Pfister G13310SS Pfirst Series 1-Handle Pull-Out Kitchen Faucet in Stainless Steel, Water-Efficient Model

I am very happy with this purchase. The brushed stainless finish is beautiful and matches my stainless sink perfectly. Water pressure is great, and most important to me, unlike newer faucets, this faucet still comes with a bubble aerator. The hose is long enough to reach where I need it, and appears to be made out of sturdy woven material, although perhaps could be just a bit more flexible. If there are any plastic parts on the outside, I can't tell. Appears to be all metal to me. At a bit over $80, I would say that this faucet is absolutely reasonably priced.My kitchen came with a Pfister faucet. After perhaps 3-4 years of use, the little slot that holds the handle unit onto the base wore out, and Pfister happily replaced the handle unit for me free of charge. All I had to do was unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. I replaced my Pfister with a Waterridge because I wanted a taller unit. I was not entirely pleased with that unit, so when the handle wore out after approximately two years, I decided to splurge and purchase a very pricey ($279.00) high end Grohe gooseneck faucet. Huge mistake! Water flow was so restricted that I could barely get food through my disposer, and due to the lack of a bubble aerator in the spray head, every time I used it, my kitchen was flooded and my clothes were drenched. After 8 months, I couldn't stand it any longer and decided to bite the bullet and go faucet shopping again.Having learned my lesson, I set out to find a new faucet and this time make sure it had a bubble aerator. I soon discovered that this was no easy task as several of the manufacturers/sellers I contacted either didn't know if their product had a bubble aerator, or more surprisingly, didn't even know what a bubble aerator was!After many frustrating e-mails, I finally decided to take a look at Pfister. Their customer service rep knew exactly what I was talking about, asked me to send a photo of my old faucet (which I happened to have), and immediately gave me the new model that had replaced my old one. Upon opening my Amazon box, I was thrilled to see the pretty satin finish faucet; and even more thrilled when I turned on my pretty new faucet and found that I had my water pressure back. I could once again easily wash food debris from my dishes, rinse my sink into my disposal and run it without fear of damage, and not have to mop up my entire countertop or change into dry clothes! My plumber said it was easy to install, taking him about 20 minutes (after going to the store to purchase the correct supply lines).I would not hesitate to recommend this faucet. It looks good, it's priced right, it works great -- and Pfister stands behind their products.

** My x husband wrote this review. Apparently he was a kitchen faucet expert, as well as an expert in all other areas. This is comical considering I did the majority or cooking and dishes.Anyway, it’s Jan of 2024 and this faucet works just like it did the day it was installed. It’s definitely a good value and deserves 5 stars.’Ok I've had this faucet 6 months. I almost hate to give it 3 stars because it has not failed or given any problem in any way... however it does have flaws. Overall we've been fairly pleased, but I have a feeling that we'll be upgrading in another couple of years. I tend to look at value, and I was hoping this would be one. I'm happily willing to pay 200 dollars for something if it will last 3 times longer than the 100 dollar alternative, but this is a case where the "half the price alternative" probably will last less than 1/3 of what a quality faucet would.Pros:-it looks very nice. It is pleasing to the eye and looks like quality faucet at first glance.-it is a unique design and there do not appear to be many designs similar to it (unless you're willing to pay a LOT more). The design caught our eye and that was a big selling point.-it has some nice features for the price. The spray setting works well, and we love the pull out/swivel head.Cons:-The stem that the faucet head actually sits in swivels around the main body. This portion has quite a bit of "flex" and "play" in relation to the rest of the faucet. This adds tremendously to the "cheap" feeling of the faucet.-The hose for the pull out head could be just a touch longer. It works perfect... other than it seems to always be 2 inches too short. I've noticed that some complained about the hose kinking. I think they decided not to install the lead weight on the hose that helps it retract. I've had no problems with kinks, but I also installed the weight according to design recommendations.-A rubber washer was missing from the box. The faucet leaked like a sieve until I trimmed another similar washer to make it fit. No leaks since, but this shouldn't be necessary.-As another review said, it appears that Pfister missed no opportunity to use the absolutely cheapest, thinnest material possible at all turns in this faucet's construction.In summary, you will pay a lot less for this faucet than many of the more premium models... but this is quite obviously a "cheap" alternative. In my experience, when you can tell that your purchase is obviously cheap alternative, that usually means it's a bad value.

Works great. Looks great and is relatively easy to install. Four stars because, as other reviews have stated, you need to buy hoses to complete the installation. Otherwise, nice quality faucet. I would attribute other reviews stating leaking to be careless installation.