Fapully Commercial Single Handle Pull Down Sprayer Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet, Kitchen Sink Faucet with LED Light

I just finished installing this in my kitchen.The installation was straightforward and quite simple. As with any retrofit faucet installation, I do recommend connecting the supply lines prior to installing the faucet into the sink.The appearance is excellent, as is the functionality. The motion sensor works perfectly and is located higher above the sink top than some other manufacturers. This makes accidental turn ons much less likely. Also, I’d estimate the sensor range to be between 3 and 5 inches. Just right.The sprayer hose retraction is good. Just make sure you have a clear path for the hose, and be sure to attach the included counterweight just above the bend of the fully retracted hose.The sprayer/stream selector is positive and crisp…there’s no slop when switching between the two. Very nice.Everything need for installation is included, with the exception of 4-AA batteries.Similar motion sensor facets of this grade retail for 2-3X this price at the chain builder’s supply stores.I highly recommend this product. 😄

Super easy to install! Just put it in so we shall see the longevity. The faucet itself is very hearty and all parts work excellent. Top quality.As dated before in others reviews, be prepared to get longer supply hoses or extension hoses. They are not long enough for my sink and cabinet, but I just got extensions for the hoses it came with and works great!

When our fancy, Alexa-enabled faucet decided it had enough of the limelight and broke down faster than a tired marathon runner, we were left scratching our heads. After all, it was supposed to be the future of faucets, but it turned out to be a diva in disguise, demanding pricey repairs like a celebrity in a luxury rehab.Enter the Fapully Commercial Pull Down Kitchen Sink Faucet! Not only did it swoop in at a fraction of the cost of our former faucet's maintenance bills, but it also brought back a sense of nostalgia reminiscent of our school cafeteria days. Who knew a simple sprayer could evoke such fond memories?Installation was a breeze, unlike our previous tech-savvy nightmare that required a degree in rocket science to set up. Within minutes, we had this beauty up and running, ready to tackle dishes like a champ.And oh, the water pressure! It's like having a tiny waterfall right in our kitchen sink. We could practically start a mini zen garden with the soothing flow.But the real star of the show? The sprayer! It's not just functional; it's downright awesome. Everyone in the household fights over who gets to use it next. It's become the MVP of our kitchen, dishing out cleanliness and joy in equal measures.In conclusion, if you're tired of fancy gadgets that fizzle out faster than a sparkler on the Fourth of July, do yourself a favor and grab one of these Fapully faucets. It's a breath of fresh air in a world of overcomplicated contraptions. Plus, you'll have enough spare change left over to treat yourself to something nice—like a lifetime supply of dish soap! Cheers to simplicity, functionality, and sprayers that bring back the good ol' days.

Many reviews of similar faucets complain of hot water making the sprayer's handle so hot that it burns people's hands when holding them. This one won't, unless you accidentally touch it where it's metal. But, its handle is plastic, and fully insulates the sprayer from heat. As for the other functions of the faucet, it works perfectly, at least mine does. My complaint are few. 1 - The instructions for mounting it, as usual, are pretty poor, though it's fairly easy to figure it out, even without them. But, they should have pointed out that it's not necessary to tighten the lines to the faucet, itself, with a wrench, and it would be impossible to do so. When I saw that a wrench couldn't be applied to the fittings, unless it were a specialized wrench, I pretty much assumed that they can be simply hand tightened. The fact that they had 2 'o' ring seals, instead of just one, hinted at that. But, I posted the question, anyway, and didn't even need to wait for an answer, as one immediately came up - hand tighten is sufficient. The only other thing I found a bit annoying is the fact that the instructions don't point out which of the 2 fittings within the faucet for the lines, is for hot. So, once you have it hooked up, you need to try it, and if you don't like the direction that the handle moves for hot water, you'll need to go down and reverse the hoses to the angle stops (under sink faucets). Minor inconveniences for a faucet that is both functional and attractive at a reasonable price.UPDATE - 11/20/22I've removed one star because there is still a heat issue with this unit, one that can cause a bad burn. While they were thoughtful enough to put a plastic handle on the sprayer, they failed to provide any kind of thermal insulation for the small lever at the end of the main spigot (and I see no excuse for them not addressing this). That little lever gave me a bad burn. But, I fixed it with a small piece of black 3M heat shrink tubing. Now it can't burn me. Not all shrink tubing will insulate the same, so choose one with thick walls. The photo shows the lever with the shrink tubing applied. The large lever for the sprayer gets a bit warm too. so far, I don't think it gets hot enough to burn. but, if it ever does, I'll use the same method to insulate it. Still love the faucet. I just wish they'd have been a bit more considerate and insulated appropriately.

Have had this faucet for three years now. Love it! It's beautiful, great functionality. Love the double faucet feature.During a frost storm while out of town, our pipes froze and a piece of the faucet broke.Even though my product was out of warranty, the customer service department got back to me quickly and provided the part I was needing. Just what I needed. Fit perfectly! Works great!Very satisfied customer!

Love ❤️ It!Was easy to install, love how it works! Looks great with the antique sink we just installed and couldn’t find tap set to fit it. Then we saw this set and am so glad we bought it. Looks so expensive but great price! Would recommend ♥️♥️♥️

Also jetzt, nachdem ich fertig bin mit der Installation, ist es eine wirklich schöne und leistungsstarke Armatur. Ich denke, man kann durchaus von Profiqualität sprechen. Der drehbare untere Wasserauslauf ist etwas länger als die deutschen Modelle. Das ist praktisch, wenn man sich die Hände waschen oder einen Topf befüllen möchte. Die Brause liegt gut in der Hand, der Wasserdruck ist gut zu regulieren und man erreicht jede noch so entfernte Ecke im Waschbecken.So, und jetzt die Tücken. Orientiert euch bitte an den Fotos. Versprochen wird ein 3/8" Anschluss. Leider kommt dann aber ein 9/16". Dafür gibt es extrem wenig Adapter in Deutschland. Aber die andere Seite stimmt. Das Gewinde ist M10x1 (also Feingewinde). Die beiliegenden Schläuche können nicht korrekt angezogen werden. Die Schlüsselweite am Ende des Schlauches wird tief in der Armatur versenkt (45mm). Man kann keinen Maulschlüssel ansetzen und die Überwurfmutter passt auch nicht. Also empfehle ich den Kauf von 2 Schläuchen M10x1 auf der einen Seite und eurem Anschluss zuhause (meist 3/8"; manchmal 1/2") auf der anderen Seite (Kosten ca. 10€/Stk.). Auf der Seite M10x1 sollte eine Tülle mit wenigstens 45mm Länge sein. Das klappt dann ziemlich gut. Das zweite Problem ist die Reihenfolge der Montage, weil die Überwurfmuttern nicht gleichzeitig durch die Befestigungsringe auf der Unterseite der Armatur passen. Ich habe die richtige Reihenfolge auf den Fotos dargestellt. Ein letzter Tip für die korrekte Befestigung. Von unten wird eine Mutter zur Befestigung an der Spüle aufgedreht, die dann zusätzlich durch 2 Schrauben verspannt werden kann. Dreht die Mutter so fest es geht und verspannt erst dann. Die Höhe der Armatur wirkt wie ein langer Hebel. Ihr braucht unbedingt eine möglichst große Kontaktfläche zwischen Spüle und Armatur. Viel Spaß... wir jedenfalls sind happy