressure of the airflow being used to extract air, measured in 'Pascals'.
A greater pressure means the air is being moved with far more force, meaning smoke and odours are removed from your kitchen with greater efficiency.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X has one filter, and so does the Elica Sleek, however the Neff D5655X0GB only has two filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X has received a Kagoo Score of 81, whereas the AEG DEB2531S scored 83, the Bosch DFL064W50 scored 83, the Elica Sleek scored 82 and the Neff D5655X0GB scored 83.
This cooker hood does not seem to be currently available. More ...
The Zanussi ZHC6122X is older than the AEG DEB2531S by three months.
The Zanussi ZHC6122X has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", whereas the AEG DEB2531S has a rating of "D", the Bosch DFL064W50 has a rating of "C", the Elica Sleek has a rating of "A" and the Neff D5655X0GB has a rating of "D".
Zanussi cooker hoods have an average rating of only 85.3%, but AEG has an average rating of 90.3% and Bosch has an average rating of 95%.
Elica Sleek
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The Elica Sleek has a Kagoo Score of 82 and is Built-in cooker hood. However with a price tag of $455.86 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Elica Sleek or read our article on whether you should buy a Elica cooker hood.
A fully featured and classic 650m³/h max extraction power extract hood, with a fair price. Our review analysis indicates that it has outstanding features.
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Our review analysis indicates that Elica Sleek has great user reviews with an average user rating of 87%.
6 Reasons For for Choosing the Elica Sleek
The Elica Sleek is a 650 max extraction power cooker hood (as does the Neff D5655X0GB), whereas the AEG DEB2531S is only a 352m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (298m³/h lower), the Bosch DFL064W50 is only a 400m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (250m³/h lower) and the Zanussi ZHC6122X is only a 240m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (410m³/h lower). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Elica Sleek has a pressure of 530, but the Zanussi ZHC6122X is only a 171 pressure cooker hood (359 weaker). More ...
'Pressure' measures the pressure of the airflow being used to extract air, measured in 'Pascals'.
A greater pressure means the air is being moved with far more force, meaning smoke and odours are removed from your kitchen with greater efficiency.
The Elica Sleek has an intensive speed mode, and so does the Neff D5655X0GB, whereas the AEG DEB2531S, the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Zanussi ZHC6122X do not. More ...
'Intensive Speed Mode' denotes whether the cooker hood has a special high-speed mode that can push the motor hard in order to extract air very quickly from the kitchen.
Intensive speed is useful in emergencies, such as the good ol' 'It's 3am, I'm drunk and I want some toast' situation.
The Elica Sleek has a removable filter, whereas the AEG DEB2531S, the Bosch DFL064W50, the Neff D5655X0GB and the Zanussi ZHC6122X do not. More ...
'Removable Filter' denotes whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be easily removed to be cleaned.
Removable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency.
The Elica Sleek has a washable filter (as do the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Zanussi ZHC6122X), whereas the AEG DEB2531S and the Neff D5655X0GB do not have this feature. More ...
'Washable Filter' indicates whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be washed to remove caked-on dirt and grease.
Washable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
The Elica Sleek has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "A", but the AEG DEB2531S has a rating of "D", the Bosch DFL064W50 has a rating of "C", the Neff D5655X0GB has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHC6122X has a rating of "D".
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the Elica Sleek
The Elica Sleek has a noise level of 65, however the AEG DEB2531S is a 62dB noise level cooker hood (3dB quieter), the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 54dB noise level cooker hood (11dB quieter), the Neff D5655X0GB is a 59dB noise level cooker hood (6dB quieter) and the Zanussi ZHC6122X is a 67dB noise level cooker hood (2dB louder). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Elica Sleek is a one filter cooker hood (as does the Zanussi ZHC6122X), whereas the Neff D5655X0GB only has two filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The Elica Sleek has received a Kagoo Score of 82, but the AEG DEB2531S scored 83, the Bosch DFL064W50 scored 83 and the Neff D5655X0GB scored 83.
The Elica Sleek is $127 more expensive than the AEG DEB2531S, $213 more expensive than the Bosch DFL064W50 and $263 more expensive than the Neff D5655X0GB.
The Elica Sleek is three years older than the AEG DEB2531S, three months older than the Bosch DFL064W50, six months older than the Neff D5655X0GB and three years older than the Zanussi ZHC6122X.
Elica cooker hoods have an average rating of only 77.7%, however AEG has an average rating of 90.3%, Bosch has an average rating of 95% and Zanussi has an average rating of 85.3%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the Sleek in the US is $455.86 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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