WEWE Waterfall Kitchen Faucet, Pull-Down Sprayer, Brushed Nickel, 3-Mode

Great looking nickel finish faucet for the price. Just installed and operation feels solid and smooth as well. Spray head works great also.Easy to install once old faucet removed. Only slight issue was clearance underneath counter for weight simply used to return spray head back into place after pulling out of faucet stand for use. My plumbing had small spacing between the cold and hot water valves leaving little space for the return weight to freely move directly under faucet inside cabinet underneath without catching on something during its motion. The weight travel is equal to the distance the spray head is pulled from the faucet stand. It took a little figuring to position as such for free travel. You could use an extension spring to bias the flexible water line or in my case I used a flat piece of 12x4x1/8” thick plastic sheet so the weight would slide up and down against it and not hit any of the lower plumbing during its travel. Operates smoothly with the sheet in place and used zip ties to secure the lines allowing for the motion.

I recently renovated my kitchen, and the WEWE Kitchen Sink Faucet with Soap Dispenser has been the cherry on top of my kitchen makeover!From the moment I unboxed it, I knew I was dealing with quality. The sleek and modern design immediately caught my eye, and it perfectly complements my new countertops and cabinetry. The brushed nickel finish adds a touch of elegance and seamlessly blends with the rest of my kitchen decor.Installation was a breeze, even for someone like me who’s not particularly handy. The instructions were clear and straightforward, and I had it up and running in no time. Plus, the included soap dispenser is a fantastic bonus! It keeps my counter clutter-free and adds to the faucet's overall functionality.The real star of the show, though, is the faucet’s performance. The single-handle design makes adjusting the water temperature and flow a one-handed task, which is super convenient when I'm juggling pots and pans. The high-arc spout gives me plenty of room to wash large dishes, and the pull-down sprayer is a game-changer. It has great water pressure and switches easily between stream and spray modes, making everything from rinsing vegetables to cleaning the sink a breeze.Not only does this faucet look amazing, but it also feels solid and well-built. It’s clearly designed to withstand the rigors of a busy kitchen, and I have no doubt it will serve me well for years to come.

Have had this in use for a while. Our tap water is very hard and has high total dissolved solids, so we often cannot “clean” the nozzles like we hoped, but with vinegar this head cleans well. Nozzles stay open. No leaks. Weighted cord helps with retraction. Black color was desired and looks good, and is easy to clean. Valve is durable and easy to operate. All functions / buttons work well, with positive feel and make/break action between functions.

For around $80, this faucet is a great buy. We decided to upgrade our laundry room sink and didn't want to spend $300++ on a decent looking faucet, like we did for our kitchen. Time will only tell if the quality of this faucet will make it last, but initially it appears at least on par with the more expensive brands in terms of fit and finish.So, here's what you dont get at this price:1. Factory connections were loose. After reading a few complaints that this faucet leaked upon hookup, I made sure to check the factory connections. To my standards, they were loose. So, I made sure to tighten them BEFORE installation. Easy to do, took 2 minutes.Don't over torque, just snug them up a bit. Impossible to tighten afterwards without removing the whole faucet.2. The configuration of the faucet cold/hot lines has the handle oriented to provide hot water when pulled forward and cold when pushed back (with handle to the right of faucet, facing faucet). This is backwards for standard conventions. So, I reversed the cold/hot connections to correct. Your call on as to preference, but I like consistncy in my house.3. On the more expensive faucet, we have a magnetic catch to help capture the retractable end. This model doesn't have it, but seems to seat nicely if you get the weight adjusted decently. Not a feature worth the extra money, if you ask me.4. The mounting nut seems a bit on the less thsn durable side as well. Its a metal nut with a plastic shroud to help tighten. It worked fine, but it seems on the cheap side comparitively speaking. If need be I can upgrade it at a hardware store in the future.5. The instructions were just ok. I've done a few of these installs, so they worked fine for me, but weren't great if you need detailed step by step.Otherwise, the spray buttons seem to work (again, long term??? we shall see) and the water shuts off almostly instantly. Metal finish appears similar as the more expensive brand as well. Some spare parts were also included as well. Nice, but I hope thats not a sign of what to expect in the future.If you want to save some serious money and dont mind a bit of a gamble on long term quality, I would highly recommend. If I had it to do over, I wouldn't hesitate putting this faucet in our kitchen. It doesn't look cheap at all. Perfect for real estate upgrades as well.TIP - If you have the option, install the faucet BEFORE you mount the sink. SOOOO MUCH EASIER than playing cabinet twister for about an hour.Good luck and God Bless. Hope this helps a few folks.

I have purchased three of these (chrome, bronze, and black) for 3 different kitchens. Very pleased with the appearance, function, and ease of installation. Have used the first one for several months while the other two are more recent installs. They don’t appear as “sturdy” as the much higher priced options, but that is only based on appearance. Will be interested in how they hold up in everyday use over time, but I’ve had to replace units that cost 3-4 times more than these units after too few years, so I’m happy to give these a serious try.

A few weeks in and it is going great. Sturdy. Easy to install. No leaks. No complaints. Note: we are gentle with our taps. Not sure it can handle rough use.

Combina perfecto con mi cocina y muy funcional, me encanta

Die Verschraubung an den flexiblen Schläuchen passt nicht auf die in Deutschland üblichen Eckventile.In der Packung der Armatur ist ein Hinweis (Foto 1) auf einen Adapter WEWE B08VRPYWLM. Diese Typbezeichnung führt in der Amazon-Suche zu einem Adapter "weiblich auf männlich, 3/8 auf 1/2", siehe Foto 2. Da der Adapter brauchbar aussah, aber lange Lieferzeit hatte, habe ich einen Adapter mit identischer Bezeichnung bei einem deutschen Baumarkt-Versand bestellt. Auf diesen passt die Verschraubung an den flexiblen Schläuchen der Armatur jedoch nicht, die Überwurfmutter ist genauso zu klein wie beim Eckventil, siehe Foto 3. Auf dem Artikelfoto des WEWE-Adapters sind Abmessungen mit der Schieblehre dargestellt, überraschenderweise sind diese viel kleiner als diese Abmessungen beim deutschen Adapter mit derselben Bezeichnung, bedeutet "1/2" und "3/8" etwa etwas anderes in US als in DE???. Es kann also sein, dass die Armatur an diesem WEWE-Adapter befestigt werden kann - das würde aber nicht helfen, weil die andere Seite des WEWE-Adapters immer noch nicht auf deutsche Eckventile passt, wie man sieht, wenn man die Innenabmessung des Adapters (rechts unten im Adapter-Artikelfoto) vergleicht mit der Innenabmessung einer Überwurfmutter, die auf ein deutsches Eckventil passt.Fazit: diese Armatur sollte in Deutschland (auf der deutschen Amazon-Seite) nicht angeboten werden. Oder wenn, dann nur zusammen mit wirklich passenden Adaptern.

Good value product

Product looks good, works well and was easy to install.Great value, too!