GIMILI Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer with Soap Dispenser Single Handle LED Kitchen Sink Faucet

Love the tap, completely incompatible with UK plumbing (bsp). If they export to UK it'd great to include an adapter. -No after sales care, very frsutrating experience

El material y el color horrendo

Delivery of this product was slow.

I am in love with this faucet.1. This is the perfect height for the style and for my kitchen (others have been too high).2. It was so easy to install. Took about 15 minutes. Instructions were so easy to follow.3. The light is amazing and such a good idea. Red is hot, green is moderate, and blue is cold. Not only is it pleasant to look at, it’s a great way for people, kids especially, not to burn themselves.

I recently bought this faucet and I am extremely pleased with its performance and design. The brushed gold finish adds a touch of elegance to my kitchen, giving it a contemporary and upscale look.One of the standout features of this faucet is the pull-down sprayer. It’s incredibly convenient for rinsing dishes and cleaning the sink area. The sprayer has a smooth retracting mechanism, ensuring it always goes back into place effortlessly. The water pressure is consistent, and the spray function is powerful, making it a breeze to tackle tough cleaning tasks.The addition of the soap dispenser is a practical bonus. It saves valuable counter space and keeps the sink area tidy. The dispenser is easy to refill, and the pump operates smoothly, delivering just the right amount of soap with each press.Another highlight is the LED feature, which adds a touch of modernity to the faucet. The color-changing LED lights create a visually appealing experience and are especially useful for indicating water temperature. It’s both functional and visually stunning.Installation was straightforward!

The media could not be loaded. I bought a cheaper faucet from a different company in early 2020, as the lockdown commenced, and (of course) that faucet turn out to be a piece of junk. So, I was on the hunt for a better one. THIS is the faucet I never knew I wanted! The touchless feature wasn't something I was originally interested in, but boy is it great. It keeps the base of the faucet area SO much cleaner, as you aren't having to put dripping hands directly on the faucet to shut it off. The finish is very nice, and is pleasantly neutral.If you have ever installed a faucet (I have installed a fair share), you will be able to install this in a jiffy. Even if you are a first timer, I believe it is very clearly outlined in the instructions, and the effort is easier than it looks. I had never installed the electric valve part to a faucet, and was leery that it would leak or, in some other way, be problematic. It was the complete opposite. The e-valve was a simple "push in the hose until you hear a click" installation, and I did not have even a drip of water leak under the sink afterward. I, typically, put a layer of paper towel under a faucet install, to see if any drips happen. With this install ... not one drip. Easy-peasy.The sprayer is streamlined and robust. It shoot a very straight flow of streams (in other words: the spray comes out about as wide as the faucet head, not splayed out on a wider angle). The sprayer only stays on whilst the water is flowing through the faucet. Someone else wrote of this as a negative. It is not to me. I couldn't be bothered to complain about something so trivial to me, but if it is important to you, take note.The sensor is reactive, but not to a detrimental degree. Your hand can be about 4 inches from the sensor, and it will react (turn on or off). It took me a few days to get used to closing the faucet handle when I want to clean around the sink, to keep water flow from starting as I wipe around the faucet. Also, I have seen more than a few videos where people sort of swipe their hand in front of the sensor. I find this to be too fleeting of a moment for a sensor to react to. I simply hold my hand directly in front of the sensor for a second, and it comes on every time. To be fair, we have a few motion-sensor objects in the house (trash can, for example), and this approach works best for all of them. When you activate the sensor, the water will keep flowing until you put your hand in front of the sensor to stop it. I, usually, just sort of throw my elbow/forearm up there to shut it off.The flow of water is good, and all of the elements appear solidly built. The swivel joint seems robust, and moves smoothly. We have very hard well water, and it seems to be handling it fine, so far.Between the build appearing very solid, and the components working well, this is a terrific faucet, especially for the money. It has been installed for two weeks, with no issues from the time we opened the box. I will update, if necessary. Oh, and the above video was something I had sent to my spouse after installation -hence the thumbs-up. LoLFYI -I reached out to customer service, thru Amazon, and their response was SPEEDY. That is always a good sign in my book. In full transparency, I wrote the the company, inquiring about a small add-on product, and was offered it gratis (as it wasn't a listed item on Amazon) in exchange for an honest review. I can guarantee you that my review was made before I contacted them, as I was completely impressed from the minute of installation. Their add-on offer did not alter or "boost" my review in any way; their faucet is what got them 5-stars.