Matte Black Bathroom Sink Faucet, Hurran 4 inch Bathroom Faucets for Sink 3 Hole with Pop-up Drain and Supply Lines, Stainless Steel 2-Handle Centerset Faucet for Vanity RV Restroom

Out of the box it was gorgeous and so well made. It made the whole sink area pop. You’ll be happy with this lovely faucet!

Very easy installation, it also seems very expensive, but I paid only $19.99, I will recommend it.

I was skeptical about the quality for the price but was proven wrong. It’s a very good product. Easy to install and no leaks.

Needed a temporary upgrade and didn’t want to spend a lot since we will likely remodel the bathroom in a few years. They work well and look modern. Only feature I don’t love for a kids bathroom faucet is that the faucet swivels from side to side. I can’t figure out why people would want that feature. But other than that they are fine for the price.

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Easy to Install, work perfectly, Fácil se instalar trabaja super bien

Hooked right up to existing pipes!

You can replace a Faucet for price of fixing a Old one. They also look like you spend a lot of money on them.

Its nice that an instruction video is available on the amazon page. The included instructions are also clear and easy to follow for first time wannabe plumbers. Everything was included (besides silicone) and fits Canadian standards. Taps feel sturdy, are functional and look great.

Amazing faucet for the price ! Looks great and easy to install.

I was very surprised it came with the tap set itself plus a new black clicker style drain, and the appropriate water lines and a spare screen for the outlet. Everything needed, No extra trips to the hardwear store. The water lines aren't the heavy metal braided ones but seem to be durable.

The media could not be loaded.  This faucet looks beautiful and the valve handles have a nice, smooth feel. However, I can't help but wonder if it will last. Mainly because of the amount of plastic used in the manufacture of this product. Let me explain below.My first and largest concern is the supply lines that are included with this faucet. They are apparently "burst-proof braided nylon tube with PEX inner tubing." The hot water line easily kinked while lifting it up to line it up with the threads on my shutoff valve. I was being gentle, and yet it kinked like a cheap piece of plastic and it wouldn't open back up until it was pressurized. Even then, it didn't fully open up. See my photo as evidence. It certainly is not the quality of the stainless braided supply lines from the likes of a Moen faucet. I have since installed a water leak sensor under the sink to alert me if a problem occurs, and it will automatically shut off the water main valve so water can't keep pouring if they do spring a leak. However, I may just buy a new set of stainless braided supply lines to replace these, the cost of which basically counters the inexpensive price of this faucet.The mixing section under the spout is a block of hollow plastic. Do I think the plastic will blow due to pressure? No, it seems to be decently molded. However, I wonder how much time it might take before hot and cold temperatures may cause it to crack and leak. It is just a possibility, and we are not rough on our things. But do I want to risk a flooded house and thousands of dollars in flood damage? Since my leak detector is linked to the automatic shutoff valve, I'll take the chance for now. In all honesty, it does seem to be manufactured better than the plastic spray nozzles I've had for my outdoor garden hoses, and I've never really had any problem with them unless they were dropped onto hard concrete. So, I would imagine this will be fine as well. I'm just not used to seeing so much molded plastic in a faucet.The threaded gold connections on the bottom of the faucet are lined with black plastic, as is shown in my photos.The pop-up drain is all plastic, save for a very thin stainless cap on top. It has a VERY thin piece of silicone to prevent water from going down the drain. I don't have time to install it behind the confines of my pedestal sink right now. However, it feels like it's as well made as any plastic drains I've handled in the past. The pop-up spring is solid, and the drain plug assembly can be easily lifted and removed to clear any clogs. The gaskets all seem to be of decent quality as well. In all, it seems to be designed quite well.Overall, my fear of the plastic used in the manufacture of this faucet may be overstated. Many things are made of plastic these days, and they can last for a very long time. Other than the kinked supply line, I didn't experience any other major concerns with the quality of the product. It certainly looks beautiful, and the faucet handles have a nice, smooth glide to them that greatly exceeds my expectations of a faucet that costs around $50. I nearly gave it 3 stars, due to my perception of the lack of quality in the water supply lines. But, the tap itself looks so nice and operates so smoothly that I bumped it back up to 4 stars. If you consider this tap, you may also want to consider upgrading the supply lines to something better than what is included.

Looks great, was easy to install.