Delta 19922T-SSSD-DST Ashton Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet Featuring Touch2O Technology, Stainless

I love being able to turn the water off and on without dripping water down the handle and onto counter. I can fill my pots sitting on the counter instead of sitting them in wet sink. When I work with different foods and wash my hands I can touch with back of wrist instead of spreading containments on faucet handle. I had to get used to high arched faucet. I had a tendency to wash things close to faucet head which causes water to splatter every where on counter. You still have to bend over and wash things down in the sink not up in the air under faucet. I have high water pressure, so having a way to set the flow and then leaving it set is a plus for me. I have had no water drips or running water when unattended. I do touch bottom of faucet when I am done to release the water still in faucet head.(you just run your fingers across the holes in head). This is to prevent calcium build-up which we get in this area in all our faucets. You can turn off flow with handle. I cannot comment on soap dispenser as I did not want more holes in my granite countertop just for soap. I have had my faucet for a month now no problems. If I do I will add to my comment.

Replaced the old faucet as it was outdated, starting to leak, etc. The wife found this, had to have it so we bought online. Had it installed by a certified plumber and he seemed to figure it out and installed without incident. Visually the new faucet looks good, pretty much like a faucet, no oohs & aaahs from friends or neighbors (it's a faucet!). It does have good lines, and to the eye looks "sturdy". Works well although the water pressure is 1/2 what it used to be with the "old" faucet. Physically it weighs (guessing) about 1/3 of what the previous faucet weighs and that is because underneath the "sturdy" polish/chrome it is ALL plastic including hoses, fittings, etc. (hence the reduced water pressure). This is a "touch" faucet with a little indicator showing when the water is heating up, kind of cool although I still stick the old indicator (my hand) underneath to gauge it. My hand still seems to work OK and doesn't require batteries. The touch is great for inadvertently turning off the water when you want it on.... Sometimes just getting close to it will turn it on/off. I noticed that the sprayer is plastic fittings as well so if I were a betting man, that is going to fail sooner than later just from the normal tugging, stretching.My recommendation, save yourself the bucks (over a $100) and just buy a regular "old fashioned" Delta faucet for the looks. They do throw in a nice soap dispenser which if you need an additional one, will run you up to $40 bucks each. Look around online and buy an "imitator" for around $10 - $15 each.

Fantastic... but it came minus one part (otherwase, 5 stars)

This looks great in my new kitchen. Great for busy cooks! I love the Touch20 Technology.There was a mistake with my order and they made sure it was fixed immediately. Will certainly purchase from them again!

We had this faucet in our old house and had to purchase it again for our new home. We love the ease of the touch faucet. If your hands are dirty you can touch it with you wrist or arm to turn it on.

Love it, love it. So easy to just tap it and it goes on or off (whatever you want). Have to be careful to not have your arm under the faucet when you touch it on or you will have a wet sleeve.

I was very excited to receive this product once installed it didn't work. The plumber installed it wrong. I called Delta support. They were wonderful. They helped me fix what the stupid plumber couldn't. I love my faucet. I can't say enough about the support Delta provided.

This is a great item.. You turn it on buy touching the unit and not with the lever. Way cool for when your hands are full or dirty. The kids never seem to get enough of it and after awhile - you just start assuming they ALL should be this way.Well built and sturdy. Highly recommend this for your kitchen!