5 Best Built-in Cooker Hoods in the US - September 2020
What Built-in Cooker Hood to Buy in September 2020?
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| The highest scoring built-in cooker hood around, with a reasonable price. | A fully featured but 3 year old 250m³/h max extraction power extractor fan. | A bargain price and fully featured 650m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor, with the latest technology. | A fully featured and good value for money 550m³/h max extraction power extract hood. | Multiple reviews mentioned that this extractor fan has outstanding features. It's a fully featured and classic 650m³/h max extraction power extractor fan, with a cheap price. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Three Filters Better Kagoo Score $144 Cheaper |
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Removable Filter Dishwasher Proof Filter Washable Filter 41% Cheaper to Run Over Five Years Better Brand |
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42% Higher Maximum Extraction Power One More Motor A Lot Brighter Illuminance Two Lamps Intensive Speed Mode Removable Filter Dishwasher Proof Filter Washable Filter Two Years Newer 3 More Items
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Quieter Noise Level One Bigger Lamp Intensive Speed Mode Bigger Maximum Recirculating Power Removable Filter Dishwasher Proof Filter Washable Filter 1 More Item
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A Lot Higher Maximum Extraction Power 510 Stronger Pressure Intensive Speed Mode Removable Filter Washable Filter Energy Efficiency Rating is Higher Much Better User Reviews 1 More Item
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power 9% Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display Only One Lamp Over Five Years Older More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 23% Energy Efficiency Rating is Lower A Lot Lower User Review Score Worse Brand 3 More Items
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Hugely Lower Maximum Extraction Power 6dB Louder Noise Level Only One Motor Does Not Have a Built-in Display Dimmer Illuminance Smaller Maximum Recirculating Power One Smaller Filter Worse Kagoo Score Not Currently Available Older by Over Two Years Lower Energy Efficiency Rating 5 More Items
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Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display Weaker Pressure Marginally Smaller Maximum Recirculating Power Only One Filter Worse Kagoo Score $144 More Expensive 69% Higher Running Costs Over Five Years Energy Efficiency Rating is Lower Worse Brand 4 More Items
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16% Lower Maximum Extraction Power Only One Motor Does Not Have a Built-in Display Dimmer Illuminance Two Smaller Filters Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $1,158 Older by Over Five Years $7 More Expensive to Run Over Five Years Worse Energy Efficiency Rating Worse Brand 5 More Items
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13% Louder Noise Level Two Smaller Filters Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $337 Older by Over Four Years Worse Brand |
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CDA EIN60FSI
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CDA EIN60FSI |
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197m³/h
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62dB
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The CDA EIN60FSI has a Kagoo Score of 84 and is Built-in. With a price tag of $141.27 this cooker hood is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the CDA EIN60FSI or read our article on whether you should buy a CDA cooker hood.
The highest scoring built-in cooker hood around, with a reasonable price.
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Our review analysis indicates that CDA EIN60FSI has great user reviews with an average user rating of 83%.
3 Reasons For for Choosing the CDA EIN60FSI
The number of filters on the CDA EIN60FSI is three, but the Miele DA3466 only has one filter and the Siemens LE63MAC00 only has two filters. More ...
'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 CDA EIN60FSI has received a Kagoo Score of 84, however the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL scored 81, the Elica Sleek scored 80, the Miele DA3466 scored 81 and the Siemens LE63MAC00 scored 76.
The CDA EIN60FSI costs $143.86 less than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, costs $336.97 less than the Elica Sleek and costs $1,157.73 less than the Miele DA3466.
9 Reasons Against for Choosing the CDA EIN60FSI
CDA EIN60FSI is only 197m³/h max extraction power. That's 453m³/h lower than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Elica Sleek (650m³/h), 353m³/h lower than the Miele DA3466 (550m³/h) and 53m³/h lower than the Siemens LE63MAC00 (250m³/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 CDA EIN60FSI is a 62dB noise level cooker hood, and so does the Siemens LE63MAC00. That's 3dB louder than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL (59dB), 3dB quieter than the Elica Sleek (65dB) and 6dB louder than the Miele DA3466 (56dB). 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 CDA EIN60FSI does not have a built-in display (As do the the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00), whereas the Elica Sleek has 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 number of lamps on the CDA EIN60FSI is one, but the Miele DA3466 only has two lamps. More ...
