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I waited about a month to write this review. I know that sometimes I get caught up in the euphoria of any new purchase. Well, first of all, this is just a faucet, but a faucet we use dozens of times per day. It replaced a 25 year old "not" Delta kitchen faucet. I still remember the pain of the installation 25 years ago. This Delta faucet was so simple to install that it took me longer to remove the old one than to install this one. Also we were changing the configuration of our sink and removing the old separate sprayer and replacing it with a small filtered water faucet. I was concerned about compatibility with the plumbing for the Delta, but again everything went perfectly. Now the functionality - it took 5 minutes to become acclimated to the magnetic retainer for the sprayer the sprayer control and the new handle. The finish is very nice and the workmanship perfect. If there is one compliant it does take longer for the hot water to arrive at the faucet since this one has a lot lower flow rate than the old one. The hot water supply is a about 30 feet of plumbing from this faucet.Overall I have high standards for items like this since it is expensive but so far it has met my expectations.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

I just installed this faucet and I love the look. The pull-down works great and it swivels smoothly from side to side. But there is one thing that stops me from giving this a perfect 5 stars and that is how difficult it is to turn it on and off and change from cold to hot. The lever is so stiff that it behaves as if something inside is too tight or not lubricated. I expected the lever to move smoothly, but it actually takes some arm muscle strength to change it to any position. I feel as though the force it requires may break something. I wish I wasn't so disappointed because I really like the way this faucet looks. But honestly if I knew it was going to be this difficult to operate I would have chosen something different.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

Got the champagne bronze one and was a very easy install. This faucet was pricey and above my threshold until I couldn't find any other reputable brands with this color. Shows a lot of finger prints and the pull down sprayer part is plastic so the finish better hold up. Hopefully the flow stays up, but assuming the flow restrictors will get clogged. Overall a good product, but should be for the price. Looks very nice and is definitely a finishing touch to kitchen.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

This is the best kitchen faucet I've ever owned or used in over 50 years as a home maker. After 4 years of use, the faucet looks like new and the "MagnaTite Docking" system works as well as it did on Day 1. I'm moving soon and plan to buy another one to replace the faucet in the new house. I give it my highest 5 star recommendation. Thank you Delta!<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

IT has a very strong water stream which makes cleaning very soiled dishes and pans easier. The only drawback is that, as a lefty, the handle is on the wrong side and requires an awkward cross arm move to turn it on and off. It would be nice if you could order one with the control on the other side.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

I used the touch-less brushed stainless model for a remodel project and it looks terrific with the black granite composite sink we installed. The faucet is a good size and is well made. The touchless option is great for saving water but it takes some getting used to and can be temperamental. We haven't had to call Delta yet, but I suspect that it will go down at some point. However, it's pretty cool technology and the faucet is beautiful and well made. You can't beat the lifetime warranty.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>