Review on 🚰 Cobbe Touchless Kitchen Faucet: Motion Sensor Sprayer Sink Faucet in Sleek Black Finish by Maurice Rivera

After receiving it, look at it, I hesitated to install it. It has a nice look, but looks very cheap. And a lot cheaper than the one I'm replacing. That's a lot from a $100 item, but that's how I would rate it, not what would have gone into its price. Best case I think 1-2 years of use, then probably replace if I let it and hope it doesn't cause water damage. The sensors work perfectly. My wife hasn't seen it since it was installed, I don't think she will be happy with it. The spray head shoots the wrong side streams of water in the normal stream of water, so spray outside of the sink unless the stream of water is set very low. Not sure yet if we'll keep it because of the nozzle and fear of how cheap it looks. The nozzle is also very thin made out of cheap plastic. The base is also made of plastic, as are the braided supply/water lines (instead of stainless steel). Care must be taken when installing as the braided line will pinch and damage the umbilical and potentially weaken the area for a possible future tear. Alloy. I suppose if it breaks or rusts and you say it has to be rust free they will tell you that you haven't read the spec it is not rust free not rust free.