5 Best Cooker Hoods Under $300 in the US - September 2021
What Cooker Hood Under $300 to Buy in September 2021?
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| A fully featured and classic 350m³/h max extraction power extract hood. Our review analysis indicates that it's easy to use but noisy. | The highest scoring wall-mounted cooker hood around. | The highest scoring visor cooker hood available, with an affordable price. Multiple reviews mentioned that it's good-looking, easy to use but it has bad technical guidance. | A fully featured and classic 350m³/h max extraction power cooker hood, with a reasonable price. | A bargain price and fully featured 288m³/h max extraction power extract hood. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Higher Maximum Extraction Power Two Filters Removable Filter Washable Filter User Reviews Are Slightly Better Better Brand |
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Built-in Display Better Kagoo Score Two Months Newer |
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35lx Brighter Illuminance Filter Cleaning Indicator Washable Filter $66 Cheaper |
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A Lot Higher Maximum Extraction Power 7dB Quieter Noise Level Dishwasher Proof Filter Washable Filter Energy Efficiency Rating is Superior |
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A Lot Bigger Maximum Recirculating Power 29% Cheaper to Run Over Five Years |
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9% Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display 35lx Dimmer Illuminance Worse Kagoo Score $160 More Expensive Over Two Years Older More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 41% Energy Efficiency Rating is Worse 2 More Items
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8 Reasons Against
29% Lower Maximum Extraction Power Louder Noise Level A Lot Dimmer Illuminance Vastly Smaller Maximum Recirculating Power $73 More Expensive 5% Higher Running Costs Over Five Years Energy Efficiency Rating is Inferior Worse Brand 2 More Items
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power 5% Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Handheld Remote Control Does Not Have a Built-in Display 208m³/h Smaller Maximum Recirculating Power Only One Filter Does Not Have a Removable Filter Worse Kagoo Score Two Months Older Energy Efficiency Rating is Worse Moderately Lower User Review Score Worse Brand 6 More Items
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Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $66 Older by Over Three Years Worse Brand |
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display Only One Filter Worse Kagoo Score $75 More Expensive Two Months Older Energy Efficiency Rating is Lower Worse Brand 3 More Items
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Bosch DUL63CC50
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$312.12
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The Bosch DUL63CC50 has a Kagoo Score of 80. However with a price tag of $312.12 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Bosch DUL63CC50 or read our article on whether you should buy a Bosch cooker hood.
A fully featured and classic 350m³/h max extraction power extract hood. Our review analysis indicates that it's easy to use but noisy.
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Owners report that Bosch DUL63CC50 has brilliant user reviews with an average user rating of 95%, based on 22 reviews.
6 Reasons For for Choosing the Bosch DUL63CC50
The Bosch DUL63CC50 has a maximum extraction power of 350m³/h, and so does the CDA EVA60BL. That's 62m³/h higher than the AEG DEB1621S (288m³/h), 100m³/h higher than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 (250m³/h) and 140m³/h higher than the Zanussi ZHT611X (210m³/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 DUL63CC50 has two filters, however the Zanussi ZHT611X only has one filter. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the CDA EVA60BL or the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51. It is possible that they do 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 Bosch DUL63CC50 has a removable filter, however the AEG DEB1621S, the CDA EVA60BL, the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and the Zanussi ZHT611X do 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 DUL63CC50 has a washable filter, and so do the CDA EVA60BL and the Zanussi ZHT611X, however the AEG DEB1621S and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 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.
Based on 22 reviews, the average user review score of the Bosch DUL63CC50 is 95%, whereas the average rating of the Zanussi ZHT611X is 93% (based on 46 reviews).
Bosch cooker hoods have an average rating of 95%, but AEG only has an average rating of 90.5%, CDA only has an average rating of 65.5%, Siemens only has an average rating of 94.7% and Zanussi only has an average rating of 88.9%.
