Kohler R10651-SD-CP Sous Pro-Style Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Chrome

I've used many faucets in my life and this is one of the BEST. Great quality, the weight of it is very nice and using it will ruin other faucets for you. Now when I touch another faucet they feel like cheap trash. I originally purchased a cheap, but visually pretty, faucet from amazon for about $70. It started shooting water out everywhere and leaking after only a few months! I replaced it with this one from Kohler. I wish I had purchased this one originally and never wasted my time with that terrible cheap faucet. It's 100% worth it for this work of art by Kohler, spend the extra bucks and avoid all the wasted time and money messing around with inferior faucets. This is the ONE. -Easy to install -Great action/feel -Replaceable parts -Lifetime warranty -Magnetic -Awesome sweeping spray function Just get the faucet, you won't regret it and your friends will be jealous.

Quality faucet, as are most Kohler products. Faucet, handle, hose wire are all heavy duty. The handle moves freely and smoothly. Spray function is powerful. Faucet is more of a commercial grade and look beautiful installed. Soap dispenser head and spray nozzle button are plastic, but do not diminish the overall quality. Would purchase again. Love it.

So glad I bought this! Actually two (I have two kitchens). The arc is high enough to easily reach my double sinks. The flow is strong including on the spray. It's quick and easy to rinse dishes or clean the sinks. Really gives an updated look to my kitchens. Some reviewers said they don't like that the water does not turn off when you let go of the spray button. I used to have side sprayers where the spray button diverts the flow between the spout and the sprayer. This does exactly the same except the sprayer is on the spout. The only other option would be to have separate valves for the spout and the sprayer. I don't know of any faucets that have that and I would not want that.

Love the industrial look. Beautiful and functional

It beautiful but does have a small leak but I think it’s due to my own issue. Would buy again.

This faucet I had eye balled at my local hardware store for a much higher price, found it on Amazon for a much cheaper price, same brand and color I’m very happy to report there’s no negative review I have LOVED everything about this faucet

We love this faucet. It is super cool looking. The thing I like the most is how it is magneticly attached to the curved part. It is easy to pull off and put back where it belongs. Our old faucet after a few years wouldn't retract properly and that made it look old.

I bought this KHOLER to replace a similar style faucet that I bought on eBay for $35 - and for the $35 price it was VERY good, albeit never at the finish quality of one like this Kholer, but which costs 8 times as much for that though. Now, I bought this Kholer because after a year or so of use of the $35 faucet, it started gradually losing pressure with every month seeing a noticeable difference. I figured I should have never gone that cheap (it’s unlike me, I’m usually a brand/quality snob) and figured if I had spent the money I wouldn’t have had the issue. To remedy it, I started researching & found this Kholer for about $285 and figured it was the right brand & price as I have other Kholer faucets that look and function like new after 10 years of use. So I went ahead & bought it here. It got home & installed it that same night. Took maybe about 35-50 minutes to install. I followed the instructions & ensured to ‘flush’ the water lines by removing the shower head & running the water before operating faucet to prevent debris from getting caught on the filtering/aeration mechanism. All was good in the neighborhood for one day. The next day the aerator/shower head started SPLATTERING WATER all over the counter and backsplash - and it continued to do so. If I lowered the pressure via the faucet lever, then it’d do this non-aerated SOLID WATER STREAM (non-aerated - aeration is done to prevent splashing) that would contain ONE BIG AIR BUBBLE every 0.5-1 seconds & that hit the bottom of the sink & cause huge droplets of water to jump from bottom of the deep sink as much as 24” into the air, and which fly all over, splashing anything and anyone in sight. After I few days I got Amazon to send me a new one faucet and I just swapped the aerator / shower head - this eliminated the more minor splattering that originated right from the aerator. However, the aforementioned air bubbles in the solid water stream, while diminished by 70%, are still present if I reduce the water volume (at 40-50% volume). Consequently, I now must waste a lot more water than necessary or else be OK with water splatter all over. So I then figured, this is not right, why should I spend $300 on a faucet and have it operate worse than a $35 one? I started research again & settled on the Moen Align 5923 - it looked great in pics and was of similar cost so I bought it here. When It arrived, there were immediately ‘visible’ quality issues: the valve lever to open/close water flow wouldn’t align neither when closed or fully open. Talk about their slogan “buy it for looks, buy it for life”. I called Moen & they recommended sending it back to Amazon, and so I did & I got yet another replacement, and wait for it: it had the EXACT same issue!!! At this point I decided to install it anyway because that was purely cosmetic and it had a feature that I really wanted that the Kholer didn’t: a shower style stream - the Kholer has a similar feature, but it’s fan-shaped to ‘sweep’ debris, and ps, it’s messy, plus the moment you remove finger from button, it reverts to aerated stream. After installing the MOEN, it was immediately apparent the BIG DIFFERENCE in aesthetic quality to KHOLER. The Kholer looked beautiful and very ‘oomphy’. The Moen, honestly looked identical to the $35 faucet and for all the hoopla about it’s different stream choices, it was hoaky at best and it’s aerator/shower head also caused a significant amount of splash all over. It was obvious to me that Kholer was the winner, albeit FAR FROM PERFECT, at least you can’t go past it and NOT NOTICE IT - it says LOOK AT ME; they do stay true to their slogan: “The Bold Look of Hkoler” UNLIKE the MOEN ALIGN, which you wouldn’t even notice is there, plus it’s VERY generic looking and FORGETTABLE - the MOEN PHOTOGRAPHS WAY BETTER than it looks in person. Plus its valve mechanism is located VERY LOW with relation to the counter top so it’s VERY difficult to keep ‘IT’, and AROUND IT, clean, vs KHOLER’s LEVER/VALVE, which sits very high up & rarely even gets splashed. Keeping the Kholer shiny & clean is a snap. So until I find something else, I’d rate the Kholer 5 in style, 3 function/features. Water flow is also not that easy to control if you have high pressure water - if so, you need to control the pressure it receives via the water valves under your sink. The Moen Align I rate 3 in style and 3.5 in function/features. Even its ability to ‘pull out’ the hose is quirky - the weight is not heavy enough to retract the hose in place. And unlike Kholer’s magnet, hooking up the head in its housing takes a lot more effort and aim - and if you add extra weight to the hose for better retraction, if it slips off your hand, it SLAMS back all they way up into the spring. I hope this helps you decide ;)

Love it+++