Best Kitchen Faucets With Reviews

I originally bought a similar design but cheap fixture from a big box home improvement store, and my plumber refused to install it (knowing it was only a matter of time before he would have to come back to replace it). Instead, I bought this beautiful Vigo fixture (which met my plumbers approval), and I'm so happy that I did! I wanted a faucet that looked high-end industrial, but would be appropriate for my kitchen - had to be able to fit under the cabinets, and suitable for home use (i.e. no fire-hose style scalding hot water). Most of the faucets I found were really one or the other - either a kitchen faucet trying to be industrial (but failing), or an actual industrial dish washing faucet (see previous comment about fire-hose scalding hot craziness). This faucet is the perfect balance between beauty and brawn. It's elegant, and clearly belongs in a home (not the back of a restaurant), but feels sturdy and has some serious water pressure to boot. After a few months the 'mixer' switch (toggle between spray and stream) started acting funny, and eventually it permanently wedged itself into a creative interpretation of semi-spray semi-stream. My handyman was determined to figure it out and removed the nozzle. He didn't figure it out. So we were left to contend with the unfettered glorious water pressure of this beautiful little beast. Although impressive, we needed another nozzle. Enter Christian and the Vigo guarantee - amazing! I emailed a generic 'customer service we promise we will read this account and totally get back to you' email address, and lo and behold, I got a response! Not only a response, a HELPFUL response! After explaining the situation, Christian sent me a brand new nozzle right away. Amazing! When I received the nozzle, apparently a very important gasket had also been removed by my handyman along with the old nozzle (guess how we figured that one out. Crazy strong water pressure + no gasket = unexpected shower). I emailed Christian again, and he advised that yes, there is supposed to be a gasket there, but that isn't something they typically replace - instead of leaving it at that unhelpful dead end, Christian sent me a photo of a very similar gasket so I could find something similar at the hardware store. I did, and now the faucet is back to working beautifully and easily toggles back and forth between spray and stream. The water pressure is also really easily adjustable (i.e. to turn it on just a little bit - something I clearly forgot when there wasn't a nozzle). I didn't give it five stars for two reasons which may or may not be important: 1) The nozzle mixer switch seems to be an issue for a lot of people. Don't know why, but at least there's stellar customer service 2) The arm doesn't swing. What does that mean? It means that when you 'unhook' the sprayer hose springy thing, and move it around (say, from left to right), the arm that normally holds the hose moves with you. I read a review before I bought it that mentions this and didn't think it would bother me, but I'll admit it's kind of annoying. Most of the other wanna-be wimpy faucets don't have this problem because the hose doesn't actually detach from the arm at all (LAME), but it would be nice for the arm thing to just stay over there while I go wash this thing over here. Anyways - can't go wrong. It's a beautiful fixture and we have been more than pleased with Vigo customer service!

I spent a long time researching faucets before I bought this one. I never owned a faucet that is touchless before and I have to say I LOVE this feature. Its very handy when working with dirty hands, raw meat, etc. I also wanted to comment on installation. I have never installed anything myself before (and have never attempted any plumbing) and decided to give this a try. While it took a while to get my old faucet out (due to difficulty unscrewing some old bolts) the actual install of the new Moen faucet was easy! I probably spent 2 or 3 hours trying to remove the old faucet, but maybe 15 minutes to install the new one. I'm actually glad I did it and would do it again in the future. BTW, I like this generation of the current Moen faucet (generation 2) better than the features on the previous generation. On this faucet the sensor is on the SIDE which is better than in the front. The prior generation had it on the front and top. The problem with having it on the front is that I would think it would go off accidentally all the time. And I see no reason to have a sensor on the top of the faucet. So I really love the one that I got. Love, love, love...

I really love the idea of the Arbor Smart faucet. It will dispense measured water which is fairly accurate. The motion sensor reacts fairly quickly and integrates with Alexa. The faucet is sleek and attractive in my home and I love the stain resist option. A few things that could be fix or improved are the noise it makes when you turn on the water. It whines when turned on using any method (motion, voice or manual) and the water pressure varies when turned on. I wish Morn would use at least a 2 gpm system instead of a 1.5 gpm which feels like a 0.8 unless you use the power boost option. A Kitchen faucet needs water to dispense quickly. I don’t want to sit there for 5 minutes to fill a pot to boil some water. Another fault is that if the power is out, the faucet can’t be used. The battery power is weak and I suggest buying high end batteries instead of using the ones provided. They use 6-D batteries. Also, integration with Alexa is annoying because you have to specifically tell Alexa to “ask Moen” to do A or B. They need to make it connect directly to Alexa or even better Smarthings. I’d also suggest Moen consider z-wave, zigbee or matter to connect to a hub, which would increase battery life and be a little more reliable in staying connected. Despite some small improvements, this is a really nice faucet and I highly recommend the Arbor Kitchen Faucet. I also recommend getting the power adapter so you don’t have to rely on batteries. It just the price for this adapter is high and honestly should be about half of what it is right now and even then that is too high.

