Review on 🚰 HGN Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer - Commercial Single Handle Sink Faucet for Farmhouse, Camper, Laundry, Utility, RV, Wet Bar Sinks by Scott Rose

This faucet looks like a much more expensive model, but you get what you pay for. a few notes on the side: installation - the instructions say to connect the sensor unit to the tap after serving, but the instructions for the sensor unit are narrower. The faucet comes with a rectangular (non-tapered) sensor block that cannot be screwed in when the supplies are connected (which it would be if you followed the instructions). If you didn't notice it in time, you have to rework - the supply connections under the water tap are not marked. You have to guess which one is hot/cold and then see if you need to turn them - the faucet turns on and off randomly - the mixing valve in the faucet doesn't work on low power. When trying to go from cold to hot on low settings, the water almost or completely stops when you turn the knob. If you put it on a warm setting at low pressure and it turns off, sometimes it just comes out hot or cold when you turn it on again - the pressure is too high. You'll get the kitchen wet trying to get the temperature right - the angle of the head directs the water to the edges of the sink (rather than the floor), further aggravating the splashing.