We do not know the number of lamps on the Elica Sleek or the Siemens LE63MAC00. It is possible that they do not have any lamps.
The number of lamps that are installed into the cooker hood to provide illumination.
More lamps means more light, which makes it easier to see while you cook.
The CDA EIN60FSI is older than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL by five years, older than the Elica Sleek by three months and older than the Siemens LE63MAC00 by three years.
Over five years the CDA EIN60FSI costs $165 to run which is $23 more than the Miele DA3466 and $31 more than the Siemens LE63MAC00. Show assumptions.
The CDA EIN60FSI has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", however the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has a rating of "D", the Elica Sleek has a rating of "A", the Miele DA3466 has a rating of "B" and the Siemens LE63MAC00 has a rating of "D".
The CDA EIN60FSI's average user rating is 83%, however the Elica Sleek's is 100% (based on 1 review).
CDA cooker hoods have an average rating of only 71.2%, whereas Bosch has an average rating of 94.8%, Elica has an average rating of 78.6%, Miele has an average rating of 85.2% and Siemens has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the EIN60FSI in the US is $141.27 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Siemens LE63MAC00
Siemens LE63MAC00 |
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250m³/h
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62dB
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The Siemens LE63MAC00 has a Kagoo Score of 76 and is 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 Siemens LE63MAC00 or read our article on whether you should buy a Siemens cooker hood.
A fully featured but 3 year old 250m³/h max extraction power extractor fan.
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5 Reasons For for Choosing the Siemens LE63MAC00
The Siemens LE63MAC00 has a removable filter, and so do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Elica Sleek and the Miele DA3466, but the CDA EIN60FSI does 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 Siemens LE63MAC00 has a dishwasher proof filter (as do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Miele DA3466), however the CDA EIN60FSI and the Elica Sleek do not have this feature. More ...
The denotes whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be removed and cleaned using the dishwasher.
Dishwashable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
The Siemens LE63MAC00 has a washable filter (as do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Elica Sleek and the Miele DA3466), but the CDA EIN60FSI does 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.
Over five years the Siemens LE63MAC00 only costs $134 to run but the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL costs $227 to run (69% more), the CDA EIN60FSI costs $165 to run (23% more) and the Miele DA3466 costs $141 to run (5% more). More ...
Siemens cooker hoods have an average rating of 95%, whereas Bosch only has an average rating of 94.8%, CDA only has an average rating of 71.2%, Elica only has an average rating of 78.6% and Miele only has an average rating of 85.2%.
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the Siemens LE63MAC00
Siemens LE63MAC00 is only 250m³/h max extraction power, but the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Elica Sleek are both 650m³/h max extraction power cooker hoods (400m³/h higher), the CDA EIN60FSI is a 197m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (53m³/h lower) and the Miele DA3466 is a 550m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (300m³/h higher). 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 Siemens LE63MAC00 has a noise level of 62dB (as does the CDA EIN60FSI), whereas the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is a 59dB noise level cooker hood (3dB quieter), the Elica Sleek is a 65dB noise level cooker hood (3dB louder) and the Miele DA3466 is a 56dB noise level cooker hood (6dB quieter). 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 Siemens LE63MAC00 has one motor, and so does the Miele DA3466, however the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL only has two motors. More ...
We do not know the number of motors on the CDA EIN60FSI or the Elica Sleek. It is possible that they do not have any motors.
The number of motors used to power the extractor in the cooker hood.
More motors means that the extractor will be more powerful, leading to greater speed and efficiency when venting smoke from your kitchen.
