Excellent extractor fan, quiet up to the 3rd level with very good performance. For users who have dripping into the cabinets, you probably have not installed the correct pipe for it to suck properly. It requires a 125-150 mm pipe, with the 100mm that the old extractors had it will suffocate and drip.

It is a good quality extractor fan, easy to install, but you need to be careful that it states 60 inches cabinet, but 60 inches outside the side wood, not inside the cabinet where it is supposed to be installed. So, because mine was 60 inches inside the cabinet, I had to add right-left pieces of wood so that the bases that the extractor fan locks into could be installed. Other than that, it is very good, it doesn't make noise as they claim, it doesn't leak as they claim, and it sucks well. Oh, and you need to be aware that it does not have a front panel because it is intended for built-in installation, meaning it should be attached to the wood of the border. If you don't have it, you need to order a separate front panel based on the size of the extractor fan.

I expected much more, if I knew its performance I wouldn't choose it.
1. To have results, you need to have it at full power.
2. Unfortunately, in 6 minutes it drops to the medium level, so you have to be there to press the +.
3. It leaks water to some extent if you have an open pot.

In a single living room kitchen of 60 square meters, it has excellent performance and absorbency, compared to the Miele that my parents had in 1991 (it lasted two decades but was inadequate), there is a huge difference, this particular Bosch is far superior.

For a built-in hood, it is very good. The one it replaced was a 50E one, I don't know the cubic meters, but really, the performance of this Bosch one is 6 times better (as well as its value).

The best slide-out hood on the market (Along with the corresponding ones from Siemens and Neff, which have the same motor). Quiet, powerful, high-quality construction, and good grease retention performance.