COSMO COS-668ICS750 30 in. Lumin Collection 380 CFM Ducted Island Range Hood, Soft Touch Controls, LED Lights, Stainless Steel

I recently got the freestanding Cosmo kitchen hood, and it’s been working well so far. It looks clean, does a good job with smoke and smells, and isn’t too loud but not very quiet either . Installation was easy, and the lights are helpful while cooking. Overall, a solid and practical choice, the only downside is taking off those blue protectors sticks that are nighttime and I still weren’t able to get all of it off.

Very beautiful hood range. I like the look of the stainless steel hood and fits perfectly over my island stove top. The exhaust fan works perfectly and the lights are nice and bright. Very happy customer of Cosmo.

Replaced a 30 year old down draft Jenn aire slide in stove with a whirlpool smooth top slide in stove. Needed a light and ventilation over stove top. Researched found island hoods solve my situation. A new jenn aire downdraft oven is over $4,000 and ventilation for new may need to be reengineered for new jenn aire. Bought a smooth top whirlpool slide in for $600 and vent for $400. Power is a plug in cord, not hard wired. May be installed ventilated or not ventilated using filters. Now I have ventilation and led lights over my stove top to cook. Only frustrating part installing was to remove blue film used to protect the finish until installed. Remove film before installation. One area I was unable to confirm before purchase, will shaft be long enough for 10' ceiling. Works for 10' ceiling, no issues. Little noisy on high, has a strong suction to remove cooking fumes and humidity. Vents removable and dishwasher safe.

We are happy the new 36" Island Range Hood from Cosmos. Looks great and it was not too hard to install with a helping hand. For those thinking of doing the same DIY project, place tape in the inside of the top opening of the lower baffle to avoid scratching the upper baffle as you move it up and down. Make sure you measure multiple times before installing the top plate as it determines the center of the hood.

In love with my Range Hood! Great equipment!!! Love how my kitcken looks!

Nice unit that looks great and functions well. It was packaged extremely well and everything was protected with a tough blue film. Some complain about the fan sound, but I found it to be no louder than other exhaust fans I've owned over the years. The instructions overlooked the need for a 1-1/4" hole you have to cut through the support bracket so the electric plug can get into the attic. The hardest part for my installation was the required framing in the attic. Many people complain about removing the blue protective film. I used a fresh sharp razor to cut into the groove on each side of the chimney, followed by a sharp dental tool to scrap it out. It took about 30 minutes. I have an 8' ceiling. I cut the two chimney pieces 11-1/2" long which gave me 36" to the cooktop. I'm very pleased with the purchase and you can't beat the price.

I will start out as this hood looks amazing. It is well built and a quality product. As with most quality products it is not overly heavy, but has some good weight to it. If you plan on installing this by your self over a weekend, make sure you have a helper. You will NOT be able to do this by your self. I ended up using 3 people: one on each side to assist in getting the mounting bars over the mounting plate and one person to jack up the hood using our third hand (third hand is just a long arm with a jack so we did not have to try and lift it while mounting). Also, make sure that the mounting bracket is level (I had to take mine down because it was hanging crooked because my ceiling is crooked). There is no leveling feature on the mounting plate. you have to use spacers to level it. Another suggestion is to make sure you have at least 4 to 8 inches of space between the sleeve and the ceiling. This means you will need to use the additional mounting arms (everything is supplied which is great!). I wanted mine as high as possible to give me a less obstructed view. Installing the unit high combined with my low ceiling height, I only left myself about 2" to do the hook ups (luckily I have an attic and was able to do most in the attic) and raise the inner sleeve to the mounting plate. The LED lights are great. the display is very cool. And, the suctions is amazing! We were tossing papers under it and it would suck them up to the grates. With suction, obviously there is noise. This is louder than my bathroom fans when on high. obviously when you lower the speed of the fan you lower the noise. Really only 1 item of concern: my fan sounds like there is a paper (or something) in it. When you turn it on it reminds me when I was young and would tie a baseball (or playing card) to my bike so it will hit the spokes and making a clicking sound. It was pretty cool on my bike, but not so cool on the range hood in my house. They do have well written instructions, and trouble shooting suggestions. But they do not address this concern. This extra work is the only reason I am giving this a 3 star rating.

We needed a replacement 36" island hood as our old 2005 GE Monogram finally kicked the bucket. I didn't want to spend an arm and a leg on a "designer" hood so I looked around Amazon for something full stainless with solid reviews and affordable. This Cosmo 3-speed 380CFM unit piqued my interest so I decided to give it a try. It came well packaged in a relatively sturdy box. There were styrofoam inserts to cushion and protect all the components inside. The gauge (thickness) of the SS and finishing is obviously as not good as a high end unit but those cost significantly more. After removing the old GE, my wife and I were able to get it installed within a couple of hours and we were taking our time. It is not a heavy unit so two adults can easily handle it. I'd recommend using a large box or thick dog pad to help cushion the unit as you ready it for lifting. Unfortunately I did make a wiring error (we did not have a regular outlet to plug into so we needed to splice wires) which apparently damaged the control board. We did not learn that until later as the hood started working erratically with flickering LEDs. Upon looking at the board, one could not tell any of the components were damaged. I contacted Cosmo customer service and was able to order a replacement board for $50. That was a smooth process and the board arrived to my doorstep within a week. I have uploaded an image of the original board (bottom) and replacement board (top). As you can see they are identical, just manufactured at different times. As far as functionality, it works very well. Fan speed (F3) is max which we leave it on most of the time and it does a fine job with smoke, steam, and oil removal. Since it is an island hood we still needed additional barriers rigged up to prevent splatter as well as guiding smoke, steam, and oil vapor upwards. The clock/time was easy to set and what's nice about this hood is that you have an LCD screen and touch controls on both sides of the hood. Excellent feature for sure! One thing I didn't care for about this hood is that the LED lighting is not adjustable with too cold (high Kelvin) a color temp. I wish it were brighter with a three stage brightness selector (like my old GE) and could be adjusted for a warmer color temp. Also the LED bulbs seem to be proprietary so one just can't go find another on Amazon for a simple swap.