AEG angled hoods are wall-mounted extractors with a sloping front. Because the front angles back from the cooking area, you get more headroom over the hob than with a flat-fronted design. That makes them a good fit for kitchens where you want strong extraction without a bulky canopy at eye level. The range comes in 60, 80 and 90 cm widths, all in dark finishes: black, black glass, matt black glass and black glass with a slim stainless steel trim.

Every model can be ducted to the outside or run in recirculation mode, so you can fit one whether or not you have an external wall to vent through. Most are designer screen hoods rated A+ for energy. They have up to 445 m³/h of extraction in normal use, rising to 760 m³/h on boost, and run at 43 dB on the lowest setting. The black models are rated A, with 575 m³/h in normal use and 710 m³/h on boost. Some models are internet connected. Where Hob2Hood is listed, the hood links wirelessly to a compatible AEG hob, then switches itself and its lights on and sets the fan speed to match the heat you're cooking on.

To narrow it down, start by matching the hood's width to your hob. Then pick a finish, and decide whether connectivity or Hob2Hood matters to you. If you'd rather see other styles, compare the full range of AEG cooker hoods, or look at AEG chimney cooker hoods and AEG canopy cooker hoods.