KitchenAid - 36" 585 or 1170 CFM Motor Class Commercial-Style Wall-Mount Canopy Range Hood - Stainless steel

The hood itself works well. HOWEVER - removing and replacing the baffle filters is nearly impossible. The instructions don't help, and good luck finding a video to guide you. It's not at all clear from the diagrams exactly how the filters are supposed to sit in the hood, as you seemingly need to defy the laws of physics to fit the filter into the tracks. Please help, Kitchenaid!

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) This range looks great and we love it! There are so many features we have yet to experience but it has been a very positive experience for us so far.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) This range replaced a 12 year old KitchenAid that started acting up. Overall this is a great improvement. The stove clocks evenly, we baked in the stove and in the baking drawer at the same time and it worked great. The only downside is that the glass cooktop is hard to clean. We have not tried any glass top cleaners yet, I doubt it is going to help. It would be a 5 star if the glass cooktop would be easy to clean. Overall, great product!

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I had purchased a KitcheAid Range previously for a home I had built for myself, and have purchased 3 homes since, none having KitchenAid appliances. The last homes maintained Frigidaire Professional or Jenn-Air kitchen appliances, in some cases I had been quite underwhelmed, even disappointed. As the owner of a professional design build organization, I have had the ability to review many different makes and models, and through the experiences of myself and clients, I have come back to the KitchenAid Brand for my own personal residence. KitchenAid offers features, benefits and style that is often found on much higher priced brands, though the KitchenAid line has maintained the ability to provide value to it's customers. More specifically, the KitchenAid Range that my wife and I opted for was well researched and viewed in comparison to many other makes and models. The internal size/capacity of the oven was one of the essential components for us, as we cook very often (daily) and rely on the cooktop, oven and baking drawer sometime simultaneously. We do very much like the roll out oven grill, as this makes basting or even pulling heavier dishes out easier than a traditional friction type grill. There are 2 friction grills and one bearing pullout grill, which with that size of the oven can allow all 3 to be used depending on the meal and quantities. The cooktop and oven settings at this point (6 weeks +/- of use) are true to the numbers and the convection capabilities are underrated, as our range that the KitchenAid had replaced was inconsistent and the oven had hot spots. The ceramic top requires the same level and attention that other brands do, clean after use (after cooling with a microfiber cloth), and do use a proper ceramic cooktop cleaner regularly if needed. At this point our only real wish was the baking/warming drawer was slightly deeper. We had accepted the size of the drawer is required to accommodate the internal size/capacity of the oven. This is a small sacrifice for the oven capability. A lesser gripe is the alarm/notification for the timer and pre-heat functions. If you're not within a reasonable ear shot you may miss it. Not really a problem, it only takes getting used to. I'm not so much of a fan of appliances that go off like a fire alarm or are obnoxious anyway. If you are looking for a new range/oven/cooktop, and you are reading reviews - Consider KitchenAid, as you won't be disappointed if you enjoy cooking and time in the kitchen!

All style no substance. Wife liked the looks of this and the matching fridge and dishwasher. However this stove is terrible! Despite the dials only settings seem to be off or High. As a result food it either undercooked or burnt. Stay away from kitchen aid appliances, they need to stick to mixers