All Metal Solid Brass Kitchen Sink Aerator,1.8 GPM 360° Swivel Faucet Aerator by Waternymph, Dual-function 2-Flow Sprayer Faucet Head, Faucet Replacement Part 55/64 Inch Female Thread - Chrome

No more old school yanking down on your kitchen sink faucet head and arm. Real feeling solid heavy metal with proper treading. The average option when looking for a new spray type kitchen sink faucet is to either replace/upgrade your whole sink set up or purchase those universal, half-plastic/half-faux metal faucet head that you have to yank into spray mode, and overtime puts a lot of strain on your kitchen sink arm. With this faucet head, you simply twist the lower section into spray mode, and another twist brings it back into the regular stream mode. The faucet comes built female treaded, but also includes a male threaded adapter, which is nice looking and small. The overall faucet is smaller than any other universal faucet head we’ve seen, which means it takes up no more extra space than it needs to, allowing plenty room for a wide variety of uses.PROS:• Small Size• Easy Twist Mode (no yanking)• High-Quality Finish• Good PressureCONS:• Wet hands could make twisting between modes slightly more challenging• No Plumber’s Tape IncludedHow I would improve this product is with a simple, minimalistic metal bump or indentation for easy twisting with wet hands, but no rubber or large add ons that would compromise the overall minimalistic design. And the final improvement would be to include a small roll of plumber’s tape, which I do believe is necessary in the long run and simply saves time for a quicker all-in-one set up. Overall I highly recommend this faucet head as the best universal option.

This thing filled that void in my kitchen. I had the constant, dang it I wish I had a sprayer, thought and guy grumble. My better half likes using the spray slot for a silly soap dispenser, but I missed my sprayer after we put in a new faucet. What’s a poor buckle dragger to do but be sneaky right? So I snuck this on and prayed for approval or at least a pardon for daring to alter their kitchen. Christmas bonus not only did I get away with it they loved it and it was like a chrome plated mistletoe toe!!! Lol can you say win win? Seriously this thing spray down the whole sink. It’s easy to flip back and forth from aerator to sprayer and I got a little early Christmas loving for my efforts. Solidly built no whimpy plastic or imitation metal as I like to call the cheap crap. Loving it,but this review is on the more expensive option with 40% swivel. Just keeping it real with good Christmas karma. My thought was it looked like it had more swivel and It sure as heck does! So I’m happy, the sink is happy, my kitchen queen is happy so It’s one of those rare victories for the guy! Chalk one up for our side just don’t tell that to her royal highness. Haha

This little piece of kitchen gadgetry is the best product of all purchases I made from Amazon this year. I've tried so many aerators in the past. Anything that was available at Home Depot, I tried it. They are cheap, work like cheap, broke like cheap, miserably. Fitting them to a faucet is never easy and most of them will have some leak no matter how negligible. This shiny all-metal chrome thing took me 5 sec to fit it in and was air-tight leaving absolutely no leakage whatsoever. I don't know how that works but somehow even the water pressure got stronger. Amazing. Swivels effortlessly. The turn spray mode change is magical. Last but not least, I was pleasantly surprised by its packaging. It was shipped in a tin can tucked safely in sponge protection. So much for packaging a kitchen faucet aerator! I personally hate excessive packaging of products that simply go to waste but not this one. It's been re-purposed and I use it for a spice tin now--nothing goes to waste! What this manufacturer does for customer experience is absolutely impressive. It's just an aerator but its quality and its presentation is class. Don't ever buy another cheap aerator before trying this one. You won't regret it.

This is a great compact Aerator. It is easily installed and it's operation is nice and smooth. To change from aerator to spray you just rotate the head, this is unlike some of the other units, which, use a push-pull method. I think, that, this puts less strain on your faucet's fitting. It's a little more money and I believe, that, it's well worth the expense, this aerator is ALL METAL - not plastic!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HOW TO SELECT A MALE OR FEMALE AERATOR:Determine whether your faucet spout is female or male threaded.Female-threaded spouts have their threads inside the end of the spout; male threads are found on the outside of the spout.If your faucet has female threads, you'll need a male threaded aerator. If your faucet has male threads, you'll need a female threaded aerator.I've included a few images to show the faucet and aerator differences. As you can see, this is a fairly straight forward selection process, I hope, that, this helps you with your selection.

There's a lot to love about this aerator, BUT there is one thing that keeps it from getting a 5-star rating from me. Rather than naming all the good things, of which there are many, the one bad thing is the difficulty of turning the housing to change from the stream position to the spray position when your hands are soapy. Even if you hold the upper part of the housing, it is still challenging to adjust the spray setting. The solution to the problem (in case the manufacturer is reading this review) is to make the adjustable lower part of the spray head knurled for a better grip. That will solve the problem and make it easier to turn for the person using the aerator with soapy hands. Even if it adds a few extra dollars to the purchase price, it would be well worth it. Other than that one problem, it's perfect for the job.