Editor's Take
What it's actually like to live with
The Faber Primus Plus is where Faber puts everything they have into a single chimney - and the result is impressive but comes at a cost. The 1500 m3/hr suction matches the Hindware Nadia's raw power, so heavy Indian cooking is handled without compromise.
The auto clean alarm is genuinely useful because most people forget maintenance until the chimney starts underperforming - this reminder system actually extends the chimney's effective life. The mood light is a nice touch for modern kitchens but honestly not a reason to buy this over cheaper alternatives.
Where this chimney earns its price is the combination of Faber's 12-year motor warranty and their established service network across India. In reality, you are paying Rs 13,000-15,000 for a chimney that could just as easily cost Rs 18,000-20,000 from European brands at similar specs.
The honest question is whether you need 1500 m3/hr suction - if your kitchen is standard and cooking is moderate, the Faber Mojito at Rs 11,000 does the job equally well.
But for those who cook heavy and want the best Faber offers, this delivers.
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