CDA vs Indesit Cooker Hoods

CDA sits in the budget band of this cooker hood comparison, with models priced from £98 for the integrated EIN60SI to £219 for the 600mm EVA60BL chimney hood. Indesit is also a budget name, with chimney and visor designs in stainless steel and white starting from around £129, and chimney models rising to £229 for the IHPC9.5LMX.

CDA offers a slightly more varied set of options at the lower end. The EVA60BL at £219 is a 600mm chimney hood with three speed settings, 330m³/hr extraction and touch controls, while the ECP62SS at £189 is a glass curved chimney with three speeds, a 58dB noise rating and a dishwasher-safe aluminium grease filter. The ECH63SS at £99 offers two LED lights and a 475m³/hr extraction rate, and the EIN60SI at £98 is an integrated three-speed hood with an acrylic grease filter. Indesit's hoods are simpler but still practical: the IHPC9.5LMX at £229 has three speeds plus an intensive setting, the UHPM63FCSX at £129 is a 600mm stainless steel chimney with a 68 dB maximum noise level, the ISLK66LSX at £129 is a freestanding three-speed hood with a slider control, and the ISLK 66F LS W at £129 is a white visor hood with a charcoal filter.

CDA suits buyers who want a touch-controlled chimney or a neat integrated hood at the lowest sensible price, particularly where a glass or stainless finish is needed. Indesit suits budget kitchens and refits that need a simple, effective extractor, with visor designs for limited wall space and chimney hoods for a standard layout. Many Indesit hoods can recirculate air with carbon filters, so check the specification of each model before buying.

Bottom line: choose CDA if you want touch controls or an integrated hood from around £98 to £219; choose Indesit if you need a basic three-speed hood from around £129, or a white visor design for a tight space.