Modern Brushed Nickel Stainless Steel Touchless Sink Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer

Not that easy to install but make sure you pay attention to the directions. Non touch sink faucet great to have but something the hose do not want to stay up. Make sure you have the proper equipment an sink for this piece. Not bad for the price

I am not a plumber so I had my friend install it, ( who is a plumber), he said it was pretty straight forward. All the hardware was included. Just be sure that that you have the right connectors that tire into your home.

The finish of the product is very nice. The finish was good too this product had good quality control. All in all, it is a good value for what you get. The hands free operation itself is usually reserved for higher priced brands.

Hope this helps!

Ive never had a touchless faucet at home before. It is such a nice feature. It did take some getting used to, but now everyone in the house likes it. The faucet handle needs to be in the on position for the touchless feature to work. After that, you can start and stop it easily. The sensor works great so far. It takes four AA batteries, so have some handy. My husband had it installed fairly quickly. We didnt have to buy anything extra from the hardware store either. The sprayer has great pressure as well.
It is a little wobbly, but Ive found most tall faucets to be that way at least a little.

This review is for Amazon item:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YHP2PPR

Priced at $105.99 at time of review.

So let me put the most important thing first - YGWYPF. For mission critical stuff, avoid anything you don't know, the cost of trying may be too high. Anyone knows how much of an effort to install such thing in a crawled space, and when you are finally done, you realized the water is leaking, and it is not because you didn't install properly, the leak was inside the faucet body!

This faucet was very lightweight compared to the other ones I have. It looks like aluminum but i suspect it could be just plastic, or a big portion are plastic. That's okay, not biggie.

I followed the instruction (the instruction sheet can be improved, it was very simply) to put it on, my under sink space is like most people, it is crawled and tight, not easy to reach. It took me a while to put everything together, installed batteries, then turned on the water valves.

It worked. And the touchless sensor worked pretty well, very accurate. However shortly I found out there's water dripping down to the floor. Initially I thought I didn't tighten the hoses enough, or the water from the residuals, wiped clean, dripping continued. Took a closer look, the water was coming down from inside the faucet body! There is no fix at this point, other than taking the whole thing off.

A big waste of time and effort! Maybe I was unlucky and got a lemon, but surely I don't want to repeat all the steps again.

Save your money and effort for some solid built ones.

This is a great price for a touchless kitchen faucet. It was fairly easy to install, if you've done them before. And the battery-powered touchless feature seems to work just fine for occasional daily use. I don't use a dishwasher, and have had no problems washing dishes so far.