Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet,Single Handle Kitchen Sink Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Stainless Steel Single Hole Pull Out Kitchen Faucet for RV Laundry Utility Bar

I am in the middle of a kitchen renovation, and I ordered several faucets so I could choose from among them. This faucet appeared to be a good quality and had a nice appearance to it, but it was just a little too tall for the space I needed it for.

We love this faucet. Easy to install & great price for great quality.

This was a kitchen faucet replacement .It was a simple install.

This kitchen faucet is just about as simple as you'll find. It's absolutely basic in every way.Installation is very simple if your intended installation spot is compatible.The seals are sufficient to get the job done, but they could be more robust.This is a very light faucet.Overall, I feel the price point is appropriate for this faucet, and I think it's a faucet that will stand up to regular use for several years as long as it's installed properly.4 stars

The sprayer on this faucet has so much power.

Easy to install, hot and cold water lines were 1/2 the size of the one it replaced. The hot water line was bent and immediately squirted water under sink. Readjusted it and the crimp in the line allows for no hot water pressure. It's up to you and your needs if you need a cheap faucet to get by then this is ok. Spend more, get more.

I can't make it stop leaking at the pull out spray nozzle.Cheap and you get what you pay for.

I was unsure about this kitchen faucet when I first received it. At $30 the cost is very low for a faucet and I thought it felt kind of light and a bit bulky. After disassembly of the previous faucet however, my preconceptions became a bit more balanced. I bought and installed the major brand previous faucet about a year ago and it's already falling apart. I also realized that it's actually lighter versus this faucet. That faucet also came with no hoses like this one does. Note, you may notice in my images, in addition to installing this faucet I needed to install an in-line water filtration system with it’s own faucet. An unexpected benefit, I quickly realized, is the two faucets match almost perfectly.After closer review, the quality of the new faucet isn’t bad. In fact, and like I said, the quality is both better than I expected and better than my big name previous faucet which cost almost twice as much when I bought it. The external materials all seem to be stainless steel with a nice even brushed finish. I couldn’t feel any excessive wobble between any of the joints. Also the valve operation feels pretty nice. I did have to trim some shavings from some of the gaskets such as the one between the faucet and the top of the sink. This is because the cuts weren't perfect and small pieces of gasket material where still attached to the edge of the cut. This is pretty easy to do plus it does't have to be done and the faucet will work just fine if you don't want to do this.I chose to install the faucet with the valve operation handle facing outward towards the user. The faucet doesn’t have to be installed this way and most people install the handle facing to the left. The installation process was simple enough although that's partly due to the fact that I've installed at least 100 faucets in the past and I have the proper tools, know how to prepare, and know what problems to potentially expect. The type of faucet mount used is not my favorite but it's also not the worst. I think most people can handle this installation on their own but I'll give a couple tips. First, you will find that you have to fit three hoses through a small threaded mounting nut. This is not easy and it must be done from under the sink with the faucet already mounted above the sink. My advice is to put the sprayer assembly hose through first, because it's the biggest fitting, and then squeeze the water supply lines through one at a time afterwards. Second, the built-in water supply lines should have been made a bit longer. For my installation, I had to actually stretch the hot water supply just a bit to get it on to the angle stop. You can see this if you look closely on one of the images that I supplied. I just want to note that you can get away with putting a little pressure on those lines but if you really have to stretch them then you're probably going to damage them or risk one popping off without realizing it which would cause a flood. Just know you may need short extensions for the end of your supply lines. If so look for 3/8” male to 3/8” female compression fitting hoses. You may have to use an adapter for the male fitting.The facets function is pretty good and as I keep saying, it's better than what I would expect for the price. I've had no leaks whatsoever above or below the sink after about a month of use. The flow rate is very well balanced by having a very heavy single stream mode and a restricted flow in shower mode that still has good pressure. This is a very nice feature but I don't love the sprayer. That said, if you can find a sprayer that you like more, this one threads off very easily and the fitting is mostly universal. Once again, the valve feels good but the function could be a little better. A really good valve gives you a wide range between hot and cold meaning when you barely nudge the valve you get a temperature change but not a big one. This valve does have some range between hot and cold but at the center it does jump pretty dramatically from hot too cold.The faucet does have it's weak points but so do most other faucet really. You can get a nicer faucet if you're willing to spend more money, or you might I should say. Ultimately, if you're looking for a faucet that works well, has a sprayer, and is affordable I think this is a very good option.