Completed installation of a Moen 7594SRS “Arbor” kitchen faucet within the past day, and I couldn’t be more pleased. While I cannot speak to the durability of the product, I can say that the appearance and operation of the faucet are both outstanding, and the design of the faucet made installation easy. We previously had a single handle, pullout faucet from a non-Moen manufacturer installed in our kitchen. It looked nice but was prone to overspray, had a sprayer head that was difficult to operate, and ultimately began leaking. So we did a good bit of research and looking around, and ultimately selected the Moen Arbor series. We went with the conventional model without the MotionSense hands-free features for the sake of simplicity. The design of the faucet made installation easy. Relatively long (29 ½”) supply tubes are built into the faucet, so I did not need to install separate supply tubes between my shutoff valves and the faucet’s water inlets. The connectors, including the Duralock quick connector, were easy to manipulate with conventional tools. And the mounting washer and nut were easy to attach with the tool provided with the faucet, even in the very tight space afforded by my sink cabinet. Operationally, the spray head works well and retracts properly into the faucet spout. I would prefer that the spray head attach to the spout magnetically. However the weighted pulldown hose design keeps the sprayer in place even without magnetics. The handle works smoothly, and gives good control over the flow rate and temperature of the water. It is designed such that the full range of handle motion remains toward the front of the faucet, which we prefer. All-in-all, I consider this to be an excellent faucet, and I highly recommend it.

Well, after 24 years my Monticello (7630) long-neck faucet finally started to leak at the seal of the spout swivel body. I could have replaced the seals but the last time I opened it up to replace the diverter there was lots of "verdigris" film and I had some trouble with cleaning and fitting so I decided to just replace this time. I would have purchased the same model if it was still available but the Adler seemed like a good substitute - it has a nearly 10" neck spout, so close to the 10 5/8 we had before, which we like. The job was relatively straightforward, though I was fortunate I had a deep socket to remove the old faucet - the Moen plastic wrench for fitting it, which I still had in my toolbox, just split when I tried to use it to remove the stiff old nut. The only thing I'd mention is that I had to tighten the clamp nuts on the new Adler quite lightly, no more than about 1/4 of a turn or the escutcheon plate would slip down over the plastic gasket. Moen faucets are the best in my opinion and I will not use any other. We are very happy with the new Adler on appearance and function and I have a feeling this one will outlast me.

I purchased this faucet after seeing other on-line reviews and seeing that the parts that matter were solid brass as opposed to white metals or plastic. The thoughtful design of the under-sink mounting made it simple to install. In fact, removing the prior faucet took the bulk of my time and scraped knuckles. (I am pretty reluctant to do my own plumbing but more reluctant to pay for something that was so simple to do.) This faucet is far more substantial than the "lifetime warranty" faucet it replaced that had metal over plastic and was leaking within a few years. The faucet head seems a little light but it's easily replaceable if it fails so I am not worried about that. Finally, this model came with a soap dispenser but it was not clear from the website if the dispenser would be the same quality (metal as opposed to plastic) as the faucet. Don't worry, the soap dispenser is all metal and far better quality than my last one and better than anything I saw at the big box stores.

May 2024. I installed this chrome Kraus Oletto faucet yesterday. It's replacing a 30 year old chrome Delta single handle low arc faucet. These are my first impressions. The faucet was easy to install but took me about an hour. The manual says that the minimum required hole diameter is 1-3/8", and it's correct; I had to enlarge the hole from 1-1/4" to 1-3/8". I feared that the assembly would be wobbly, but the way the collar fits braces the assembly so that when installed it is quite solid. Something that's not mentioned in the manual (perhaps because it's obvious) is that the attachment hoses are color coded: red is hot, blue is cold. Attached that way, cold water flows when the handle is vertical and hot when it's horizontal (forward). When I first picked up the faucet, I thought if felt light. But, once installed it feels solid. The chrome is very bright (in comparison to the 30 year old Delta). The faucet is big; it dominates the sink area. It functions well, as expected. The spray stream is cylindrical, about 1" diameter. The nozzle stream is on spray only when the button is pressed. The solid stream is aerated, so it doesn't splash back when it hits the sink. Overall, I'm pleased with the faucet. I expect that I'll get used to the way it dominates the sink. (This is my 2nd submission with photos added.)

