Kitchen Faucets with Pull Down Sprayer-Kitchen Sink faucets-Single Level Stainless Steel-Matte Black

"I absolutely love my new kitchen pull down faucet! The sleek design adds a modern touch to my kitchen, and the functionality is outstanding. The pull down feature makes it convenient to fill pots and wash dishes, and the water flow is powerful yet easy to control. Installation was a breeze, and the quality of the materials is evident. I highly recommend this faucet to anyone looking to upgrade their kitchen with a stylish and practical addition."

I'm in the middle of renovation when our 20 year old Moen faucet succumbed to 20 years of hardFlorida water and sand. With a kitchen renovation on the horizon, I wasn't willin to drop big bucks on a brand name to stick it on our old sink destined for the landfill. I saw this one for less than twenty (63% off) and the reviews were ecent so I gave it a try.I couldn't be more pleased. Installation was a breeze. It looks good and operates well. Longevity, I'll never know but it's still worth twice the price.

It is a great faucet. It sprays well. and it was easy for my husband to install and it is very nice in our kitchen.

As somebody who has installed hundreds of faucets over the years for my profession and career, never have I encountered one so mind boggling cheap and obviously flawed in all areas of approach.The lines that are secured inside the tube and essentially, the supply as you turn the faucet in any direction, are to be installed by you the consumer. What they fail to do beyond scope of reasoning, is provide any hex or wrench capability to tighten these cheap lines to the base of the faucet. Rather than have them preinstalled by the factory, like many higher end and even cheaper companies do, these clowns decided that you can try and install these lines yourself, without and tool to actually tighten the lines down nor any valid appendage to actually turn said hoses into the base. Other companies also opt for a "plug in" style supply line, that is basically plugged into the base by the factory. You see, that is how they leak test and make sure the actual seals and gaskets, o-rings and other troublesome plumbing issues are resolved at the factory and not on a store shelf for some poor sucker to waste and entire afternoon trying to get it to work.Furthermore, the line sets are NOT steel braided plumbing lines. They kink, twist in knots and are easily pinched. The gaskets are the wrong size and wrong design as well. There is a reason many faucets with true gaskets have a cone shape, or are thick and solid. The retainer nut of the supply line should never "bottom out" nor reach the end of the threads of a shut-off valve, but lo and behold, these can be literally tightened until you cut into the supply valve.The faucet itself, is curious considering American style faucets, have always had a set pattern for which side is hot, and which side is cold. The actual valve on this thing denotes neither and it is nothing but a surprise to have happen long after you have everything buttoned up and realize that a traditional pattern just is not in the cards out of the box for this thing. One can simply switch the lines of course, Hot to Cold, Cold to Hot, but my OCD just won't have it. I always think of the next person that has to work on this junk and what they may think of my craftsmanship if they see a cold line running from the split supply line that goes to the dishwasher.In all, I have wasted 6 hours with this because I hate admitting defeat. It has ruined my new vanity with literal flooding and leaking and has ran immeasurably, my temper and blood pressure through the roof many times because we as grown adults, hate laying on the ground working under a sink cabinet. It is not natural for those of us who are taller and larger in size, to contort to a sink, thus why I install of the hardware on a new sink outside of the vanity, and simply hook up the supply lines and drains as my only under sink experience. However, due to this piece of junk causing typhoon flooding in my vanity, I spent way more time that I will never be reimbursed for, trying to fix something that simply is not worth the $35.00 I paid for it. Seriously, do NOT buy this thing.As mentioned prior by another reviewer, the USA has standards for all of these plumbing products and Lead based manufacturing of faucets is illegal in the USA. The clean drinking water act is not to be bypassed and so, this faucet was nothing more than a water supply for cleaning and not human consumption. Since there is nothing stated about those regulations and actual materials this crime against humanity is made from, I would care to bet that much like the children toys that were recalled due to lead, that this $35.00 mess is also made of lead inner tubing and not traditional treated copper..And as my final advice to all of you who are reading this, do NOT buy anything that is not USA brand name plumbing supplies from Amazon. Kholer, American Standard, Moen, Delta, even Glacier bay in some cases....there is a reason why you pay more for their products folks and that is usually quality and human safety first.

I wasn't expecting the faucet to be greatly manufactured, but for the price it is very nice. It is a single hole flat/matte black finish with matching plate to cover a 3 hole sink setup, a knob with a handle for hot and cold water, 2 hoses with fittings to give better water pressure, a weight for pull out sprayer(mounted under sink onto the hose), support tube, and hardware for installing. I haven't installed it yet, but on looks, parts, and price, I'd buy another one.

I was skeptical to buy this but the reviews were favorable so I did buy.I installed it today, was an easy installation, and it works very well. Looks great too!I like great water pressure. All faucets in the United States have a water restrictor that only allows 1.5 gallons of flow per minute. I often remove the restriction device in new faucets and showerheads. I did NOT remove it on this faucet but the pressure is still great. I suppose it's because this was manufactured in a foreign country. Spray and stream function switch works great.I would have given this faucet 5 stars but I don't like where the water lines go into the faucet. They were quite loose, instructions say to make sure to tighten the lines where they enter the base of the faucet BUT the only way to tighten them is to twist the whole line. It would have been nice to have a bolt pattern on that end to use a wrench on. I have some very tiny channel lock pliers that I used to tighten as best as I could. I almost took the lines off completely to see if I could use some Loctite Thread locker but decided against it because I'm sure it would have voided the warranty. It doesn't currently leak but I'm gonna keep my eye on it for a long time. For $20, you can't expect top quality. If you buy this, MAKE SURE you tighten the lines, ALL 3, not just the supply lines but the black line that runs all the way through the faucet.I also installed a chrome hole cover for the empty hole where my former faucet's sprayer was located. You can find them here on Amazon.*Edit*A couple of days later and I occasionally notice a few drops leakage from the hot water supply line where it connects to my water valve. I've tightened it twice already and do not immediately see any more drops. I hope I didn't brag on this purchase prematurely.

I don’t what Bob The Angry One-Star plumber was doing when it took him 6 hours to install this, but it comes pre-assembled. You need a phillips head screwdriver to tighten the faucet to the sink, and a wrench to attach the supply lines. I added some clear silicone under the base plate to ensure no leaking. It took TEN MINUTES and I had never done it before. The finished product looks and works great. No leaking. Love this product.

The Kitchen Faucet Black is super practical and has a cool design that fits any modern kitchen. Installation is a breeze and the price? It's very affordable. It's great for anyone who wants to upgrade their kitchen without spending a lot.