DerenggeF-058-SS 1 Hole Brass Contemporary Stainless Steel Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet,cUPC NSF AB1953 Lead Free Brushed Nickel by Derengge

To start, the faucet is great for the price. It does it's job. This review is to point out what I felt were some minor annoyances. First, and probably the most noticeable, is that the main stem of the faucet (the main pipe that's attached to the sprayer head) it is really loose. It is loose so you can swing it left to right but if you push up or back on it as you would when replacing the sprayer head it has a lot of travel or movement. I feel that it will easily wear out and that it will be the first thing to break ultimately rendering it useless. There is a fix for it, kind of... there is a little set screw on the base of the faucet they supply an Allen wrench for (it is in the hose weight box) that you tighten until some play is removed. The issue is that there is still play in the stem (a significantly reduced amount) and the tighter you make it the tighter it is to move the stem side to side. This interferes with normal operation so you've got to meet a middle ground of not-so-sloppy stem and not-too-tight operation.Next is the sprayer pressure. Simply, it is weak. I know my water pressure isn't that great but this still feels restricted in sprayer pressure.Third and final issue is that there is a sticker on the base with the manufacture brand name. This said sticker was placed on crooked and it looks quite ridiculous. So, I took it off and there is now a little streak where the sticker was once located. It is not glue residue, it seems that there was some etching agent to make the sticker adhere to the metal or something so there is a semi dull spot on the metal and will be there forever. I'll probably. Be the only one who notices this in my house but it matters.The goods are it looks and feels solid at the base when it is installed. And the operation of the handle is smooth. It works well and it was very cheap compared to the last $300.00 faucet that we had installed before it died. If it weren't for the sketchy stem of the faucet I'd give it the last star, the price accommodates for another or it would have gotten only 3. Also if it breaks after a year I got my money out of it. Consider that as you're shopping. I hope this helps. I'll update as time progresses.

Beautiful and sturdy. This was easy to install. Because of the age of our sink, we only had to purchase adapters for the hoses. Otherwise, the faucet feels real sturdy and not cheap for its price. It’s a steal!

I love this so much. I wanted a spray and couldn't have a detached one because of my sink's setup so we ordered this. SUCH a great price. It was easy to install and has worked great. Only issues are: sometimes the button to switch from solid to spray sticks, you just have to mess with it a little to get it to go back to a solid stream; the plastic "nut" that seals the sprayer back in comes loose, you have to be careful pulling the sprayer down and putting it back because of this; there is a minor MINOR "leak" where the hose attaches to the sprayer head, it's usually just loose and needs to be tightened but the repeated need is a little annoying.Overall I would highly recommend this faucet! The issues are so minor and the price is so good it is definitely worth the "headache" that the minor issues cause! BUY IT!

The media could not be loaded.  The Derengge Pull Down Kitchen Faucet took around 45 minutes to install. Although this is not mentioned, but you will need:Phillips ScrewdriverCrescent WrenchTeflon TapeAlso, you may or may not need a hot-cold supply line depending upon what sort of a condition they are currently.This is a heavy-duty kitchen faucet. It is not flimsy to move back and forth, and the water was continuous at 1.8 GPM. The one handle operation lets me switch from hot to cold, as well as use the same handle to shut off the water.The pull down spray handle is perfect for my kitchen sink. Also, there are some kitchen faucets which have an automatic retractable pull down spray head, but this one is manual (meaning I have to manually put the spray head back up).I have been using the faucet for one week now, and so far I have not had any issues, but I will update my review if I need to. I have attached a video with some photos to give you an idea of the material, functionality, and spray head option.*Sample provided for review.

Decent. I was looking for a cheap, temporary faucet for a temporary kitchen sink being used during renovations. It seems to be of good quality. The only reason for three stars and not five, is that the pull out head does not fit properly. There is a notch in the stem, and a key on the head that is supposed to slip in loosely and create the nice small gap shown in the picture. Instead it just barely slips in and leaves a noticeable 1/4” gap between the head and the stem. I can grab the head and stem together, and twist them tight to force them together, but who wants to do that every time. I will keep this and use it in a laundry room sink where it won’t be seen much. It’s to bad. Had it worked properly, I may have kept it for the new kitchen and returned the $199.00 faucet we picked out for the finish.