I bought this to replace a pretentious, all show-no performance, restaurant style sprayer I have in my kitchen but sadly could not reach the back of the kitchen sink to replace the current monstrosity. So that's a job for a real plumber. This sat in my house for almost two years and I finally decided to install it at my parents house where they also have an annoying, underperforming, though unpretentious, kitchen faucet. Wow. This one is amazing. Absolutely wonderful in every way. Easy to install, very stylish, great performance, and the spray function is so powerful it will peel paint off your walls. I'm so jealous, because my "restaurant" style sprayer dispenses water with as much force and volume as my toddler's runny nose. Buy this.

So pretty! Excuse everything in the background. And the lack of base cabinet doors as well as the honey oak. We are in the process of painting cabinets white. This faucet is like the jewelry of my kitchen. Seriously the eye is drawn right to it. It perfectly accents my new Watqen Fireclay farmhouse sink (also a wayfair find) and our new quartz countertops (prizma quartz calacatta supremo). We also added an insinkerator instant water heater in French gold and it matches almost perfectly. I’m loving the vintage elegance this piece gives to my kitchen. Even the guy installing our quartz said “Wow! That really accents your countertops.” And when a guy notices, I feel like that says something haha.

Over the years I have owned at least 4 different model Insinkerator instant hot water dispensers, installed in different residences. My wife loves hot tea, and doesn't like to wait for the kettle to boil. In general these have all worked well, although the life expectancy of the tanks has left much to be desired. This latest purchase was necessitated by a change to our countertop, where the older dispenser would not fit near the sink, due to counter restrictions (the lever on the old unit did not have clearance to function). I have had varying experiences with the reliability of the dispenser mechanism and/or the water reservoir -- but seldom has the reservoir lasted more than 1 - 2 years. It's too early to know whether this model's reservoir will fare any better. I like that this model uses a push button, for the single reason that I have insufficient clearance for a lever-dispenser model to function. I was concerned that the button might be modestly difficult for small hands (wife's) to press for any length of time, but it turns out that is really not a problem, as she found it very easy to use. The button is spring-loaded, but doesn't require a strong thumb/finger to push down. The satin metal finish complements our satin stainless sink very nicely and easily fit into the standard sink mounting hole. Mounting the unit into the counter and to the reservoir and water line was reasonably easy -- I have moderate DIY plumbing experience, and it took me about 30 minutes to complete. I know from my own past experience, installation time is largely a function of the ability to access the unit, etc under your sink (I have a large double sink, with pretty good under-cabinet space to move around). The unit heated up quickly (5 minutes at initial startup), and provides ample hot water for most purposes. I am moderately disappointed by the 1-year warranty that comes with this unit, as it suggests the manufacturer is not overly confident of the product's reliability. In my mind, this is a fairly expensive product that in normal situations gets rather limited use, and it deserves the same 3-year warranty found in some of their other models. I have reduced my rating to 4-stars to reflect this limitation, particularly since my prior experience with similar units made by Insinkerator was in some cases, disappointing. However, the push-button feature and design style of this unit were a big plus for us. One word of caution to DIY buyers who are installing a unit like this for the first time: before you leave the store with your new dispenser, be sure you have a compression T-fitting that is compatible with the supply line of this unit, because it is not included with this product and you will need one to install this dispenser; otherwise, you will probably find yourself heading back to the store to get one. I just installed this unit yesterday, and on the basis of this limited period of use I would recommend the product to others.

I bought two of XL size for Christmas gifts, one for my daughter in law and one for myself! I have another air fryer that works well but is small and inconvient to use. Its so much easier to use the fryer that is horizontal and opens like a real oven that makes it easier to access. I replaced an airfryer and small oven with this airfryer. So far we have primarily used the oven for airfare, bake and broil. It cooks quickly and is wonderful for warming foods like rolls and fries, which I find get soggy in a microwave. My daughter in law's teenage sons love the cooking/reheat convenience since they have different schedules with work and sports. My biggest concern is that the exterior of the oven gets very hot if cooking for long, maybe it needs more insulation. I even moved my cookbook from the side of the oven because of the heat. Interestingly the fryer pre-heats with the food inside then chimes and starts the cooking process when the actual temperature is reached, so far items have not overcooked. It does take the some time to learn to use the knobs to set the cooking time and temperature.