8 Reasons Against for Choosing the Bosch DUL63CC50
The Bosch DUL63CC50 is a 72dB noise level cooker hood. That's 6dB louder than the AEG DEB1621S (66dB), 7dB louder than the CDA EVA60BL (65dB) and 4dB louder than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and the Zanussi ZHT611X (68dB). 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 DUL63CC50 does not have a built-in display (As do the the AEG DEB1621S and the Zanussi ZHT611X), but the CDA EVA60BL and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 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 Bosch DUL63CC50 has an illuminance of 45lx (as does the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51), however the Zanussi ZHT611X is an 80lx illuminance cooker hood (35lx 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 Bosch DUL63CC50 has received a Kagoo Score of 80, whereas the AEG DEB1621S scored 86, the CDA EVA60BL scored 86, the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 scored 88 and the Zanussi ZHT611X scored 87.
The Bosch DUL63CC50 is more expensive than the AEG DEB1621S by $85, more expensive than the CDA EVA60BL by $94, more expensive than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 by $87 and more expensive than the Zanussi ZHT611X by $160.
The Bosch DUL63CC50 is older than the AEG DEB1621S by 22 months, older than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 by two years and older than the Zanussi ZHT611X by 22 months.
Over five years the Bosch DUL63CC50 costs $200 to run which is $58 more than the AEG DEB1621S and $52 more than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51. Show assumptions.
The Bosch DUL63CC50 has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", whereas the AEG DEB1621S has a rating of "E", the CDA EVA60BL has a rating of "B", the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHT611X has a rating of "D".
The cheapest price that we could find for the DUL63CC50 in the US is $312.12 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51
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$225.18
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250m³/h
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68dB
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The Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a Kagoo Score of 88. With a price tag of $225.18 this cooker hood is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 or read our article on whether you should buy a Siemens cooker hood.
The highest scoring wall-mounted cooker hood around.
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3 Reasons For for Choosing the Siemens IQ100 LU62LFA51
The Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a built-in display, whereas the AEG DEB1621S, the Bosch DUL63CC50, the CDA EVA60BL and the Zanussi ZHT611X do not. 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 iQ100 LU62LFA51 has received a Kagoo Score of 88, but the AEG DEB1621S scored 86, the Bosch DUL63CC50 scored 80, the CDA EVA60BL scored 86 and the Zanussi ZHT611X scored 87.
The Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 was released three years ago, but the AEG DEB1621S was released three years ago, the Bosch DUL63CC50 was released five years ago, the CDA EVA60BL was released seven years ago and the Zanussi ZHT611X was released three years ago
8 Reasons Against for Choosing the Siemens IQ100 LU62LFA51
The Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 is a 250m³/h max extraction power cooker hood. That's 38m³/h lower than the AEG DEB1621S (288m³/h), 100m³/h lower than the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the CDA EVA60BL (350m³/h) and 40m³/h higher than the Zanussi ZHT611X (210m³/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 Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 is a 68dB noise level cooker hood, and so does the Zanussi ZHT611X. That's 2dB louder than the AEG DEB1621S (66dB), 4dB quieter than the Bosch DUL63CC50 (72dB) and 3dB louder than the CDA EVA60BL (65dB). 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 iQ100 LU62LFA51 has an illuminance of 45lx (as does the Bosch DUL63CC50), whereas the Zanussi ZHT611X is an 80lx illuminance cooker hood (35lx 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 Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a maximum recirculating power of 80m³/h (as does the Zanussi ZHT611X), however the AEG DEB1621S is a 288m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood (208m³/h bigger). 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 Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 is more expensive than the CDA EVA60BL by $7 and more expensive than the Zanussi ZHT611X by $73.
The Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 costs $149 to run which is $7 more than the AEG DEB1621S over five years. Show assumptions.
The Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", but the AEG DEB1621S has a rating of "E", the Bosch DUL63CC50 has a rating of "D", the CDA EVA60BL has a rating of "B" and the Zanussi ZHT611X has a rating of "D".
Siemens cooker hoods have an average rating of only 94.7%, however Bosch has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the iQ100 LU62LFA51 in the US is $225.18 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Zanussi ZHT611X
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$152.30
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Zanussi ZHT611X |
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210m³/h
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68dB
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The Zanussi ZHT611X has a Kagoo Score of 87. With a price tag of $152.30 this cooker hood is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Zanussi ZHT611X or read our article on whether you should buy a Zanussi cooker hood.
