Delta 19922-SSSD-DST Ashton Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Soap Dispenser, Stainless

I have been looking to replace my poor performing faucet for some time. Over the holiday break, I took my wife to Lowes to see what she liked. This Delta 19922-SSSD was $258 and we both liked the styling and the features. We thought the side mounted handle was odd but seems to be common these days. I check Amazon and was surprised at how much cheaper it was. It arrived in 2 days with Prime and I installed this weekend. The old clunker took 30 minutes to remove because of the number of pipes going through a single mounting nut. The new one has a mounting bracket that doesn't have to go around the pipes so it look less than 10 minutes to install. Great design. The instructions make everything seem more complicated because it is for numerous models and languages. My family is quite happy with the look and function. I would certainly recommend

Great overall faucet! It replaced a cheaper off-brand faucet that was wearing out after only two years. I figured this time I wouldn't skimp out and actually buy a higher quality, brand-name faucet. Did some shopping in a local hardware store to find this one was upwards $250, while Amazon had it for $190 + Free Shipping. Worked for me!

PROS:
- Magnet for center hose keeps things in snugly place... simple, yet brilliant.
- Install was easy. (I would disregard the very frustrated reviewer below as it seemed more like he/she did not really know what they were doing. Fair enough, but don't knock the product when it is operator error. Took you over ten times to feed the center hose...... really.....???)
- Good spray settings with even spray.
- Handle gives good feedback and accurate water temperature positioning.
- Plastic pipes make for better tasting water -vs- metal.
- Delta brand quality + lifetime warranty!

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Beautiful and well-designed faucet with forward-looking features. The faucet is a modern arched faucet, like many of the designer models today, but it isn't quite as abrupt a curve as some I've seen, which actually makes it more functional. The pull-out portion doesn't go straight down, but instead slightly out, which makes sense if you're trying to reach corners of your sink. The design is also more fluid, in my opinion, than some of the bulkier designs that have somewhat abrupt angles and prominent spray heads, like the Delta Leland 9178-SS-DST Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Stainless, which I also considered. The faucet has a standard flow of 1.5 gallons per minutes, which is technically considered water-saving, but has an override button to provide the more-standard 2gpm. It also has a button for spray, which stays on...Read more