I purchased this to replace another high end toaster oven. I was especially interested in the Air Fryer application.This was a disappointment. I had hoped that some of the items (mozarella sticks, tater tots, stuffed chicken breasts), would cook better than my oven. Unfortunately, the temp only goes up to 400, and most items require 450 degree temps, so had to guess at cooking times. I was also hoping that crisping on the outside would keep the insides in. Nope. They still split and dripped all over the oven. I did try several of the recipes with other features to give it a fair shot. All else worked great. The rotisserie chicken was delish, and it made great grilled sandwiches with the toaster feature. I like that it toasts both sides of the bread at the same time! The roasting and baking features worked as they should. The accessories cleaned up well (and I really like the idea of the basket). However, they don't store inside the oven, so you have to find somewhere to put them. Bottom line, I'm keeping my old toaster oven, there is nothing in this item that improves that much on it. If you don't already have one, go ahead and buy this one - it really does work well.

I have had the air fryer a couple weeks. It is easy to use, just follow the directions on the knobs after reading the directions. I have fried chicken twice and yesterday baked potatoes with the chicken. They had a great baked flavor. Today a peach pie was baked... it was just perfect. Every morning we enjoy cinnamon toast. I really like stop/pause button to open the door and check the food that is cooking. Then you are free to push cancel to stop cooking when your food meets your expectations. The 360 is so easy to use, heats up in a short time, and cooks, bakes, fries, etc. The trays are super to cook on and a blessing to clean. It's amazing to see the drip tray nearly just wipe clean with each use. The pie boiled over a little today on the drip tray leaving a couple black baked on spots. It took a very few minutes in water and the spots were gone. I choose not to put them in the dishwasher yet but do know they are dishwasher safe. It's so much easier to stand and see food cooking rather than bending over to look in a large oven. Great things are to come, I am glad to have the 360 XL. I choose to use it for a big part of our meal cooking. Be brave and use it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this about 3 months ago and I'm so glad I did. When I opened the package I was very happy to see the hot and cold water supply lines along with the adapter were factory installed. This made the installation of the faucet very easy and much faster. To also help with installation the hot and cold supply lines are color coded with red (hot) and blue (cold) stripes designating each line. The faucet has some weight to it so it was necessary to place something heavy on the hole cover making it easier to install the rubber and metal washers with the open hole secure nut. With some of the installation pre-done at the factory I was able to remove and install the faucets in approximately 1 hour. After installing the new faucet I tested for leaks by running both the hot and cold water. I was very happy to not find any leaks and at the same time test how the faucet worked. The faucet is well made with all the water lines being non-bursting. Very happy with this purchase.

This is the best faucet. I love the light right above the counter that indicates the temp so I don’t scald myself. We use a lot of water in the kitchen are always washing our hands, wash a lot of dishes by hand, so the batteries last about 6 months. We’ll likely get the converter to plug it in next the the disposal. The reasons I got this faucet are 1) I hate wasting water when I’m washing my hands for 20 seconds — so now I tap the faucet with my arm when I want to turn it off back on, 2) it’s a tall faucet so I can get my large vases pots under it with plenty of clearance, 3) it’s black, 4) the pull-down sprayer hose is long enough to reach all of my sink corners, 5) I can the temp I want don’t have to touch the handle again unless I need cold water, 6) the light let’s me know that it’s warming up, 7) if I have raw chicken on my hands, I don’t have to ask someone to turn the water on for me —I just tap the faucet with my forearm. If this is on your list of maybes, you should get this faucet.