The Siemens LE63MAC00 does not have a built-in display (As do the the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the CDA EIN60FSI and the Miele DA3466), whereas the Elica Sleek does. 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 Siemens LE63MAC00 is a 188lx illuminance cooker hood. That's 250lx dimmer than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL (438lx) and 132lx dimmer than the Miele DA3466 (320lx). 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 Siemens LE63MAC00 is a 250m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood. That's 70m³/h smaller than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL (320m³/h) and 100m³/h smaller than the Miele DA3466 (350m³/h). More ...
'Max Recirculating Power' measures how powerful the motor in the cooker hood is at extracting and circulating air.
A more powerful motor means that more air can be extracted quicker, making the hood faster and more efficient at removing odours and smoke from the kitchen.
The number of filters on the Siemens LE63MAC00 is two, but the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters. More ...
'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 Siemens LE63MAC00 has received a Kagoo Score of 76, however the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL scored 81, the CDA EIN60FSI scored 84, the Elica Sleek scored 80 and the Miele DA3466 scored 81.
We couldn't find any retailers that are currently selling the product. More ...
The Siemens LE63MAC00 is two years older than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL.
The energy efficiency rating of the Siemens LE63MAC00 is "D", however the rating of the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is "D", the rating of the CDA EIN60FSI is "D", the rating of the Elica Sleek is "A" and the rating of the Miele DA3466 is "B".
Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL
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$285.13
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Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL |
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650m³/h
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59dB
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The Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has a Kagoo Score of 81 and is Built-in cooker hood. With a price tag of $285.13 this cooker hood is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL or read our article on whether you should buy a Bosch cooker hood.
A bargain price and fully featured 650m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor, with the latest technology.
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9 Reasons For for Choosing the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL
Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is 650m³/h max extraction power, and so does the Elica Sleek. That's 453m³/h higher than the CDA EIN60FSI (197m³/h), 100m³/h higher than the Miele DA3466 (550m³/h) and 400m³/h higher than the Siemens LE63MAC00 (250m³/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 Serie 4 DHL555BL has two motors, however the Siemens LE63MAC00 only has one motor. More ...
We do not know the number of motors on the CDA EIN60FSI or the Elica Sleek. It is possible that they do not have any motors.
The number of motors used to power the extractor in the cooker hood.
More motors means that the extractor will be more powerful, leading to greater speed and efficiency when venting smoke from your kitchen.
The Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has an illuminance of 438lx, but the Miele DA3466 is only a 320lx illuminance cooker hood (118lx dimmer) and the Siemens LE63MAC00 is only a 188lx illuminance cooker hood (250lx 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 number of lamps on the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is two, and so does the Miele DA3466, but the CDA EIN60FSI only has one lamp. More ...
We do not know the number of lamps on the Elica Sleek or the Siemens LE63MAC00. It is possible that they do not have any lamps.
The number of lamps that are installed into the cooker hood to provide illumination.
More lamps means more light, which makes it easier to see while you cook.
The Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has an intensive speed mode (as do the Elica Sleek and the Miele DA3466), but the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00 do not have this feature. 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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has a removable filter (as do the Elica Sleek, the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00), but the CDA EIN60FSI does not have this feature. 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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has a dishwasher proof filter, and so do the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00, however the CDA EIN60FSI and the Elica Sleek do not. More ...
The denotes whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be removed and cleaned using the dishwasher.
Dishwashable 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 Serie 4 DHL555BL has a washable filter, and so do the Elica Sleek, the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00, but the CDA EIN60FSI does 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 Serie 4 DHL555BL was released five years later than the CDA EIN60FSI, released five years later than the Elica Sleek, released five years later than the Miele DA3466 and released two years later than the Siemens LE63MAC00
10 Reasons Against for Choosing the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL
The Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is a 59dB noise level cooker hood. That's 3dB quieter than the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00 (62dB), 6dB quieter than the Elica Sleek (65dB) and 3dB louder than the Miele DA3466 (56dB). 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 Serie 4 DHL555BL does not have a built-in display (As do the the CDA EIN60FSI, the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00), whereas the Elica Sleek has 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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is a 20 pressure cooker hood. That's 510 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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is a 320m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood, whereas the Miele DA3466 is a 350m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood (30m³/h bigger) and the Siemens LE63MAC00 is a 250m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood (70m³/h smaller). More ...
