CDA vs Hisense Cooker Hoods

CDA offers the most affordable stainless steel and integrated options in this cooker hood comparison, with models priced from £98 for the integrated EIN60SI to £219 for the 600mm EVA60BL chimney hood. Hisense focuses on black finishes, with the 60cm CH6IN14BXBUK wall-mounted hood at £224 and the 100cm Hi4 CH10IN14BBUK chimney hood at £249.

CDA's range covers the basics across several formats. The EVA60BL at £219 offers three speed settings, 330m³/hr extraction and touch controls, while the ECP62SS at £189 is a glass curved chimney hood with a 58dB noise rating, push-button control and a dishwasher-safe aluminium grease filter. The ECH63SS at £99 is a 60cm stainless steel chimney with two LED lights and a 475m³/hr extraction rate. Hisense keeps the design focused: the CH10IN14BBUK uses perimetric suction, a washable grease filter, LED lighting and three speeds, while the CH6IN14BXBUK is an angled black glass chimney with two extraction options and three speeds. Hisense's 100cm option is the main reason to look at it for a wide hob or range cooker.

CDA suits standard kitchens and budget refits, particularly where a stainless steel finish or an integrated hood fits the existing layout. Hisense suits modern kitchens with black ovens, hobs and splashbacks, and it is the obvious choice for a wide hob or range cooker, since the Hi4 covers a much larger cooking area. Check the noise level at the highest speed on both, and decide between ducting outside and recirculation before buying, since the filter arrangement differs between models.

Bottom line: choose CDA if you want a stainless steel or integrated hood from around £98 to £219 for a standard 60cm hob; choose Hisense if you want a black finish or a 100cm hood for a wide hob at £224 to £249.