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 Robert Mac

Update 3/3/2020: I bought a 2nd one of these units for a house that we are remodeling to sell as the one at our farmhouse was not perfect but worked pretty well (see review below). The 2nd one we bought has burned my wife as well as me a couple times with hot water. It is impossible to control the temperature, exactly like another reviewer mentioned it is 90% hot, 1% warm, and 9% cold but impossible to find that 1% zone every time as it is like hitting a moving target. The water pressure is nearly all or nothing, hard to control the flow unless you are super careful, my wife was even getting to the point of using both hands to try and move it slowly to get it just right as it sticks then just jumps open splashing water all over. It is a shame as the looks are not bad, it is just cheaply designed and made so the mixing valve apparently is garbage as is the flow control device. Consider yourself warned, you may get lucky or you may not as the first one we bought was not as bad. I missed the window to return this one as it was 3-4 weeks before I installed it so the return window closed before we decided it needed to be. I guess I'm stuck with this scrap metal now, lesson learned and I will make sure not to buy any more Comllen products in the future!Farmhouse - 1st faucet that we bought: Works well, not great but as expected for the low cost ($60). There is some excess movement between the swivel head and base, not a lot but compared to my mothers very similar designed Delta faucet ($275) there is an obvious difference. There head extends easily, but sometimes a bit finicky trying to return the head to the original position. You get what you pay for as usual. One small scratch on the head right in plain view, but again not that worried about it based on price.