I have had it for a few years now. I have a window above the kitchen counter and I always had a problem with the classic faucets. The window wouldn't open because it was always hitting the faucet. I could only open it when I retracted the faucet, and the external cleaning of the glass was always done from the balcony. Until one day I discovered this specific product and these problems were solved. It also helped me a lot with the installation because the sink is made of granite, the hole is between the sink and the surface where we place the washed dishes, and the sink is on the left.

Unfortunately, in my area, the water is very hard (contains minerals) and the faucet has lost some of its stability and leans a few centimeters forward. So I lift it up so that it leans towards the window. To explain it better, when I first returned the faucet to its original position, there was a click, as if it locked in place somehow. Now that sound is gone. I don't think it will last long, but I will buy it again because the price is good.

I won't deduct any stars because I found a solution to a problem that lasted for many years and because I know that hard water creates such problems.

Very good. Simply, for those who have a sink with 2 basins, it fits better on the left since the faucet is positioned between the basins. And on the right, you can still do your work but it is not located in the center of the basin. It is tall, has good flow, generally a very good product. Of course, there are better ones... but more expensive. The price is so-so.

I bought it because I have a window and it was the most economical. The battery seems to be of good quality and construction. The water flows smoothly and does not splash. My old faucet was low and I was afraid that a tall battery would splash a lot, but it's fine and of course it's more convenient for washing pots and pans. I just have a double sink and my main basin is on the right and this battery is for a left basin! I didn't notice it or know that there are batteries for right or left sinks and I had to put it upside down and the handle went a little backwards. It doesn't bother me much. Just be careful. Unfortunately, the next broken faucet for a right sink costs twice as much. Also, if you install a water filter on it, it falls down a little easier if you move it.