BL1749N 14" Professional Single Lever Brushed Nickel Pull Out Sprayer Kitchen Faucets, Commercial Deck Mounted Kitchen Pull Down Taps

We installed this faucet in our kitchen sink in our 5th wheel RV. It looks modern and works perfectly. I love the long pull out sprayer. No leaks or drips. Great value.

So happy with this faucet. It replaced a year old one of those tall awkward faucets. I love this one, there are 2 arc sizes I chose the smaller and its perfect. Tall enough to handle the job without the humongous size. I can actually see out of my kitchen window. The quality for the price is outstanding, and I love the beautiful, graceful shape. So easy to install. It was packaged like no other faucet I've ever had and for half the price. So glad I gave this a try, it's a keeper !

Wanted to replace the chrome faucet which was starting to show its age but didn’t like most of the ones out there. Most were taller than I wanted and most pull-downs had a knob on the end for pulling.This one was lower and had a nice swan-like curve which I find attractive. The pull-down feature is hidden inside the faucet and comes out easily by pulling on the spray/stream switch which gives the faucet a sleek appearance.I had a plumber install it and he had no problems, taking about 15 minutes. He commented on how strong the flow was.It appears well-made, with even the packaging looking high-end even though the price was very reasonable.Probably the most satisfying purchase I made this year.

Summary: Mom is happy to finally be getting an upgrade to the kitchen faucet.Observation: Initially ordered a fixed faucet, but after using it for a few days, Mom decided she wanted a pull down sprayer also. This ended up being 30 minutes from start to finish (having previously removed the +10 year old faucet, and replaced the water supply valves).Recommendations: Double check the hose lengths before you start taking everything apart. Replace the water supply valves, especially if they are more than 10 years old (these were 30 years old).Pros: Good fit & finish; BEELEE appears to be a dedicated faucet manufacturer.Cons: The instructions were ambiguous, specially the HOT and COLD connection points were not identified. Through testing, I determined that the shorter tube is the COLD, and longer is the HOT. Cost is above average for a kitchen faucet.Conclusion: At $100, rating this 4-stars (ambiguous instructions, cost).

I purchased this faucet because of the shape. It has a little wider curve to it and looks great with my black stainless steel sink.

We chose this faucet because it has a unique, graceful look and has all the functionality that we were looking for. It is better than expected in every way.It was easy to install and comes with everything needed if you're replacing an older faucet.It arrived perfect, with no scratches or flaws.The extension hose is convenient and retracts perfectly. You may have to adjust the weight a bit under the sink but once it's right it disappears back up into the faucet like magic, and stays there.I guess because we had a 20 year old faucet, we really notice the excellent water flow which can be varied from a stream to a spray with the button on the back of the extendable section.The handle controlling water flow and temperature operates smoothly and is comfortable to use.Since it was just installed I can't comment on durability yet. It seems well made and substantial so we're expecting it to hold up well.Very happy, especially considering the price.

Stripped and unusable

The main thing we were looking for was a faucet with a longer reach, to cover our kitchen farmhouse style sink. The last we had was such a short reach, it continually bathed the granite with water. This one fits the bill, and the high arched faucet keeps it far above your work area within the sink. Second, workmanship looks great. It's a solid feeling faucet, with an excellent finish. Third, installation went very easy. One little issue: The manufacturer doesn't mark the "hot" or "cold" copper supply lines coming out of the faucet bottom with either an "H" or perhaps, red tape. Identifying hot versus cold is trial and error, i.e. hook up your hot water supply to one of the two lines, test, and if the water is cold, switch it, i.e. you guessed wrong.The biggest issue I had, and I noticed this during the review of this advertisement. The "dual function sprayer" is made of cheap plastic, i.e. it looks cheap in the pictures, and feels twice as cheap upon actual inspection. The "toggle" switch between stream and spray has barely any spring resistance at all. I can detect some sort of spring pressure inside, but it's almost as if the nozzle will alternate stream or spray of you simply shake the nozzle. Finally, there is no "off mode" for that switch. So, when you pull out the nozzle, flip on the water using the faucet handle, and go to work with the nozzle, it sprays full bore at whatever you set it. You can't pause or slow down the pressure, without reaching out to the faucet handle. That means that you're inevitably going to get wet, along with your counter top, the floor, and anything else while the spray nozzle is going, until you can turn the faucet off. Any remote nozzle absolutely must have a remote "off" switch, and this one does not.That's the major reason for 4 stars, and it bothers me enough functionally, that I'd almost give it 3. It's a very simple design decision, and simple, inexpensive component. The manufacturer could do much better, and should have. I should have looked around more. I would have paid up to $50 more to get a faucet designed right. This one will do, and improves the situation at our home, but I'm clearly a bit disappointed.Update: 6/11/21 After using this faucet for a week, have noticed a noise, a low end buzz, when the faucet is partially opened at low volume. I thought it might be due to trapped air from the install (i.e. water hammer, etc.), but it appears due to the design of the water aeration thru the faucet. Not a deal breaker, but frustrating. Also, the faucet resets the flow from spray back to stream, each time you turn if off. So, good luck trying to clean pans by turning the faucet on and off to regulate flow, i.e. you have turn it off, turn it on, reach, reset the nozzle to "spray", and then do it again and again. That, or leave it on spray, and GET sprayed all over yourself from the back wash of the sprayer. Note: We have a 10" deep, farm style sink, so the nozzle really has to kick up water to spray a person washing the dishes, but ..... raincoats are advised when washing the dishes with this thing. That, or never hit the spray bottom for pots, pans, stuck on dirt. It's just really become a hassle, ergo, the downgrade to 3 stars.