Hisense vs Hi4 Decorative CH10IN14BBUK 100cm Built-In Chimney Hood - Black — Comparison

Hisense CH6IN14BXBUK 60cm Wall-Mounted Cooker Hood in Black costs £224, while the Hisense Hi4 Decorative CH10IN14BBUK 100cm Built-In Chimney Hood in Black is £249. Both sit in Hisense’s decorative chimney hood range, but they target different kitchen widths: the CH6IN14BXBUK is the compact, standard-width choice for everyday built-in kitchens, while the CH10IN14BBUK is the wider statement hood for larger hob layouts and broader cooking zones.

The main difference is scale and listed feature depth. The CH6IN14BXBUK is specified as a 60cm wall-mounted black cooker hood, making it suitable for many four-zone hobs and smaller cooker spaces where a 100cm canopy would look excessive. The CH10IN14BBUK stretches to 100cm and adds clearly listed perimetric suction, a washable grease filter, LED lighting and 3 speeds, so it gives more control, easier maintenance and a more premium extraction layout for open cooking areas.

Choose the CH6IN14BXBUK if your priority is keeping the hood proportionate above a 60cm hob, controlling spend and avoiding an oversized unit in a modest kitchen, rental upgrade or simple replacement project. The CH10IN14BBUK makes more sense if you have a wider range cooker, a long induction hob or a kitchen where integrated task lighting and speed selection matter as much as extraction coverage. Its £25 premium is mainly about width, styling presence, better listed convenience and extra functionality for heavier cooking.

Bottom line: choose CH6IN14BXBUK if you need a lower-cost 60cm black wall-mounted hood for a standard hob and want the simplest Hisense option with neat proportions and minimal fuss in daily use / opt for CH10IN14BBUK if you want a 100cm chimney hood with perimetric suction, washable filtration, LED lighting and 3-speed control for a more ambitious kitchen layout.