Designer Water Filter Faucet Brushed Nickel

Comment: It is fine. It looks good. One thing it doesn't have is a way to just push and hold for one handed glass filling.

Comment: Faucet looks great and that is why we replaced the inexpensive unit that came with our filter system. The inexpensive unit (chrome plated) worked perfectly with no leaks. I wish I could say the same about this new unit. After it is turned off, it continues to drip. I was told by the seller to measure the drips, and to do it all night. Apparently, they don't believe it is doing more than slowly relieving the hydrostatic pressure caused by the curvature of the spout. All the faucets have similar design and some drips continue for a few minutes, then stop. Ours keeps going night and day, and this is supposedly a brand new unit. I am reading other reviews here that say after one or two years they get a drip, but not right out of the box!
I am trying to return this and get a better unit. What is so complicated about a simple valve?

Comment: This is a lot better unit than the one that came with the original installation. It is more like a regular faucet. A lot easier to turn on and off. Do not expect an easy installation for any of the replacement faucets. Pay attention to the unit that you take off and your reinstall will be a lot easier. The hardest part is making you way under the sink in a very small area and working on your back. But at 63 I am still able to get the job done.

Comment: We had the unit for about 2 and a half years and it started dripping. It was impossible to take it apart to see if you could replace a washer. Point is if yours starts to drip you will be buying a new faucet. I will not buy another one from this manufacture!

Comment: This water faucet is connected to our RO and replaced a Culligan faucet which was made out of plastic. This goes very well with our new stone counter top. It's very east to install. The knob is very sturdy and turns very well. Although at times when we have not used the faucet for hours, I see a globe of water at the tip of the faucet ready to drip. It does not drip at all but I believe that this happens only because the faucet I replaced has an airgap. Otherwise, great addition to the kitchen!