Hansgrohe 39835001 Axor Citterio Pull-Out Spray Kitchen Faucet, Chrome

Finally got sick of the heavy side sprayer of my faucet, it was hard to press the lever. Decided on a pull down faucet and wanted one that didn't have plastic for the sprayer. This faucet is sleek and works very smoothly. Didn't think I would like the side lever design but it's brilliant. Easy enough to install after pulling out the prior faucet. The spray is very easy to switch on and coverage in my 15"x28"x10" sink is good. The stream/spray isn't as powerful as my old faucet but that's due to the restrictor they have in it. I didn't bother to replace it as my husband likes to leave the water running when he does dishes. My only quibble is that the sprayer doesn't reseat fully when retracted but it's only 1/8" and I haven't bothered figuring it out because it's not really that big a deal. It's been 9 months since install and working great. I replaced the side sprayer hole with a reverse osmosis system and that's been great, too.

So far we love this faucet. The quality is amazing- it is well built and the design is great. As well, the water pressure is really great. Recommended.

This hasn't been installed very long in our new kitchen remodel, but so far, love it! No drips, moves easily, pull-out works smooth, great contemporary look. Wouldn't recommend for a smaller kitchen, may overwhelm it because it's tall. Time will tell, but so far so good. I would expect nothing less from an Axor.

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Had it for a few months now. Works and looks fantastic. There are two issues: 1) As others have mentioned, you'll want the Tom Thumb (or your choice) of aerator. It's a few bucks and a few minutes, even if you're not mechanically inclined. 2) You need to dry-fit the unit and test out the range of motion to ensure you aren't bumping into your backsplash or other immovable objects when you go for hot or cold water. As shown in the picture, (when the handle is making a 90 degree angle) the unit is off. Moving the handle further to the right, away from the spout, increases water flow. Moving the handle towards you and away from you (think pulling a slot machine handle) changes the temp.