The highest scoring visor cooker hood available, with an affordable price. Multiple reviews mentioned that it's good-looking, easy to use but it has bad technical guidance.
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87
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Multiple reviews mentioned that Zanussi ZHT611X has terrific user reviews with an average user rating of 93%, based on 39 reviews.
4 Reasons For for Choosing the Zanussi ZHT611X
The Zanussi ZHT611X has an illuminance of 80lx, however the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 are both only 45lx illuminance cooker hoods (35lx 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 Zanussi ZHT611X has a filter cleaning indicator, but the AEG DEB1621S, the Bosch DUL63CC50, the CDA EVA60BL and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 do not. More ...
'Filter Cleaning Indicator' denotes whether the cooker hood has a special indicator that marks when the filter needs cleaning.
This can be helpful to know exactly when the filter has become too dirty to continue working at peak efficiency, meaning it's time to clean or change it.
The Zanussi ZHT611X has a washable filter, and so do the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the CDA EVA60BL, however the AEG DEB1621S and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 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 Zanussi ZHT611X is $75.29 cheaper than the AEG DEB1621S, $159.82 cheaper than the Bosch DUL63CC50, $65.58 cheaper than the CDA EVA60BL and $72.88 cheaper than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51.
12 Reasons Against for Choosing the Zanussi ZHT611X
The Zanussi ZHT611X has a maximum extraction power of 210m³/h. That's 78m³/h lower than the AEG DEB1621S (288m³/h), 140m³/h lower than the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the CDA EVA60BL (350m³/h) and 40m³/h lower than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 (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 Zanussi ZHT611X is a 68dB noise level cooker hood, and so does the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51. That's 2dB louder than the AEG DEB1621S (66dB), 4dB quieter than the Bosch DUL63CC50 (72dB) and 3dB louder than the CDA EVA60BL (65dB). 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 ZHT611X does not have a handheld remote control, however the AEG DEB1621S, the Bosch DUL63CC50, the CDA EVA60BL and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 do. More ...
'Handheld Remote Control' denotes whether the cooker hood comes with a remote to turn the fan on/off.
A remote can be helpful, since it allows you to easily control the cooker hood from anywhere in the kitchen, without having to stretch up over the cooker.
The Zanussi ZHT611X does not have a built-in display (As do the the AEG DEB1621S and the Bosch DUL63CC50), but the CDA EVA60BL and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 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.
Zanussi ZHT611X is only 80m³/h max recirculating power (as does the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51), but the AEG DEB1621S is a 288m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood (208m³/h bigger). 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 Zanussi ZHT611X has one filter, and so does the AEG DEB1621S, however the Bosch DUL63CC50 only has two filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the CDA EVA60BL or the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51. It is possible that they do 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 ZHT611X does not have a removable filter, but the AEG DEB1621S, the Bosch DUL63CC50, the CDA EVA60BL and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 do. 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 Zanussi ZHT611X has received a Kagoo Score of 87, whereas the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 scored 88.
The Zanussi ZHT611X is older than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 by two months. The Zanussi ZHT611X is the same age as the AEG DEB1621S.
The Zanussi ZHT611X has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "D", whereas the AEG DEB1621S has a rating of "E", the Bosch DUL63CC50 has a rating of "D", the CDA EVA60BL has a rating of "B" and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a rating of "D".
The average user rating of the Zanussi ZHT611X is 93%, whereas the average user rating of the Bosch DUL63CC50 is 95% (based on 22 reviews).
Zanussi cooker hoods have an average rating of only 88.9%, but AEG has an average rating of 90.5%, Bosch has an average rating of 95% and Siemens has an average rating of 94.7%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the ZHT611X in the US is $152.30 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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CDA EVA60BL
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$217.88
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The CDA EVA60BL has a Kagoo Score of 86. With a price tag of $217.88 this cooker hood is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the CDA EVA60BL or read our article on whether you should buy a CDA cooker hood.
A fully featured and classic 350m³/h max extraction power cooker hood, with a reasonable price.
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Multiple reviews mentioned that CDA EVA60BL has fantastic user reviews with an average user rating of 93%.
