Single Handle Black Bathroom Faucet with Metal Drain Assembly and Escutcheon, Matte Black (Matte Black-JO1)

I purchased this faucet for a rental property because of its sleek, modern appearance and reasonable price, and am very happy with the decision. When it arrived, it looked even more attractive in person than on the product images. The finish is high quality, and it adds a sophisticated touch to the space.Installation was straightforward, and the faucet functions smoothly. It arrived quickly and was well-packaged, Given the great design and durability, we will definitely be purchasing this faucet again for future projects. Highly recommend this seller and product!

This matte black bathroom faucet is a great addition to my sink. The design is sleek and modern, and the single-handle operation makes it easy to control water flow. The brass drain assembly adds a touch of class and durability. Installation was straightforward, and the water pressure is excellent. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their bathroom!

The Single Handle Black Bathroom Faucet is a stylish and functional addition to any bathroom. The matte black finish gives it a sleek, modern look that complements various bathroom decors. Its single-handle design ensures ease of use, allowing for quick adjustments to water temperature and flow. The included brass drain assembly and escutcheon add durability and a polished finish to the installation process. With its solid construction and elegant design, this faucet combines both aesthetics and practicality for a reliable, high-quality bathroom fixture.

This is great looking faucet and easy to install.What shocked me was when i had installed and turned it on, it was a very strong flow and pushed the water up and out of the vanity sink all over the floor. I initially had to turn the connection values down to reduce the flow but the easiest fix was simply replacing the aerator insert with a cheap Water-Saving Aerator Insert (Flow Restrictor). As my water pressure is pretty high i used a 1.5GPM which made it perfect, stoped that harsh flood of water and now is is a nice aerated flow. If you are having an issue with the flow being to much but your pressure isn't great maybe opt for the 2.2GPM. But other than that it is a great looking sink faucet and so far has worked great.

Looks great. Works well. Easy to install. I am happy with my new assistant.

Looks and feels luxurious. Such a simple fix to upgrade our outdated chrome fixture.

UPDATE - 2 months after buying this faucet, one of the supply hoses suddenly failed and water stared pouring out at full blast inside the sink cabinet. I was the only person home, and in another room. If I had been away, or asleep, it would have been a very expensive disaster. If you read my original review, I was suspicious about the quality of the hoses. I should have trusted my gut then.——————————-I bought two of these as part of a bathroom remodel. The first impression is that they feel very solid. The threads were all clean and straight, and I didn't notice any problems with welds or other obvious defects. They have only been installed for a day, but I haven't had any problems with leaks.I did notice that the m10 nuts on the supply hoses were all very slightly bigger than 10mm, which made getting them tightened down properly a bit difficult. It also made me suspicious of their quality. I actually ended up taking a freebie 10mm wrench I got with some other product and filing it open a little to get a good fit.The threaded brass tube that goes into the hole in the sink was also very slightly larger than standard, which made it necessary for me to grind out the hole in the sinks a little. Standard size is 1-3/8. I didn't measure, but I think this faucet requires a 1-1/2 hole. This wasn't a big deal for me, and sometimes happens with other brands also, but regular homeowners who don't have an angle grinder and a diamond finger bit might find it pretty annoying.The instructions were terrible. I read some reviews mentioning how hard it is to connect the supply tubes, and I suspect some of the leak reports may be tied to this issue. It's not obvious if you haven't installed a similar design before, and the instructions don't cover this at all. You need to remove the threaded brass tube from the faucet by slightly loosening the ring at the base and then just twisting it off by hand. you can then easily access the spot on the inside where the supply lines connect to the faucet. Then twist the tube back on over the supply lines and tighten the ring to hold it in place.Several people have mentioned the really strong flow rate. I kinda like it, but it does splash a lot in the sinks I’m using. You can buy a standard 15/16 water-saving aerator at any home improvement store for under $5 and install it in seconds to tame the flow rate, if you want. I installed a 1.5 gpm aerator and it’s about perfect for me.Overall I'm happy with the faucets, but the process to properly install them was needlessly complicated and I can see why some people have had negative experiences.

Just installed in our half bath downstairs and looks really nice; happy to have as new addition - stream doesn't leak, really smooth; high quality matte black