Review on Hansgrohe 71100001 Bathroom Faucet Chrome by Quintin Gore

First, it comes with a pull rod drain unit. Some blenders don't. The faucet was easy to install. It is tightened with a straight screwdriver so there are no awful nuts to reach. However, it does come with feeding tubes attached. If they were just a few inches longer, they would reach my switches. I wasn't able to reuse my almost new supply pipes from my old faucet as the pipes attached are female threaded. I need to buy new tubes or adapters to replace my existing female-to-female tubes with female-to-male tubes. The pop up is terrible. There is a thin wire on the back of the faucet that attaches to the pop-up window. I had to cut an inch off the wire attached to the pop up as it was too long and was hitting the wall. The drain opens a little. I can replace the popup with one where you touch the popup with your hand because that really sucks. It's a shame as it's heavy and appears to be of good quality (except for the handle you pull to open the pop-up). The faucet looks good and I like the brand. I was disappointed with the popup.