After doing extensive research on a replacement kitchen faucet, I decided on this one from Delta. Initially, I was looking into a touch-free faucet which cost about $100 more, but decided against this after reading customer reviews that if the power went out the faucet would not operate. So, I decided to go with the Delta '9178T-AR-DST Touch2O' based on Delta's reputation, the faucet's features including the magnetic docking faucet head, diamond water seal, and touch on/off control. Before making my purchase, I also read many reviews from other buyers of this faucet to get their feedback on their experiences and any recommendations they shared. Three very helpful suggestions were to zip-tie the coupling clips to ensure they would not unintentionally pop off. Also, the use of an outer hose to fit over the faucet water line prior to flushing the faucet which would give better control of catching the rinse water into a bucket outside of the sink cabinet to keep it dry. Finally, purchasing the optional plug-in power supply adapter was recommended by several buyers who said that it made the responsiveness of the "touch on/off" feature of the faucet more consistently reliable without the need to fumble with replacing batteries. All these suggestions were quite helpful for me. As for the operation of the faucet that I installed about a month ago, I am very satisfied! The instruction manual and on-line Delta manufacturer's video helped prepare me for a straight-forward and clean installation. All of the faucet's features are working as advertised and expected. The weakest feature that I have experienced is the "shield spray" which is both weaker in operation than I would have preferred and must be held very close to whatever I am spraying to avoid splashing; otherwise, "shield spray" doesn't reduce splashing much more than the other operating spray functions do. I also wish that the plug-in solenoid power adapter was included with the faucet when you buy it rather than the battery pack feature as a matter of convenience, but I understand that not all purchasers of this faucet necessarily have an electric outlet located under their sink as I do and that the battery pack is their only option. Finally, the tubular specialty wrench that is included to secure the faucet to the counter top is a true blessing to have and made the 'trickiest' part of my installation so much easier. Time will tell whether or not the "Leland Touch2O" I purchased will live up to Delta's promises. At this point, I feel as though the quality of the product and its components will stand the test of time. Should I need future warranty assistance, I trust that Delta's customer service representatives and Delta will stand behind this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this Fossett. It is so high-quality, easy to install, and just looks plain stunning. I love how easy it is to clean. I love the finish. I love the fact that it has become a show piece in my kitchen. I love the height so I can put a pasta pot underneath and fill without having to put it on the counter and pull it into the pot. It is a very nice height. I love the polish on the faucet; it is just stunning. I love how easy it was to install, how easy it was to clean and prepare, and I love how easy it is to use. I love that it has the pull away faucet so that you can spray your sink down or fill anything up that you need to like a mop bucket. This faucet just makes your kitchen look high class I have nothing negative to say about this Fossett. I have everything to appraise. If I had multiple kitchens in my house I would install this Fossett in every single one that’s how much I love this Fossett. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs a high-quality, high function, beautiful polish, and just darn sleek looking Faucet.

I had been looking for a faucet that was more user friendly than my prior one. But I had in my mind I still wanted something similar. My previous faucet had a straighter line and the hose pulled out straight across instead of down. It was my style..modern but not too art deco. When the store I purchased it in didn't have anything to my liking in stock, I had to reassess what I wanted. I really didn't want an art deco design, but my choices were very limited. I needed to purchase one that day since my old faucet was completely broken and we were also replacing the sink the same day. When I saw this was pretty much my only choice, I was a bit depressed since I really didn't like the look. It reminded me of a laboratory faucet. But once we installed it my mind was changed. I love the fact that the hose pulled down right into the drain. I also loved that I didn't really have to pull it out the faucet, I could just pivot it to clear away debris. When using my old faucet, while using the hose, sometimes it would slip out of my hand, since it was so big and bulky. It was like trying to tame an octopus. The water would spray all over the kitchen as well as my clothes. It was always such a big mess. This faucet is very sleek and won't slip out of your hand. But even if it did, the hose faces down so water will only spray in the sink. I would recommend this to everyone

I had this installed a couple of weeks ago to replace my old kitchen faucet. I loved the style of my old one (Victorian) but it kept having to be repaired. I researched new kitchen faucets and this was one of the top ones. I like the pull down sprayer. It is easy to use and clicks back into place securely. You do have to jiggle the faucet a bit to get the excess water out of the neck after using the sprayer, otherwise the faucet drips. The finish is pretty (arctic stainless) but I need to keep it wiped dry to prevent spotting. If it does have water dry on it, the spotting cleans up easily. The only problem I have is getting used to the handle. There is not much leeway between the hot and cold settings and getting it to come out "warm" is a little tricky. I'm sure it's just a matter of getting used to it. Also, having the handle on the side of the base of the faucet, you are pushing the it to the right to turn it on and pushing it left (to the vertical position) to turn it off. For 30 years I have had a faucet handle that goes up and down - not side to side. I find myself wanting to pull it forward to turn it off. Again, something I just have to adjust to. The big advertised feature of this faucet is the Shield Spray, but I haven't had a reason to use it yet. It works fine, I just don't seem to need it. I'm hoping that this faucet will last me for years to come and not need to have a drip fixed every couple of years.