COMFEE' 60cm Angled Cooker Hood (A++, Wall Mounted, Black)
Product description
What it is and what it solves
The COMFEE' 60cm Angled Cooker Hood is a wall-mounted extractor designed to extract cooking odours, steam and grease from kitchens. It offers a claimed strong airflow and a colour/finish described as black, with an angled design intended to sit neatly above the hob. It targets households seeking a practical solution to keep cooking odours and splashes under control, without resorting to loud or high-maintenance hoods.
How it performs on paper
The hood advertises a 400 m³/h airflow for strong suction, which should help deal with typical cooking smells and a buildup of grease during everyday meal prep. It supports two extraction modes: duct-out for external venting and internal recirculation when ducting isn’t feasible. In the recirculation mode, two carbon filters are included to help remove odours, while the duct-out mode doesn’t require carbon filters.
What stands out in design and build
A five-layer aluminium grease filter is supplied, designed to capture grease and solids, it’s intended to be detachable for cleaning. The control panel is described as simple and intuitive, with a touch-sensitive display and an LED light for illuminating the hob.
Practical usage notes
The hood dimensions are 597W × 373H × 403D mm with a height-adjustable chimney. This means it should be adaptable to varied ceiling heights and kitchen layouts, though installation should be planned to ensure the chimney can be positioned correctly. The two-year manufacturer warranty is a practical reassurance for domestic use.
What to consider before buying
If your kitchen is vented to the outside, you’ll likely benefit from the duct-out mode for peak efficiency and to avoid relying on carbon filters. If you don’t have ducting, the recirculation option is viable, but note that carbon filters are included to help with odour reduction. The 400 m³/h figure is a guideline, real-world performance will depend on ducting length, bends, fan speed settings, and your kitchen size.
What you’ll notice in daily use
For many home cooks, the three-speed settings offer flexibility for low-odour cooking to high-heat frying. The LED light is a practical plus for night-time cooking or dimmer kitchens. The angled design can provide a good view of the cooking area, though denser hoods may obscure upper cabinet access in some layouts.
Pros and cons at a glance
- Pros: Strong claimed suction, dual extraction options, includes carbon filters for recirculation, easy-to-clean grease filter, straightforward controls, height-adjustable chimney, two-year warranty.
- Cons: Real-world performance depends on installation and room size, recirculation mode relies on filters and may be less efficient than ducting, not all kitchens will suit the angled silhouette aesthetically.
Who this is for
Ideal for small to medium households looking for a practical, relatively straightforward hood with a modest footprint and a reasonable balance of price and features. It suits those who may not have direct external venting available and are comfortable with a recirculation setup using carbon filters.
When it makes sense to buy
Consider this hood if you need a versatile solution with both duct-out and recirculation options, want a compact 60cm fit, and value a straightforward control system with an integrated light for the cooking area.
When you might want to pass
If your kitchen relies on very aggressive odour control or you have an unusually large open-plan space, you might find that higher-capacity or more specialised hoods offer clearer performance advantages. Also, if you prioritise a completely silent operation, you should check the noise levels, which aren’t provided in the data.
What to check before purchasing
- Confirm whether your kitchen layout allows ducting to the outside or if recirculation is your only option.
- Measure available height for the chimney to ensure it fits your ceiling and cabinets without obstruction.
- Consider how often you cook with strong odours or grease and whether the 400 m³/h figure aligns with your needs.
- Ensure you’re comfortable replacing or cleaning carbon filters if you opt for recirculation.
A practical comparison in plain terms
If you already have external venting available, the duct-out mode is generally the simpler and potentially more efficient route. If you can’t vent outside, this hood provides a reasonable recirculation setup with filters, which is common in many UK homes. It’s not designed to be a premium high-end model, but rather a solid mid-range choice for everyday cooking tasks.
FAQ (quick answers)
- Does it come with carbon filters? Yes, two packs of carbon filters are included for recirculation.
- Can it be installed if there is no external vent? Yes, using the internal recirculation mode with filters.
- What are the dimensions and is the chimney height adjustable? The unit is 597W × 373H × 403D mm with an height-adjustable chimney.
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want dual extraction options, straightforward operation, and a reasonable footprint for standard UK kitchens. It may not be the best choice if you need whisper-quiet operation or maximum possible odour removal for heavy cooking, but for many households it delivers practical value at a sensible price.