Review on Comllen Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet With Pull Down Sprayer Stainless Steel Kitchen Faucets, Modern Pull Out High Arc Single Lever Kitchen Sink Faucet Single Handle Faucet Without Deck Plate by Fred Novak

Ok, for style, you cannot beat it.For function, it is also a fantastic bargain.For appearance, it looks like it is all brushed stainless steel.However, the sprayer head is NOT steel. It is a metallic finished (somehow) plastic. You can definitely cut into it if you nick it with something made of metal (a pan, for instance). You will know the nick is there if you are like me, though others may not notice. Still, for the price I am not going to complain much. I still give this faucet 5 stars because against the competition, there is no comparison. This one wins easily given ease of installation and appearance, as well as how smoothly it has functioned in the months since we installed it. It does not leak or dribble, the extension make filling a coffeemaker a breeze, and overall my wife is immensely happy with this faucet.If I could find a real downside it is that the sprayer puts out so much water that you have to be attentive to how far it is from whatever you are spraying. Part of that may be my excellent water pressure, but it really puts it out. You can end up with a bit of splatter all over the place if you put it on full throttle and push the spray selector button located on the head of the faucet. The other minor (very minor) complaint is that when I try to wash the dog in the sink (toy Schnauzer) she keeps hitting the control knob while I am trying to clean her, and that changes water pressure and temperature instantly. The results are . less than desireable. However, that is more a function of the type of faucet this is. You won't get that issue with knobbed faucets, but this style has that drawback regardless of which version of this faucet you get. The key is to use the tub to wash the dog. Each tool for its purpose.