'Max Recirculating Power' measures how powerful the motor in the cooker hood is at extracting and circulating air.
A more powerful motor means that more air can be extracted quicker, making the hood faster and more efficient at removing odours and smoke from the kitchen.
The number of filters on the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is one, and so do the Elica Sleek and the Miele DA3466, but the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters and the Siemens LE63MAC00 only has two filters. More ...
'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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has received a Kagoo Score of 81, however the CDA EIN60FSI scored 84.
The Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is more expensive than the CDA EIN60FSI by $144.
The running costs of the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL are $227 which is $62 more than the CDA EIN60FSI, $85 more than the Miele DA3466 and $92 more than the Siemens LE63MAC00 over five years. Show assumptions.
The Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", however the CDA EIN60FSI has a rating of "D", the Elica Sleek has a rating of "A", the Miele DA3466 has a rating of "B" and the Siemens LE63MAC00 has a rating of "D".
Bosch cooker hoods have an average rating of only 94.8%, whereas Siemens has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the Serie 4 DHL555BL in the US is $285.13 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Miele DA3466
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$1,299.00
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Miele DA3466 |
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550m³/h
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56dB
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$141
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The Miele DA3466 has a Kagoo Score of 81 and is Built-in cooker hood. However with a price tag of $1,299.00 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Miele DA3466 or read our article on whether you should buy a Miele cooker hood.
A fully featured and good value for money 550m³/h max extraction power extract hood.
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7 Reasons For for Choosing the Miele DA3466
The Miele DA3466 has a noise level of 56dB, but the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is a 59dB noise level cooker hood (3dB louder), the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00 are both 62dB noise level cooker hoods (6dB louder) and the Elica Sleek is a 65dB noise level cooker hood (9dB 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 Miele DA3466 has two lamps (as does the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL), however the CDA EIN60FSI only has one lamp. More ...
We do not know the number of lamps on the Elica Sleek or the Siemens LE63MAC00. It is possible that they do not have any lamps.
The number of lamps that are installed into the cooker hood to provide illumination.
More lamps means more light, which makes it easier to see while you cook.
The Miele DA3466 has an intensive speed mode, and so do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Elica Sleek, however the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00 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.
Miele DA3466 is 350m³/h max recirculating power. That's 30m³/h bigger than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL (320m³/h) and 100m³/h bigger than the Siemens LE63MAC00 (250m³/h). More ...
'Max Recirculating Power' measures how powerful the motor in the cooker hood is at extracting and circulating air.
A more powerful motor means that more air can be extracted quicker, making the hood faster and more efficient at removing odours and smoke from the kitchen.
The Miele DA3466 has a removable filter, and so do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Elica Sleek and the Siemens LE63MAC00, however the CDA EIN60FSI does 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 Miele DA3466 has a dishwasher proof filter (as do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Siemens LE63MAC00), whereas the CDA EIN60FSI and the Elica Sleek do not have this feature. More ...
The denotes whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be removed and cleaned using the dishwasher.
Dishwashable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
The Miele DA3466 has a washable filter (as do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Elica Sleek and the Siemens LE63MAC00), however the CDA EIN60FSI does 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.
11 Reasons Against for Choosing the Miele DA3466
The Miele DA3466 has a maximum extraction power of 550m³/h, however the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Elica Sleek are both 650m³/h max extraction power cooker hoods (100m³/h higher), the CDA EIN60FSI is a 197m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (353m³/h lower) and the Siemens LE63MAC00 is a 250m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (300m³/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 Miele DA3466 is a one motor cooker hood, and so does the Siemens LE63MAC00, whereas the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL only has two motors. More ...