5 Reasons For for Choosing the CDA EVA60BL
The CDA EVA60BL has a maximum extraction power of 350m³/h (as does the Bosch DUL63CC50), however the AEG DEB1621S is only a 288m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (62m³/h lower), the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 is only a 250m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (100m³/h lower) and the Zanussi ZHT611X is only a 210m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (140m³/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 CDA EVA60BL has a noise level of 65dB, but the AEG DEB1621S is a 66dB noise level cooker hood (1dB louder), the Bosch DUL63CC50 is a 72dB noise level cooker hood (7dB louder) and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and the Zanussi ZHT611X are both 68dB noise level cooker hoods (3dB 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 CDA EVA60BL has a dishwasher proof filter, whereas the AEG DEB1621S, the Bosch DUL63CC50, the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and the Zanussi ZHT611X 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 CDA EVA60BL has a washable filter (as do the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the Zanussi ZHT611X), however the AEG DEB1621S and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 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 CDA EVA60BL has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "B", whereas the AEG DEB1621S has a rating of "E", the Bosch DUL63CC50 has a rating of "D", the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHT611X has a rating of "D".
4 Reasons Against for Choosing the CDA EVA60BL
The CDA EVA60BL has received a Kagoo Score of 86, whereas the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 scored 88 and the Zanussi ZHT611X scored 87.
The CDA EVA60BL is $66 more expensive than the Zanussi ZHT611X.
The CDA EVA60BL is three years older than the AEG DEB1621S, 18 months older than the Bosch DUL63CC50, four years older than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and three years older than the Zanussi ZHT611X.
CDA cooker hoods have an average rating of only 65.5%, but AEG has an average rating of 90.5%, Bosch has an average rating of 95%, Siemens has an average rating of 94.7% and Zanussi has an average rating of 88.9%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the EVA60BL in the US is $217.88 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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AEG DEB1621S
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$227.59
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AEG DEB1621S |
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288m³/h
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The AEG DEB1621S has a Kagoo Score of 86. With a price tag of $227.59 this cooker hood is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the AEG DEB1621S or read our article on whether you should buy a AEG cooker hood.
A bargain price and fully featured 288m³/h max extraction power extract hood.
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2 Reasons For for Choosing the AEG DEB1621S
The AEG DEB1621S is a 288m³/h max recirculating power cooker hood, whereas the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and the Zanussi ZHT611X are both only 80m³/h max recirculating power cooker hoods (208m³/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 AEG DEB1621S is $58 cheaper to run than the Bosch DUL63CC50 and $7 cheaper to run than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 over five years. More ...
9 Reasons Against for Choosing the AEG DEB1621S
AEG DEB1621S is only 288m³/h max extraction power. That's 62m³/h lower than the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the CDA EVA60BL (350m³/h), 38m³/h higher than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 (250m³/h) and 78m³/h higher than the Zanussi ZHT611X (210m³/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 DEB1621S is a 66dB noise level cooker hood. That's 6dB quieter than the Bosch DUL63CC50 (72dB), 1dB louder than the CDA EVA60BL (65dB) and 2dB quieter than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 and the Zanussi ZHT611X (68dB). 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 DEB1621S does not have a built-in display (As do the the Bosch DUL63CC50 and the Zanussi ZHT611X), whereas the CDA EVA60BL and the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 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 number of filters on the AEG DEB1621S is one, and so does the Zanussi ZHT611X, but the Bosch DUL63CC50 only has two filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the CDA EVA60BL or the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51. It is possible that they do 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 DEB1621S has received a Kagoo Score of 86, however the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 scored 88 and the Zanussi ZHT611X scored 87.
The AEG DEB1621S is more expensive than the CDA EVA60BL by $10 and more expensive than the Zanussi ZHT611X by $75.
The AEG DEB1621S is older than the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 by two months. The AEG DEB1621S is the same age as the Zanussi ZHT611X.
The AEG DEB1621S has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "E", however the Bosch DUL63CC50 has a rating of "D", the CDA EVA60BL has a rating of "B", the Siemens iQ100 LU62LFA51 has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHT611X has a rating of "D".
AEG cooker hoods have an average rating of only 90.5%, whereas Bosch has an average rating of 95% and Siemens has an average rating of 94.7%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the DEB1621S in the US is $227.59 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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