Method Spot Resist Stainless Steel One-Handle Pullout Kitchen Faucet with High Spray Pressure, Kitchen Sink Faucets with Pull Out Sprayer, 7585SRS

Great looking. Works perfectly. Lots of water pressure with spray feature. Reaches entire sink easily.

I bought this to replace a Delta faucet that was very disappointing. Up until now we have been a Delta household, but after several recent disappointments, no more. This faucet has only been installed for a couple of weeks, but so far we absolutely love it. We think the extra money for the stainless unit was well worth it. The faucet was easy to install and has a very clean appearance that perfectly matches our stainless appliances. As mentioned in other reviews, the spray wand is plastic rather than stainless steel, but appears to be well- built and matches perfectly. We found none of the reduced flow problems mentioned in other reviews. I would, however, make a few suggestions for installation. First, if you are installing it on a three-hole sink, make sure the “front” marked on the gasket insert on the base is facing toward the sink. Otherwise it won’t work. Also make sure the gasket is clicked securely into the base. Second, it really helps to have someone else holding the faucet in position while you are tightening it from underneath. There is only one nut and the plastic extension wrench that comes with the unit is fantastic and makes installation super easy. Third, the spray unit has a quick connect coupling. Make certain that it is pushed in until it clicks and then gently pull back on it to make sure it’s engaged. And, don’t forget to put the weight on the hose BEFORE you connect it. If I have any criticism at all, and it is very minor, is that the top of the faucet is flat. While very attractive, it does collect a few drops of water if you turn the faucet off with wet hands. Having a rag close by makes this a minor issue.

Listen, they don’t make faucets like they used to. Everything is mostly made of cheaper materials. However, this faucet is seemingly well designed, feels more substantial than most others of this price range, was easy to install, and works wonderfully.

Looks good. Like the low profile.

I bought the entire faucet just to replace a broken handle/nozzle part for a faucet I bought about 10 years ago. It's an exact fit for the old faucet, but the quality just isn't the same. The new part feels lighter weight and there are a few rough edges. The old part felt like cheap metal (maybe zinc alloy). The new part feels like cheap plastic.

1 year update: the cold water inlet valve failed so that cold water leaks constantly under the sink. I see a 1star review below with the same problem after 10 months. Old review: For the money I'd like a heavier weight to the product to convince me about paying for "spot resistant stainless" (minus one star). But it does "appear" to be stainless and it is spot resistant! The faucet installed easier than the few other faucets I've installed. The faucet works very smoothly (turning it on/off; turning the head left/right; switching from regualr water flow to "spray", and, pulling out the wand and reinserting it). It has great water pressure (there is no need to remove the "water saver" as reported by 2-3 earlier reviews). This is my first kitchen faucet that resets to regular flow instead of staying at the previous setting (regular or spray). To change to "spray" just takes a quick tap at the black button on top. Moen says the "spray" mode has "Power Clean" technology providing "50% more spray power" than most. It's true. So true that I prefer to have the faucet at less than full pressure when using "spray power" because it splatters water drops beyond the circumference of our somewhat small sink when at full pressure. I installed it. My wife loves it.

Have had for a couple months, finish is nice, very solid and sturdy feeling, shorter projection ( which I knew because I checked the spec's) which I like and LOVE the the aerated spray when you push down the button.

I mean, it’s a faucet. It looks well and is functional. Only problem is it’s short for my sink so the water drips into the sink just about a 1/2 inch from the center drain hole. I just praised my husband for getting it done quickly so I didn’t complain.

After KWC gave up the ghost and parts are as expensive as a new North American made faucet. Looked at Moen. One big plus is parts availability at any big box store. Easy to install. Included a special extension to tighten under counter clamp/lock nut. KWC was harder to remove and more time spent on than installing this Moen.

Satisfait

It seems ok so far but most of the body is plastic which is disappointing.

We needed a news faucet to replace an old one that was nearing the end of its life. this one fit the bill.

easy to install