Single Handle Kitchen Faucet Stainless Steel High Arc Modern Style Aquablade Sweep, Stream & Spray Fit for One & 3 Hole

Update May 6, 2022: just addressed sticky toggle switch that allows for changing between the multi and single stream settings. I used a pick to clean build-up, followed with a toothbrush and some cleaning vinegar and brushed around the switch and nozzles, poured some through and soaked the bottom (nozzles). It was like, a half hour. Back together and switches perfectly now.This faucet has NEVER leaked. Whenever you install any fixture with rubber gaskets/o-rings, lube them with dish soap or if you're fancy like moi, use silicone paste/grease. This will allow the o-rings to slip as the thing is tightened.. that way they don't rip/stretch and later fail.Update March 6, 2022: It's been a year. No trouble with the faucet, just our old galvanized supply pipes.. We get small, hard, black "rocks" out of most fixtures just after turning on the water at them. I suspect they're jamming up the toggle that allows switching between the multi-stream and regular spray settings. Not the product's fault. It's leak-free and otherwise works like it did when we got it. Even the hose is holding up fine.I wanted the neighbors to know who's got the biggest faucet, and they can see this one from the front door. You can easily fit a gallon container under it, and it should be quite nice for cookie sheets and such.Fit and finish are splendid, as well as operation, and at a very fair price. 5 Stars for these guys for fair pricing!Notes: Don't forget teflon tape when installing the hot and cold lines.Did not have to modify washer or nut, though the fit is tight nothing was damaged in install.Use dielectric grease or silicone paste to lubricate any and all rubber gaskets and o-rings during assembly to ensure they arent damaged while tightening.Modification: I made use of a "pick and hook set" to remove the screen in the faucet head to compensate for what struck me as underwhelming flow. I'll attach pictures to show the removed pieces. All one would need do is unscrew the faucet head and use a pick to remove a metal washer and flow restrictor. Provided that the doer isn't too clumsy, it took all of a minute to figure out and perform and is fully reversible if one dislikes the end result. Pictures attached of the pieces removed.To the manufacturer and buyers alike: The base plate (if used) struck me as undersized, not necessarily visually but definitely functionally. The faucet is large and heavy and as such a larger base would reduce wobble. I also consider the washer and rubber gasket beneath the sink (which are used along with the unique nut fastener to secure the faucet) to be undersized. My lovely girlfriend stood over me as I laid in the sink cabinet and she applied downward force to the faucet and baseplate to allow me to fasten it tightly enough to eliminate wobble not associated with the metal sink flexing.The bolts in the nut that allow for final tightness adjustments were combination philips/flathead. I used a #2 philips first to no avail, and followed with a slotted (hollow ground) screwdriver of appropriate size (#2 if they're sized the same as philips, mine's unmarked) and that got the job done!TL;DR No leaks, excellent pressure after basic modification, priced fairly. With an update of design regarding mounting I'd have no complaints. Would recommend and will update if stuff goes awry, as I only just got it today.03/23/2023 UPDATE:Adding a pic taken today - you can identify it by the new large single basin sink I finished installing yesterday. it has dog bowls in it and a row of supplement bottles behind it. I cleaned out the faucet head again and also used our air compressor to blow compressed air through it. Now the toggle switch on the faucet head works again (though family often leaves it between the two settings).I also added braided 3/8 to 3/8 male to female lines to allow for faucet relocation (only stocked in like, 24" lengths) and a "cheater vent" to our drain since our new sink has only one drain vs. 2. I figured id make use of the second one's piping instead of capping it. This serves to fix any glugging one might experience. - and yeah, our pipes are old and gross.. will be replaced once I learn how to do so properly.

Replaced a leaking faucet with this one and I love it. It looks good and has great stretch.

It’s so easy to install and no leaking! It’s got great pressure and moves easily! Looks fabulous!

We got this faucet after returning a similar one from another company. I wasn’t expecting what I got considering the low cost. It’s beautiful and sturdy.We chose not to use the deck plate and it looks great.A few things that beat out the other brand we got at the same price point. The size was the largest I could find at the price point. It was 2” taller than the other one and it made a world of difference. The handle doesn’t need clearance to the backsplash which was awesome as we have a short distance in back. The faucet hits the middle of the sink as it should. It’s angled properly. We had a delta that was a few hundred dollars and it never got the sinks middle which meant water splashed everywhere. This one keeps everything dry.The last and best part is the sprayer. It has 3 modes. The regular output, a wide spray and a power shot which is awesome! It makes quick work of removing stuck on food. It’s a game changer for cleaning dishes!I highly recommend this faucet. And it looks really sleek. We got the oil brushed black.

It does what it is intended for and looks great while doing it. Only thing i believe it lacks is water pressure. Had to remove the restrictor to gain some pressure. I would probably buy again.

I like the gold

Easy to install and it doesn't leak. Great quality and functionality. I had it over two year now.

Love this faucet in my RV. It is nice and solid compared to what came with the RV. Matches perfectly with the RV interior. It was easy for me to install ... 66 year old female. I did put two pex shut off valus on the RV faucet water lines and from that point on, it was easy except for trying to get the weight closed around the water line for the sprayer. I eventually had to end up using two plumbers wrenches to get it closed. Otherwise, it was a very easy install.