We're wanting to replace our kitchen sink faucet. My question is are paying the higher (in come cases MUCH) prices for a faucet. We're wanting a simple single handle, curved faucet with pull-down sprayer. I'm seeing prices from $100-$1,000.

Also, has anyone bought an off-brand from Amazon that is less than $100? I just want to make sure anything I get is easy to get parts for if / when something needs fixing.

VERY happy with this
https://rebrand.ly/3srhnwt
but returns hassle unknown
vs. buying local = EZPZ

Buying local also enlightens one to the actual relative size no ad photo will give you - on purpose.

The pull DOWN is recommended over the pull OUT
and both "snakes" will catch on the on-off water knobs below
unless you get a good plumber and both you & he/her TEST it in all positions.

Also might be wise to avoid unknown/weird brands and pay attention to ratings, esp. the one star ones.

The last one was cheaper, same store, pull-out and lastest 10 years+ ... about 8 years too long for me. Was replaced prior to failure since we were getting a new garbage disposer, the coast was clear and I hated it.

Bought one off amazon. Worked for about 5 years. Then it broke and a I replaced with another one off amazon for less than the cartridge in the brand name faucet. Think the new one is 3 years old.

I have been buying American Standard faucets for both bathroom, shower, and kitchen applications and the only time I had an issue was a cartridge came messed up (the stop positions wasn't working on the shower handle) and one phone call later they sent me 4 replacements.

I just put one of these in my kitchen after a remodel. So far so good.

Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Not the reply you asked for, but the Delta touch faucet is the greatest thing in faucets ever. Takes a week to get used to it, then you can never be without one. You get agitated when you go to a house that doesn't have one.

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Hell yes. Have had the Delta for 3 years. Do have to change the batteries out about once a year but we use rechargeables so not a big deal. So true about going to another house.

Texker said:

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Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Not the reply you asked for, but the Delta touch faucet is the greatest thing in faucets ever. Takes a week to get used to it, then you can never be without one. You get agitated when you go to a house that doesn't have one.

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Hell yes. Have had the Delta for 3 years. Do have to change the batteries out about once a year but we use rechargeables so not a big deal. So true about going to another house.

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Love our Delta touch faucet. So helpful when you've got gunk all over your hands. Can't stand it when I go to someone else's house without and I have to turn it on like a caveman.

Delta's a good company too. They sent me an upgraded solenoid for free when I had problems once. And again their customer service was awesome helping on a separate problem.

We bought a sensor soap pump as well. Great setup for the kitchen. https://www.simplehuman.com/products/rechargeable-sensor-pump-9-fl-oz

The delta touch is the greatest thing ever. I have the Wi-Fi one so I can say dispense 1 cup or whatever measure and it's exact. Saves some dishes

Holy moly, there's wifi faucets now

We had an amazon special pull down when we moved in. Looked nice but didnt flow for squat and i couldn't open it up enough. Swapped to a name brand and its been great. Make sure you read the Amzn comments