Review on 🚰 ARRISEA Touch Kitchen Faucet: Single Handle Brass Pull Down Sprayer with 360° Swivel & Updating New Sprayer – Brushed Nickel Finish by Jason Dennis

Had a friend who recently bought a very similar faucet but didn't have touch controls. And they paid more for theirs. It was very easy to install, just check the thickness of your countertop. I was worried the fittings wouldn't fit because I have an old house, but everything fit right out of the box. I like the touch sensor, but you have to keep in mind that it's there. Sometimes you hit him even though you didn't mean to. Many times you turn on the faucet but nothing comes out because the magnet is in the off position and you have to touch it for the water to flow. Sometimes the touch sensor can fail and not turn on, but I think that has more to do with low water pressure than the sensor itself. We've been using it for a few months now and the batteries aren't dead yet, so that's a good thing. . And the appearance of the faucet is cool and goes well in our kitchen.