The PACIFIC PR6830AS offers 850 CFM of ducted exhaust ventilation in a brushed stainless under-cabinet package for $539. It covers the basics well, but with only 30 reviews and a 4.0 rating, there is limited buyer experience to draw from at this price.
Buyers replacing a builder-grade under-cabinet hood who want meaningfully higher CFM output and a baffle filter upgrade, without jumping into wall-mount territory.
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Shoppers who need strong peer validation before spending $539 should consider models with 200 or more reviews. Thirty reviews is a thin track record for a purchase at this level.
Mounting Under Cabinet Mount
Ventilation Exhaust
Airflow 850 CFM
Fan speeds 3
Filter Baffle
Width 29.75 in
Priced 42% above the category median ($379.00 across 89 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.0/5overall
Owner rating4.0/5
4.0 average across 30 owner ratings
Popularity1.8/5
30 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other kitchen ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, range hoods and microwaves we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The PACIFIC PR6830AS is a ducted under-cabinet hood rated at 850 CFM across 3 fan speeds. That CFM number is solid for a residential kitchen, capable of handling gas burner cooking at full heat. The baffle filter design is a practical choice at this price tier since baffle filters tolerate heavy grease better than mesh and clean up in a dishwasher. Touch controls are a cleaner interface than push buttons for daily use.
At 29.75 inches wide and measuring 20.5 x 29.75 x 6.5 inches overall, this unit fits under standard 30-inch cabinets and keeps a slim 6.5-inch depth profile. The brushed stainless finish is understated and pairs well with most kitchen appliance lineups. No wattage figure is listed in the spec data, so power consumption is an unknown.
The 30-review count at a 4.0 rating tells us early buyers are generally satisfied but does not give a large enough sample to judge reliability over multiple years. For $539, most shoppers would want at least twice the review volume to feel confident. The hood delivers on stated specs but lacks the market validation that comparable Hauslane or Cosmo models have accumulated.
Pros
850 CFM ducted exhaust handles heavy residential cooking loads
Baffle filter is dishwasher-safe and handles grease better than mesh
Touch controls offer a cleaner user experience than push buttons
Brushed stainless finish is durable and kitchen-neutral
Cons
Only 30 reviews at 4.0 stars limits reliability confidence at $539
Wattage not listed, so operating costs are unknown
3 fan speeds is fewer than the 4 to 6 speeds offered by some competitors at this price
Specifications
Mounting
Under Cabinet Mount
Ventilation
Exhaust
Airflow
850 CFM
Fan speeds
3
Filter
Baffle
Width
29.75 in
Controls
Touch
Finish
Brushed
Color
Stainless Steel
Dimensions
20.5 X 29.75 X 6.5 In
Performance notes
850 CFM across 3 speeds is enough ventilation for a 4-6 burner gas range in a standard residential kitchen. The baffle filter catches grease particles effectively and holds up to repeated high-heat cooking sessions. Touch controls respond without needing to press hard, which is a small but real advantage when your hands are messy. As a ducted-only hood, it requires an exterior duct run for full function.
What buyers say
A 4.0 rating from 30 buyers indicates generally acceptable satisfaction but not strong enthusiasm. The limited review pool means individual experiences may vary more than average. Buyers appear to find the unit functional for its rated specs, but the small sample prevents strong conclusions about noise performance, installation difficulty, or long-term durability.
The spec sheet lists this as an exhaust-only hood. There is no ductless or convertible option specified for this model. You will need to plan a duct run to an exterior wall or roof before purchasing.
How does the baffle filter compare to a mesh filter for maintenance?
Baffle filters separate grease using a series of curved baffles that redirect airflow. Grease drips into a collection channel rather than coating the filter. They handle heavy use better than flat mesh filters and typically clean well in a dishwasher, making them a lower-maintenance choice for frequent cooks.
At $539, how does this compare to alternatives with more reviews?
At the same CFM range, brands like Hauslane and Cosmo have models with 1,000 to 2,000 reviews at similar or lower prices. The additional buyer feedback on those products provides more reliability data. The PACIFIC PR6830AS may be a solid product, but the review volume is not yet there to verify it at this price.
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