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I bought this faucet in January 2014 for our basement laundry room sink. I did not want a pull out faucet but just a simple faucet where we could fill buckets and for a laundry room sink. Nothing fancy, just functional and not expensive. This faucet is excellent. It was easy to install and installation went quickly and easily. No leaks after installation. Although I do some home repair, plumbing and electricity always make me nervous because I am a lawyer and not a professional plumber or electrician.This faucet is beautiful in its looks and design. It works marvelously. The water spray angles out slightly which my wife loves. This is a great product.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

this faucet is the best faucet for the money...never have to worry about leaks.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>

I looked at every low-end kitchen faucet at Home Depot to find one that has a limited range of rotation, and this one (and sprayer version) was the only brand and model that was limited to 180 degrees. I don't understand why anyone needs a faucet that rotates more than that, especially since pushing it all the way against the wall will cause water to miss the sink. Our other faucet was like that. I came home one day to find thay my elderly mother had done that and flooded the kitchen. This faucet works great apart from that, but this one feature is a great selling point. I hope Delta will indicate that on the box in the future so that it's immediately obvious to other caregivers looking for a solution as I was.The only downside to this faucet is that the connection to the sprayer appears to be proprietary. Since I already had a sprayer, I bought the model without a sprayer thinking that I could use my old one. Not possible. I can still buy a sprayer separately through the parts dept, although at a higher cost than buying them together.<p><small>Originally Posted on DeltaFaucet.com</small></p>