OWill Kitchen Tap, Mixer Tap with Pull Out Spray, Kitchen Sink Taps with Hose, High Arc Swivel 360°, Kitchen Faucet Single Handle Lever Mixer Tap Cold and Hot 2 Spray Mode with Hose, Chrome

After my old kitchen tap started dripping constantly, I decided that it was time to replace it. I loved the look of the show-type mixer taps but balked at the price of most of them, so it was with some surprise (and suspicion) that I saw this one on Amazon for the bargain price of £40. I love a good bargain, so decided to grab one.Not being a plumber, I decided to get it professionally fitted, and now six months later I feel qualified to write a review!Putting it quite simply, you wouldn't believe that this tap was so inexpensive; it looks, feels and performs like taps 2-3 times its price. The shower function is an absolute must-have for me now, as it makes doing this like rinsing dishes simple, and rinsing beans and mushrooms (etc.) far easier than before.Would definitely recommend!

Despite the instructions saying that I should use a qualified plumber to fit the tap, I found it fairly easy to do myself. The instructions were easy to follow and even though I suffer from a combination of Aspergers and clumsiness the job didn't take that long.The single lever makes temperature control far easier than my previous unit which had separate levers for hot and cold water. I also find the the spray feature useful for rinsing fruit etc.The tap appears to be good quality and looks more expensive than it was, although as I haven't had it for very long I cannot comment on long term reliability.

Tap works well and aesthetically looks great.When you touch it however you feel the cheap plastic, but you get what you pay for. It's a working tap and the functions work well.

I bought this as I liked the style but couldn't justify b&m prices, this isn't my first reno and the first time I got the most pricey of everything and didn't want to do that again. Well, you could blow me over with a feather. Significantly better than the £230 tap I had in similar style, comes looking the bees knees and had it installed for about 2 months now. Definitely worth the money

This tap seemed quite nice at first. It was fairly easy to fit, and the instructions / documents were fine. The feed hoses were longer than my existing hoses which was a welcome find and made fitting even easier.It looked good, and worked well. The rocker switch was a little stiff and the spray setting never quite switched all the way over unless you held the button (still a constant flow from the non-spray section.) The tap lever-handle was a little stiff and didn't feel plush at all to close, and sometimes left a drip or dribble running unless you pushed it right in.I was prepared to overlook the other shortcomings but unfortunately after two weeks I found a leak from the body of the tap on the underside (not where the hoses meet, but somewhere in the casing,) and also a drip from the where the lever joins the body. I removed and examined the hose fittings just in case, but there was no egress from there at all, it was actually leaking from the body.Luckily Jerome in customer support was helpful and has arranged a full refund even though I no longer have the packaging.

Good for the money, but the seal at the base is a thin o ring which does not sit in place and therefore leaks water if sprayed directly at it. Also the tap fits quite low so is can be annoying for bigger pots etc.

This tap was purchased only 2 years ago and it has already started to rust. Taps should not be rusting and certainly not as soon as 2 years from purchase. I would not recommend it.

This kitchen tap is definitely valued for money, but little plastics feel to the tap. Overall happy with the product.