Better Homes & Gardens Elmont Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Spring Neck, Satin Nickel

I absolutely love this new faucet. Once we got the old faucet out (which was nothing short of a nightmare) we were able to get the new one in easily. The only issue we ran into was that the new one didnt have the right connections and we ended up w/ two female ends. Had to buy like an adapter part to make it fit. But otherwise, it was super simple to put in.

Great product! I've been using it for several months and it works well for the price. The sprayer nozzle sometimes slips off the holder but that is easy to put back.

Wow! I can't go back to regular old sink faucets ! This makes doing dishes a much better experience! The output force is stronger than my older one . The sleek design increases my kitchens appearance and value . It was extremely easy to install ! I love love love the two settings , regular and this separate holes one. My parents kitchen have a sink similar to bathroom sinks that is so low and close to the actual sink that doing dishes is annoying with no room or leverage versus this I can move to the side and wash dishes no matter the size and remove the head of the faucet to spray all over like restaurants do . Makes life so much easier , best one so far. Already recommend to others . The color is phenomenal and the quality is durable and does NOT feel cheap at all. Lighter weight than expected . Prefer this over the whole left is hot and right is cold , this is an up and down thing annd to control pressure is left to right .

The only problem we had with installation was that it was not long enough with the base plate to be screwed into place. So, we removed the base plate and installed the faucet. The hoses also were not long enough to reach the hookups, so we had to get extenders. However, it dramatically increased our water pressure.

Love the design very sleek looking only trouble is the hose that attaches under the sink is pretty short and I have a splitter that shoots water over my dishwasher and it wouldn't reach the splitter unfortunately my plumber had to create a custom solution for this.

Took me 3 days to get this installed. By fault of the manufacturer and Walmart. First of all, the supply lines were too short and the ends of the lines were female and they didn't match up to the existing extensions. Realized this late in the evening so no time to run to the hardware store. Had to uninstall so I could have water to cook. Next day ran out to get extensions with male ends. Installed again, everything was hooked up only to discover a leak coming from under the faucet connection. Now this is on walmart. Looking back, the item had clearly been returned. Walmart should not have returned it to the shelf. So I un-installed again. Ordered a new one which came on day 3. Seeing it securly wrapped confirmed I had received a returned item the first time. Finally installed on day 3 and it's great. Good water pressure, looks nice. Minus 1 star for the short water lines and odd ends. Also for walmart putting the return back on the shelf. Highly recommend getting some extensions prior to starting so you don't waste time like I did.

The only issue is that the button to switch between flow and spray will get stuck if you are not careful. It was a bit of a headache to fix and we will probable replace the faucet sooner rather than later. It is something that can be solved when it happens but annoying to have to do it. The overall appearance and water flow/pressure is great and love it other than the button getting stuck now and then.

The provided 18 inch water supply lines are six to eight inches to short to reach the water cutoff at the bottom of a standard kitchen cabinet. You must buy two additional 3/8-in OD x 3/8-in FIP lines to install this faucet. Why are companies so cheap? I would rather pay more for the kitchen faucet to have a standard length hot and cold supply line to reach the bottom of a cabinet water cutoff. The height of a kitchen cabinet has never changed. Stop being cheap on the supplied parts. No one wants to go to the hardware store to buy parts to complete an installation. Are you really saving that much money cutting these corners?

The faucet looks good but it started leaking from inside unit under the sink as soon as I turned the water on. I shouldn't have to disassemble a brand new faucet to fix and tighten the internal valve mechanism. Returned it and bought a different model.

Broken right out of the box! Hooked up and main line was broken from the factory, dumped a ton of water under my sink. Total garbage. Also, Complicated hook up compared to others. Avoid this faucet at ALL costs