APPASOBlack Kitchen Faucet, Modern Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer Matte Black, Single-Handle High Arc Gooseneck Modern Kitchen Sink Faucet with Deck Plate APS202-BS

I shopped around for the perfect faucet after completing other small projects. The color, size, durability and quality is superb. It was an easy install (only replacing fasteners from original that was provided). This upgraded faucet was well priced and definitely exceptional in appearance. Water pressure is great. Overall, its a perfect fit. Highly recommend for quality, durability and ease of install. A+

Wow, was really surprised at the high quality of this kitchen faucet at such a low cost. Comparable one at Home Depot or Lowes would be $150 or more.Was so easy to install it took only about 15 minutes and took longer to add silicone sealant than the install itself. Highly recommended and if I had another kitchen I would purchase another without hesitation. Looks great, quick install, good water pressure, and no leaks! Get one now before the price increases.

I still can't believe you can buy a high-quality faucet that looks great, works flawlessly, and installs easily for under $100. It comes in a custom-made box, the parts fit into a rubber mat with indents specific for each part. The box alone must cost $25.00, then quick shipping...What a deal...

I paid $40 for this faucet in September 2020, after the stellar reviews helped me get past my disbelief that you could get a working faucet for $40, let alone a great sprayer faucet. My apartment sink did not include a sprayer, and I had gone through many "sprayer gadget" attachments and was really wishing I could have a full-on sprayer that meshed better with the aesthetics and wasn't a space hog. This faucet checked all the boxes, including for my budget, especially being a renter.I quickly discovered I would not be able to use the sprayer setting because it's just too strong, even on a low water pressure setting, and the strong force splashes water everywhere, including on me and the counters and floors. This surprised me because all of the cheap, tiny attachment gadgets I had used on my previous faucet, as well as a full-on snap-on hose attachment, had a sort of "soft spray" that didn't create a splash, even at full water pressure. So this was a disappointment, but I was excited enough to have a proper spray faucet that I just got used to not using the sprayer setting.After a few months, the pause button would get stuck if I pushed it in, and then it would eventually work its way back out, so I quit using that. I'm a little puzzled why it's even there, after thinking about it, because it's easy enough to shut the water off and on while maintaining the temperature setting (which is what I assume the pause button is for), so I didn't miss it.I did learn the hard way that I have to be mindful of what substances get on the faucet parts. Once a week or so, I clean my entire stainless steel sink area with a mixture of citric acid, dish soap, and lemon essential oil - spreading a paste mixture all over the double sink and the top back area. Then I let it sit for a few minutes before rinsing off. I usually just clean the faucet with dish soap, and maybe baking soda if something is crusted on. But one time I wasn't paying attention, and some of the citric acid mixture got on the base of the faucet, and when I rinsed it off, a portion of the finish was permanently dulled. I'm not sure if it was due to the citric acid or the lemon essential oil, but heed my warning: Do not use either of those ingredients to clean the faucet!I have also been wanting to clean out any possible debris in the sprayer attachment, but after reading the instructions in the PDF manual, there are way too many steps for my 70-year-old achy hands and my impatient ADD brain to go through. So I'm debating whether to pay someone else to do it or just buy a new faucet, which is still at a reasonable price point at $52. I'm only going to be here for a few more months before moving, so it's a hard call. The place I'll be moving to is a studio apartment in a vintage building, which also doesn't include a sink sprayer, so I'm definitely thinking about getting one for that apartment as well. At this price point, it's not so painful just leaving it behind when I move and letting the new tenant after me enjoy it as well.I do think it warrants dinging one star because of all the negatives I've listed (you do get what you pay for), but even so, I'm still LOVING this faucet three years later, and have no regrets about buying it and/or leaving it behind when I move. It was worth every penny, and it's a nice upgrade from using all the crazy portable attachments in order to get the same functionality. A sink sprayer makes a huge difference in being able to clean out big pots and clean the sink quickly. So thank you, Appaso, for making a beautiful, reliable sprayer faucet that works for just about any budget, including for renters! I'm still a happy camper three years in. -Karen :)

For those of you who have installed a standard faucet by crawling under the sink and threading on those hold downs, then threading and trying to wrench the flexible water lines to those inlets while holding the wrench at arm's length over your head.... You are going to love this install. First, there's only one stub running through the counter. So, there's only one retainer collar to install. And, the designers must've install a few sink lines, because they made this one so much easier than trying to wrench that big collar. You just tighten the collar hand tight while someone holds the faucet in position. Then, you tighten 3 screws in the collar (that can be easily accessed) to permanently install. After that, it's just attaching the already faucet mounted supply lines to your under sink valves...no pipe dope or teflon tape needed. This is decidedly, the easiest of any faucet install I've ever done. The only head scratcher was placing the weight for the sprayer, so that it wouldn't interfere with other plumbing and electrical lines under the cabinet. But, that was only a minute or two.At first, I was skeptical of the smallish supply lines on the faucet. But, I needn't have worried. Once installed, the new faucet had way better water pressure and volume than the one I removed. And, the sprayer is awesome. It has enough force to power off most dinner leftovers without needing to scrub. This works really well after I've mixed up some bread dough and am cleaning the bowl.The finish looks great...just like the much more expensive brands. I have no idea if it will last as long as my old faucet (about 12 years). But if it lasts for half that time, it will still be a bargain. I paid one third as much for this faucet as my old one. I got this one on Prime Day for under $40.The only caveat I can think of, is the size. It is a big / tall faucet, as are most in this style. There is a model in every brand that looks like this one and they are almost identical. So, if you don't want a big faucet blocking your view, this probably isn't the one you want. I almost sent it back for that reason. But, I'm glad that I changed my mind. Because, I can't imagine getting a better looking or better functioning faucet for this price.

This was a great pick for the money. Beautiful facet easy to installed and works great.

This was faucet, so far has been the best $50 I’ve spent in a long time. Super happy with it. Love the look, easy to install, great water pressure and the matt finish seems pretty dust proof and easy to clean. Soap pump works great as well!

Bought this faucet for the kitchen at my office and so far it’s been great. Easy to install, looks good and works well.

Very good faucet. Easy to install 👍

Installed & performance is great, as was the price point. I bought 2 so I have a backup.

Highly recommend. Upon receiving this tap, it had a defect that kept it from correctly changing from spray to stream. I contacted the company and they very quickly got back to me and sent me a replacement end. It came super fast and fixed the issue 100%. I love the tap, it's beautiful and works perfect now.

My original 5 star review, said I liked the look, the easy install, and the soap dispenser, with "Hopefully it will stand up over time!"Unfortunately I completed a complete kitchen renovation a few years later and noticed it was badly corroded at the base. I thought customer service was very helpful because they said they would stand behind the five-year warranty, which they did. Unfortunately they send a unit with more stumpy handle, not the graceful original, but they suggested I switch out the handles, which I was able to do, and no-one has noticed.It has been a year now, and I am careful to keep the faucet dry. It looks good!