PFISTERLF-049-JDYY Jaida Bathroom Sink Faucet, Tuscan Bronze

Bought this for my new bathroom. I had a challenge to find a new faucet that would compliment the vintage farmhouse style I love and be low enough in height to allow the large mirror/medicine cabinet to open above it. This fits the bill and is stylish and timeless looking. It got big compliments from a friend who has a gorgeous home and is extremely picky about that sort of thing. Also, no issues with installing it. I love it!One thing to consider is hard water stains. If you have hard water, and have this type of open top faucet, you can see the inside of the faucet and it's one more thing to keep clean.

Very classic look with brushed nickel

Got a pair of these to replace 2 dripping Deltas in the bathroom (both went out within weeks of each other). These are some SOLID faucets up top and foolproof polymer connections below. The open top is not a problem - it drains well and is VERY quiet in operation. The old ones had a garden hose whooshing where these sound like a small babbling stream with no faucet noise at all. Spas should use these as they are VERY clean looking and minimal.Installation was really straight forward. The hardest part was old faucet/drain removal. Actually, it was getting older p-traps to seal again. I don't mind the push to use drain. I rarely use it and when I do, it's usually just soapy water anyway.A downside:BOTH handles on BOTH faucets SQUEAK when turned. Loudly. Like someone shuffling around in a full body rubber suit. Contacting Pfister got me 4 new cartridges but while they were in transit I pulled the handle covers and tested them and they were the squeak source, not the cartridges. Even with lubrication. It feels like an O-ring wasn't lubed from the factory. Tomorrow I have 4 new handles arriving and I'll update based on how they perform.UPDATE: 12/25/21Got the new handles and 1 of the 4 squeaked right away. The rest squeaked after being installed for a day. This occurs when tightened snugly so the skirt does not turn as the handle is turned and so the handle does not jiggle loosely. The noise still comes from the joint of the handle and the skirt. (not the cartridge). I will contact Pfister again for replacements. Now, these are completely usable, just slightly annoying. Now that they've dropped $40 (WTH???) I'd be inclined to replace the rest of the bath sinks faucets in the house. We'll see what Pfister says this time...

This is a superior product that looks great.

I really liked the ease of installation. The engineering of this set is different from other faucets I’ve installed. I liked having the quick connects, plus the included tool is very handy. I honestly wouldn’t have needed to use any other tools. I did wrench on my supply line, but hand tightened would have sufficed. The rubber gasket in it would probably hold from a strong hand tightening.The quality of the build seems fine initially. I can’t say much for how it will hold up long term from just a few days of use, but it doesn’t feel cheap.As for how it looks, well, I really think it’s attractive. It isn’t wild, but that open spout does stand out. The one thing I would caution about is the flow isn’t strong. If you’re hoping for Niagara Falls, you’ll be disappointed. I don’t mind it, but my wife would like better flow. The nice thing about the lack of force coming out of it is it doesn’t splash all over when washing your hands. I’m giving it five stars even though I’d like the ability to increase the flow a bit. No one seems to make an adjustable restrictor on faucets. It would be a welcome addition.