VAPSINT 360 Degree Swivel Modern Brushed Nickel Single Handle Bar Faucet, Small Rv Prep Bar Sink Faucet Bar Faucet for Kitchen Sink Single Hole with Hot & Cold Water Supply Hoses

This is a simple, sleek and cheap faucet. I built a new kitchen and spent a bit more than I'd be willing to admit. This faucet really comes out clean and looks great!!! It has a very even and strong water flow and turns 360 degrees. I wish there was a way I could make it so it would not turn past a certain point, but this looks and works great.There is no reason to spend $200 on a similar faucet, when you can get one for so cheap! I may eventually get some fancy upgraded one, but for my kitchen, this has a great, compact, sleek design for a cheaper cost!!It came in a nice case and I am very please with how it worked out.Items like this are the reason I like amazon. My one error was putting the hot tube where it should be cold and vice versa, The instructions weren't the best, but I could always just swap them out!I am very happy with my purchase and will update this review if anything changes!

This faucet is an extremely good value for its price. It feels durably constructed. It came well packaged in a foam lined box. The package included braided metal hoses for hookups and brass adapters to allow connection to most plumbing situations.We actually purchase this to replace the kitchen faucet in our RV. The existing one had developed a nasty leak and this was our opportunity to upgrade to something a bit taller. We had considered getting one with a pull-out sprayer in it, but after looking at all of the plumbing fittings under the sink, we were concerned about the pullout hose becoming caught and causing damage. That led us to this faucet as it met the needs of the right geometry and size without a pull-out.We really like it. The extra space it allows for us to get in and out of the sink is a huge improvement over the old faucet. It will allow us to fill a pot without having to wiggle a sauce pan in and out of the sink. That was an act of minor gymnastics with the old faucet and a pot filled with water.For those considering using this in an RV as we did I will say that it is not a simple install. That is no fault of the product, but more the fact that the item is meant for a real home sink, and the molded fiberglass sink in our RV relies upon a top plate to support the faucet. Fortunately, I have a small machine shop in our home garage/ workshop and was easily able to make the modifications necessary. Another think to note is that his will have water trapped above the valve leading up to the arc of the faucet after you shut it off. This means you will get drips spilling over the arc as you are driving. Once again, I am sure they did not design this with the intention that the plane of the sink and faucet would change… Now, we just don’t put the sink cover on while driving and any small bits of water that leak out fall into the sink. And to be clear… the faucet is not leaking… it is just water spilling over the arc.Overall. We really like this faucet. Since it was for the camper, we didn’t want to spend hundreds of dollars. For the price we paid, we feel this is an exceptional value.

I searched high and low to find a well-designed yet affordable faucet to replace my old out-of-date one that came with the house we just purchased. I couldn't fit a pot under the original sink and had started a desperate search for a sink faucet with some height and only one handle. I looked at Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart, Costco, Sam's...all those typical box stores had beautiful options but the prices were outrageous--ranging from $150-$400! On top of that, even at those prices the options were limited to mainly the type of faucet with two knobs.This VAPSINT 360 Degree Swivel Faucet is indeed the answer to your price concerns as well as to the overall look of your kitchen. I love its sleek design with very few grooves and joints--the minimalistic look also helps to prevent grime/hard water stains from building up. The clear height from sink to faucet mouth allows for just about any size pot to fit under it and the handle is easy to operate and adequately responsive to your adjustments which mediate the flow of water.I've never installed a faucet before, but Installation was easy enough as long as you read the instructions carefully. I ran into 2 issues:- The connectors circled in step 7 and labeled "A" didn't appear to be part of the kit I received. My dad had to help me figure this area out--in the end we just connected the Hot and Cold water lines directly into the underside of the faucet. Don't know if that's what a plumber would recommend, but it seems to have worked and I haven't had any problems/leaking as of yet. (I knocked off one star because the equipment seemed to be missing that piece.)- This might be a rookie mistake, but do take notice that under the handle is a dot, half blue and half red. This indicates which hole should be connected to with the red/hot water line and blue/cold water line. Just associate the holes on the underside of the faucet with the location of the red/blue and you'll connect the lines properly.Aside from that, a few other things to note (that don't pertain to the quality of the faucet but to the fuctionality of it once it's installed and in use) are:- If your kitchen sink/counter area has a backsplash or raised bar-height counter (like mine does), the counter/backsplash might interfere with the proper operation of the handle. It was designed to turn on by extending out to the right, then change the temperature hot/cold by pushing the handle forwards or backwards. It was my own fault for not realizing this before installation, as my handle is prevented from turning on to the coldest temperature setting at high output because the handle hits the counter edge. To remedy this, I simply twisted my faucet a little to allow for the handle to clear the counter edge. While it's not the most aesthetically pleasing, it gets the job done, and honestly no one notices until i mention it to them. The faucet neck rotates 360 degrees so it doesn't affect the mobility or functionality of the faucet.- I didn't replace the sink, so it's still kind of old and shallow. Because of this, the water coming from the faucet at the height and force (which i DO LIKE), causes a lot of splashing because the walls of my sink are so shallow. Just be aware incase you have a lot of dirty dishes, you might want to turn the water on slowly to avoid dirty water splashing everywhere. I keep a towel nearby to wipe down the counter after each use so that the water doesn't puddle and sit around.- My old sink also seems to be made out of less sturdy material. The connection between the faucet and sink is strong, but it feels a little wobbly because my sink flexes a little. Perhaps getting a long base to mount onto the sink would help stabilize.Overall, this is a beautiful, functional, and affordable faucet. Don't blame the faucet if your sink is contributing to what appears to be a problem.