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I was sold on the magnetic docking feature of this faucet and also the beautiful design<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

I purchased my on/off touch faucet about 5 yrs. ago and sprayer head has recently sagged away from arched tube magnetic connector because of rust. I called Delta customer service prepared to buy replacement parts and was then reminded by service agent of Delta's lifetime warranty . Delta is now shipping replacement sprayer head and magnet to solve problem. No hassel and no cost to me! Thanks Delta!!<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

Bought this 5 years ago and still works great.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

I love the design, it is excellent quality! I have enjoyed the touch feature to turn water on & off if your hands are full. This is SO helpful! I love everything about this faucet and would highly recommend it!<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

The Magnatite docking feature is great. It looks lovely. We have the Polished Nickel which shows water spots. The Our plumber installed this 2 years ago. Unlike our other sinks (Cassidy) there is a specific "sweet spot" to put the lever when turning off the water.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

This faucet was installed in my previous house when this particular model of faucet had just come out (10 years a ago?). Loved everything about it! The batteries lasted about a year, and I cook ALOT everyday. The batteries were easy to change and had no issues with the box holding the batteries. I loved the strong flow of water both in the spray and regular. I also liked that I could easily control the amount of water flow, and water temperature from the handle. I also like the fact that the faucet shuts itself off after a little while to conserve water. THis feature is great if you have cats or people who don’t mind letting the water just run and run. The only negative was the blue light indicating the touch sensor feature was active went out and would only come back on for a little while right after replacing the batteries. I suspect this had to do with the amount of energy required to power the light. The absence of the light did not affect the performance of the faucet and did not bother me much. I never had issues with my faucet. I have now moved, and find cooking in my kitchen without the faucet a pain to have to mannually turn the faucet on and off, a new faucet is in my immediate future since I keep touching the faucet expecting the water to flow, but nothing comes (its manual). Please bear in mind that I cant vouch for the quality of the newer models, mine was one of the first to come out and the quality was top-notch.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>