We do not know the number of motors on the CDA EIN60FSI or the Elica Sleek. It is possible that they do not have any motors.
The number of motors used to power the extractor in the cooker hood.
More motors means that the extractor will be more powerful, leading to greater speed and efficiency when venting smoke from your kitchen.
The Miele DA3466 does not have a built-in display (As do the the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00), but the Elica Sleek does. 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 Miele DA3466 is a 320lx illuminance cooker hood. That's 118lx dimmer than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL (438lx) and 132lx brighter than the Siemens LE63MAC00 (188lx). 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 Miele DA3466 has one filter (as do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Elica Sleek), however the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters and the Siemens LE63MAC00 only has two filters. More ...
'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 Miele DA3466 has received a Kagoo Score of 81, whereas the CDA EIN60FSI scored 84.
The Miele DA3466 is $1,014 more expensive than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, $1,158 more expensive than the CDA EIN60FSI and $821 more expensive than the Elica Sleek.
The Miele DA3466 is five years older than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, one month older than the CDA EIN60FSI, four months older than the Elica Sleek and three years older than the Siemens LE63MAC00.
The Miele DA3466 costs $141 to run which is $7 more than the Siemens LE63MAC00 over five years. Show assumptions.
The energy efficiency rating of the Miele DA3466 is "B", whereas the rating of the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is "D", the rating of the CDA EIN60FSI is "D", the rating of the Elica Sleek is "A" and the rating of the Siemens LE63MAC00 is "D".
Miele cooker hoods have an average rating of only 85.2%, but Bosch has an average rating of 94.8% and Siemens has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the DA3466 in the US is $1,299.00 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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The Elica Sleek has a Kagoo Score of 80 and is Built-in cooker hood. With a price tag of $478.24 this cooker hood is fair value for money. 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.
Multiple reviews mentioned that this extractor fan has outstanding features. It's a fully featured and classic 650m³/h max extraction power extractor fan, with a cheap price.
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Our review analysis indicates that Elica Sleek has very good user reviews with an average user rating of 87%.
7 Reasons For for Choosing the Elica Sleek
The Elica Sleek is a 650m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (as does the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL), whereas the CDA EIN60FSI is only a 197m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (453m³/h lower), the Miele DA3466 is only a 550m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (100m³/h lower) and the Siemens LE63MAC00 is only a 250m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (400m³/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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is only a 20 pressure cooker hood (510 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 do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Miele DA3466, whereas the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00 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, and so do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00, whereas the CDA EIN60FSI does 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 Serie 4 DHL555BL, the Miele DA3466 and the Siemens LE63MAC00), whereas the CDA EIN60FSI does 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 Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL has a rating of "D", the CDA EIN60FSI has a rating of "D", the Miele DA3466 has a rating of "B" and the Siemens LE63MAC00 has a rating of "D".
Based on 1 review, the Elica Sleek has an average user review score of 100%, but the CDA EIN60FSI has an average rating of 83% (based on 6 reviews).
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the Elica Sleek
The Elica Sleek has a noise level of 65dB, however the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL is a 59dB noise level cooker hood (6dB quieter), the CDA EIN60FSI and the Siemens LE63MAC00 are both 62dB noise level cooker hoods (3dB quieter) and the Miele DA3466 is a 56dB noise level cooker hood (9dB quieter). 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 do the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and the Miele DA3466), whereas the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters and the Siemens LE63MAC00 only has two filters. More ...
'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 80, but the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL scored 81, the CDA EIN60FSI scored 84 and the Miele DA3466 scored 81.
The Elica Sleek is $193 more expensive than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and $337 more expensive than the CDA EIN60FSI.
The Elica Sleek is five years older than the Bosch Serie 4 DHL555BL and three years older than the Siemens LE63MAC00.
Elica cooker hoods have an average rating of only 78.6%, however Bosch has an average rating of 94.8%, Miele has an average rating of 85.2% and Siemens has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the Sleek in the US is $478.24 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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