Angle Simple Kitchen Sink Sprayer Replacement, Faucet Head Attachment, Stream and Spray Mode, Brushed Nickel

Perfect replacement for my faucet after the original head went bad. It was the perfect replacement for my Project Source Flynt faucet. It works great!

I was searching all over for just a screw on faucet replacement for our less than 2 year old brand new kitchen faucet in our rental property. The sprayer button had been broken somehow and was causing issues with flow - it wasn't a full new faucet we needed, just the sprayer head.. A full replacement for the entire unit would have been close to $200 and I couldn't find anything other than a full new faucet to replace until stumbling upon this sprayer head. It fit perfectly and all is working again. Even if I have to replace the sprayer head in another year, I could do it for over 10 years and still not have to spend the money I would to replace the whole unit let alone have a plumber do the work and the cost of that. I'm thrilled this worked and I believe it's a standard size for all faucets that aren't "customized".

I bought this to replace my existing pull down sprayer which no longer worked properly. This replacement actually looks better than the original. The fit was perfect with my faucet. Button is very smooth when switching from stream to spray and back. Sure beats having to buy a new faucet. Make sure you keep the screened O-Ring from your previous sprayer. This one does not come with it. You will have leaks if this seal was omitted. This seal sits between the existing hose and the sprayer. I am unable to rate longevity at this point.

This was a perfect match for a replacement faucet head for my kitchen sink faucetIt was a decent price, but my faucet was only about a year old, and I don’t really expect this replacement to last any longer than the original, but it works just fine and it’s easy to install.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this 34 days ago to replace an old one. At first, it worked well. However, 32 days in, conveniently just two days after Amazon’s deadline for return or replacement, the button / mechanism that switches the water flow between stream and spray modes stopped working. It is basically stuck at the spray mode. However hard I tried to push the button, it didn’t switch. Sometimes, the faucet gets stuck in a middle ground, delivering a mix of stream and spray. I have serious doubt about the build quality and durability of this project, and would not recommend it at all.UPDATE: added a video showing the mixed stream and spray at the beginning and then, despite my effort to push the button several times, it didn't switch to the stream mode but stayed in the spray mode.

This is a very good faucet replacement, but if you have a Hans Grohe kitchen faucet it requires medication.I explain: the replacement physically looks the same and fits to the faucet stem, but the water fitting does not. First remove the provided filter / strainer (easy) then note the ID of the replacement is smaller than the OD of the Hans Grohe O ring.Solution: I took a Dremel tool and put a small diameter grinding wheel on it and CAREFULLY removed a small amount of plastic equally from the inner surface. Just enough so the O ring would snuggly fir inside of the replacement. Putting some faucet lub on the O ring will help insertion. I left the H-G filter strainer on the supply line as it was.Results: Actually, a better operating and flowing faucet. Just be careful and don't expect a "drop in" replacement for H-G faucet. (If it did "drop in" I'd give it 5 stars.)

I purchased this faucet with high expectations for its functionality and longevity. However, after just two months of use, I've started to encounter some concerning issues that potential buyers should be aware of.The most noticeable problem has been with the mechanism that switches the water flow between stream and spray modes. Initially, this feature worked seamlessly, but I've found it increasingly difficult to switch modes over time. Now, the faucet often gets stuck in a frustrating middle ground, delivering a mix of stream and spray rather than fully committing to one or the other. This issue detracts from the overall usability and efficiency of the faucet, which is disappointing given its short period of use.While I can't speak to the long-term durability of the faucet beyond these two months, this early sign of wear raises questions about its build quality and design. Potential buyers looking for a reliable kitchen faucet might want to consider these factors carefully.In conclusion, although this faucet appeared promising initially, the difficulty in switching between stream and spray modes has become a significant drawback. I would advise prospective purchasers to weigh this aspect heavily when making their decision, as it impacts the product's functionality and user experience.

My old faucet has an aerator that reduces so much water usage, which was great, but left us with very low water pressure and the constant need to take it apart and clean it out, which eventually led to it breaking. This one has a much simpler aerator in it which we are very happy about, and was ready to go right out of the box. Flows very smoothly and is much easier to clean than the old faucet head I had. Especially for the price, I fully recommend