Bathroom Sink Drain with Overflow, Hurran Matte Black Universal Bathroom Sink Stopper for Bathroom Vanity Vessel Sink, Rapid Draining Plastic Pop-up Sink Drain with Hair Catcher Anti-Clog Strainer

The media could not be loaded.  This is a little bit big for my sinkBut I love it! It suctions right so there’s no leakage like my previous drain. It’s sleek and effective!I would say putting it together was simple for someone who knows what they’re doing.

I had my doubts about these drains since they were so inexpensive, and even more so when I realized they were made of plastic and not metal. I decided to give them a try anyway and I'm SO glad I did!For starters installation was a breeze. I am not a plumber, but I basically just undid the old drain pieces, put the new pieces back in the same order, and made sure they were nice and tight... And in less than 20 minutes I had 2 new drains with zero leaks! But that's not the best part! I'm not sure if it's the style of the plug, or the fact that they are plastic, but these drains repel toothpaste, soap scum, etc. That was a big problem with our last drains (also black), which always had white stains on them, no matter how well we rinsed, or how often we cleaned them. These ones seem to always look clean, which I LOVE! The springs plugs work smoothly and plug well, and the traps are SUPER easy to pull out and clean as well. I really was unsure about drains made of plastic, but honestly, you can't even tell that they're plastic and I really haven't seen any downside! I highly recommend them!

We recently replaced 3 bathroom faucets in our house. Two came with a drain that was this style, and one came with the hokey old plunger style, which promptly leaked into our bathroom cabinet. I bought this since it looked super similar to the other 2 we had just installed. I purposely chose plastic because I didn't want something rusting so we couldn't get it off in future years without literally cutting through metal. This fit the bill, installed super easily in just a few mins, and holds water great when closed. My only recommendation would be to use plumber's putty instead of the crappy foam gasket. Gonna do a lot better over time. Overall, great!

I love these stoppers. When I bought new sink faucets it did not come with the stopper. This matched perfectly and is a nice heavy material. I did have a plumber install and he said they were easy to do.

My only issue was that there was a small leak on my first attempt. This was my own fault because I did not tighten the drain around the gasket enough. Once I did, the drain was water tight and has been since. The install took about 10 minutes due to having to re-adjust, but overall was easy and I am pleased with the aesthetics and function. Some say the drain top doesn't go flush with their sink when depressed. That is the case with me as well, but it is water tight and stops the flow of water through the drain just fine.

Our old faucet had a pull up stopper. We received a new on that did not have the pull up, so we had to replace the drain. This click clack drain was easy yo install and works great.

Neat drain

My bathroom sink had a sink drain that's non-removable and had the annoying handle that opens and closes below the sink (it was slow to drain and couldn't clean it). This drain is removable to clean if necessary and pops up easily. The job took ~15min from beginning to end. Probably the best $8 I spent this year.

Easy install. Works nice. Looks good with faucet I installed a couple of months ago.

Having recently installed my first bathroom faucet and, realizing I hadn’t considered that the new faucet didn’t have a push rod to open/close the drain I learned about pop-up drains so came to Amazon to see what I could find and, based on the budget friendly price and, of course the good reviews I decided on this one. It took way longer to remove the old drain system and, then clean up the crud that I discovered in the drain opening and, overflow space. Once, I was satisfied it was all cleaned up/cleared it only took a matter of a few minutes and, my new pop-up drain was installed.Even though installation was so simplistic and, everything worked as it should ie: when the stopper was up the sink drained quickly and, when I pushed the stopper down the water didn’t drain I initially had a concern when unlike the old push rod type drain stopper when the drain stopper was pushed down/closed there was a slight gap and, stopper didn’t sit flush to the bottoms sink basin so I reached out to the seller who was very helpful and, prompt in getting back to me to let me know that the design or mechanism for the pop-up drain this was normal and, that as long as I had no leaks under the sink the install was correctly done.I know from the reviews that others had concerns about this so I just wanted to add that I also happened to mention my new pop-up drain with a friend who I knew had her bathroom faucet and, pop-up drain installed by a plumber when she moved into her place and, she told me hers is the same way.My feedback to the seller is that my personal preference for esthetics would be instead of the upper gasket being black that it was a matching colour ie: brushed nickel, chrome, etc and, was thanked for my feedback and, advised that it would be passed along for consideration.Would I recommend this product? - Yes

Don't be fooled thinking metal is always better than plastic. Two piece metal systems are usually thinner walled and being 2 piece more prone to leaking vs this one piece thicker plastic unit. I returned a 2 piece metal unit as it had thinner O.D. specs and didn't fit tight to existing plastic drain system even with teflon tape and over tightening. This unit is practically tool-less in that the top nut is large and designed to be hand tightened. Tool only needed to connect to existing drain pipe. One install no leaks, no extra tightening required. Minor preference for me would be the catch basket could be more basket like to catch rings etc. Good popup and seal without the need for adjustments also is a bonus. Recommended.

The media could not be loaded.  This arrived two days after I ordered it and I couldn't be happier. I was able to replace two rosti drains with pop-up valves and I decided to try these and they are way better in every respect. The install is full proof. The rubber gaskets that come with the drain and the actual design of the threaded portion of the drain allow for a leak free install without the use of plumber's putty. The pop-up is removable to clear hair or easily clear the drain from above. To top it all off, it actually drains very fast which was not the case for the prior pop-up that I had with the handle that fits behind the sink. There is literally no drain obstructions with this particular sink drain so I would hardly recommend it.

I really love this drain! We bought it because the existing drain we had was leaking and the plug mechanism (it was a latch or pull thing lol) had broken in the back so the drain was open. Worried about dropping something in by mistake we saw this new drain and the brushed gold/brass matched our new theme. I can’t believe how easy it was to install, note you will need channel lock pliers or something similar, but that’s it. The popup drain system is so much simpler and more elegant than what we had, and the finish looks amazing. 5/5 really happy with this!