COS-63175S 30 in. Vista Collection 380 CFM Ducted Wall Mount Range Hood, Touch Controls, LED Lights, Stainless Steel

This hood is great. I love the design and smooth edges. It's easy to install even on a slanted ceiling. Very powerful. It's loud but I appreciate knowing it's working.

I used to have a microwave with a built-in vent above my stove, but it never worked very well at removing smoke or odors. I finally decided to upgrade to this dedicated range hood, and I’m so glad I did! The installation was smooth, and it looks sleek and modern in my kitchen. It works really well – strong suction, quiet operation, and the LED lights are a nice touch. The digital controls are easy to use, and the filters are simple to clean. This is definitely one of the best kitchen upgrades I’ve made. Highly recommend!

We’ve had our Cosmo Range Vent for nearly a month and, overall, are happy with our purchase. As others have mentioned, the installation instructions need improvement. I’m pretty handy when it comes to home improvement, so some common sense enabled me to figure a few confusing things out. However, a novice may have some trouble. The fan itself is a product of China. We selected ours because the price fit into our budget for our kitchen remodel. I can tell that this product is a bit more cheaply made than some of the other name brands that we looked into when shopping in the stores. Time will tell how well it holds up. The unit looks very nice and the electronic controls and display are great. The fan has three speeds. My wife tends to use the medium speed mostly because high speed is quite loud, though it seems to work very well. Cleaning the unit, inside and out, is a breeze. The unit also comes with lights, which we don’t normally use, and a timer that you can set that will automatically turn off the fan. Installation wasn’t too difficult. I recommend an extra set of hands while mounting the main unit and I also suggest purchasing better wall mounting anchors than what are supplied with the unit. Getting the electrical receptacle positioned where it doesn’t interfere with the vent pipe may be a little tricky if you are venting outside. In general, I’d probably recommend this product if you’re looking for something nice that will save a few bucks.

​We are very happy with this range hood. The look is fantastic and instantly upgraded our kitchen. The lights are bright and perfect for cooking visibility. The sound is moderate and not disruptive. We did need to make a small adjustment to the duct cover during installation, but the final look and performance are exactly what we wanted! Highly recommend.

The quality of this range hood is excellent for the price. The highest fan speed is a bit loud, but not unreasonably so, and it moves air very effectively when we need it. The lights are bright and simple to operate, and the controls are responsive and flush with the surface, which makes cleaning effortless. Ours is vented to the outside, and so far it has performed exactly as expected. We haven’t needed to clean the vent itself yet, so I can’t speak to that, but overall this has been a great value and a solid addition to our kitchen.

Love the look and how it works!

I selected this Cosmo range hood after comparing it to many others and decided on this because it had the features I wanted for a reasonable price. This had the low wattage bright white LED lights I wanted and the 3-speed and CFMs were fine for what we needed. It has a flapper valve to prevent downdrafts from back flowing into the kitchen. Hood was well packed and included an instruction pamphlet, which could be a little more detailed on the installation. Things that I learned after the fact which would have been more helpful in the instruction manual such as the location of the electrical outlet in relation to the duct work. Included was a 6" diameter accordion-style flexible duct., which I chose not to use, instead buying a 6" vent pipe to prevent eventual oil build up within the flexible duct. If you use the supplied duct the location of your electrical outlet shouldn't be an issue. Because I chose to use a rigid vent pipe it only left about an inch of clearance between the vent pipe and your wall. If your electrical outlet is about 1 1/4" away on either side of the vent pipe you should be able to plug the motor in with the supplied electrical plug without a problem. Unfortunately my outlet was almost directly behind the vent so I needed to order a flat short 90º extension cord to plug into the outlet. You have three mounting brackets, one for the range hood and two for the chimney pieces. Make certain those brackets are aligned vertically and don't tighten them down all the way until you dry fit the top and bottom chimney sections on them. If your chimney brackets aren't aligned, your two-piece chimney will be crooked. (It will be very noticeable if you have vertical grout lines between your tiles). This will allow you to easily shift one or both of the brackets to either side to align the two chimneys. The chimneys are light and the supplied wall anchors are more than enough to support their weight. Finally, an easier way to align the top chimney bracket to the top chimney is to hold the top chimney in place, then measure the distance of the small screw holes on the sides of the top chimney from the top of your ceiling. Then make a pencil mark on the wall denoting that distance. Do the same thing on the opposite side. Then place the top chimney bracket on the wall (use a level to make sure it's level), and align the bracket's small hole to your pencil mark. Do the same on the opposite side. That will be where you mount your top chimney bracket. If you do it correctly the top of the chimney will be flush with your ceiling when you screw in the top chimney to the top bracket. Only feature this model doesn't have is the option to change to a 24-hour clock. Otherwise it's a good range hood.

This was the most messed up, over-engineered user interface I have ever had the misfortune to buy. All exhaust fans suck air out, so the thing that sets one apart from the other is the user interface. Cosmo is trying to position itself as a luxury brand- they are years away from it. But then, later it turns out that this one can't move air adequately, either. Instead of a light switch, and fan 1, fan 2, and fan 3, they have a computerized interface that requires you to turn the unit on just in order to be able to access the fan. You have to turn on the unit, and then turn on the fan, either with the + button, which will get you Fan 3, or the - button, which will get you Fan 1- in either case, you have to press one or the other again to get Fan 2. Then to turn off the thing, there are a couple of ways to do it, but they also require you to hit buttons twice. Because there are a couple of ways to do it, I always get confused and turn the whole thing off, including the light. The light can be turned off and on independently, but you can also turn it off with the unit switch. Furthermore, the unit has a very bright digital clock in it that can't be turned off- it's so bright, I can read by it in the dark. It keeps terrible time and is completely useless- I mean, does your kitchen really need another clock when every other appliance in the room has one? Then there's the lights. I really cannot believe that Cosmo is trying to position themselves as a luxury brand like they say on their website. The light bulbs that come with the unit are a cold, dim, CFL, which when turned on, makes you feel like you're in some seedy restaurant or hotel. It was not a look I wanted for my kitchen. So I "upgraded" my lights for warm ones, which cost another $46 (free shipping). They are vaguely warmer and no brighter, and only take the blue out. I'm going to have to figure out how to add supplemental lighting to my cooktop. This fan irritates and annoys me every time I use it, I'm stuck with it. I really hate this thing. My husband doesn't like it any better than I do. Then to top that all off, the filter units don't fit in the dishwasher. I'm not sure how I'm going to clean them. Please save yourself the remorse and look for something else. Update Feb 1, 2024- So I've been using this fan for awhile and have discovered that it is completely inadequate for its task. We have ours vented through the attic outside, but this fan cannot get normal cooking smoke that occurs when things in the saute pan get a little hot- even on three, which is the highest setting, you will see the smoke just hanging in the air above the stove- it's just not powerful enough. We plan on remodeling our kitchen in a year or so- I'll be replacing it then.