DeltaBroadmoor Matte Black Bathroom Faucet with Sprayer, 8 Inch 3 Hole Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet with Pull Out Sprayer, Push-Pop Drain, Matte Black 35765LF-BLPD

These faucets are quality, stylish and have the convenient pull down feature. It is so nice to be able to wash my hair in the sink or easily clean the sink. Love these faucets.

We ordered these after purchasing an off brand that went bad in less than 2 years. Our plumbers told us to get Delta or another name brand as they will last a lot longer. We were slightly intimidated to try to install ourselves, but it was super easy! We are by no means 'handy', but it didn't matter. We love the sprayer head! Our sinks stay a lot cleaner! Also nice when there's a spider trying to escape the bowl.. we can just chase them around with the sprayer and watch them go down the drain! BYE!

Great bathroom faucet, but be sure to know your hole spacing. Had to make hole little bigger as the base of the faucets have a wider dimension then some.

Bought one of those sinks already on cut countertop so there were 3 holes for faucet. The sink is itty bitty and the first faucet we put on, the water was not quite a drissle (the faucet mouth was like squished long line style) but it splashed horribly all over the counter!! So got a Delta one with pull out sprayer…soooo cool and no more splash!

The most unique thing about this faucet is the pull-out sprayer, which you can use to clean the edges of your sink. That’s pretty much it; the hose isn’t long enough to, say, rinse the top of your head, and it’s awkward to rotate enough to rinse your eyes in the event that you got something in them that you shouldn’t, and you’d probably soak yourself and your bathroom if you were to try it.The sprayer is held in with a pretty strong magnet, and that combined with the counterweight that you install on the hose below the sink (the same as with a kitchen-sink faucet with a sprayer) means you have to tug on the sprayer pretty firmly to unseat it. The black hose is going to be visible if the underside of your sink is exposed.Installation is pretty easy, in part because of the use of click-to-connect water lines. The washers and nuts securing the faucet and handles are pretty standard stuff. The hardest part of the installation was removing the old (rusted) faucet handles.The faucet handles are pretty lightweight, so I feel like I need to be a little careful with them, but the faucet head is quite secure; it doesn’t wobble or rotate. The faucet head and handles (with the “SpotShield Stainless” finish) do hide water spots pretty well, as Delta claims. The popup drain assembly is pretty cheap; it’s all plastic. I had a much nicer one already installed, so I stuck with that one.So, I’d say it’s a pretty good mid-range faucet.

Pull-down faucet head is a nice feature - hard to find in lavatory fixtures. Best value was barely-used ("very good") model in brushed nickel.

The faucet was very easy to install with the quick connect connections. I bought another after installing this one. The finish is flawless and the pull-down sprayer feature is great, especially when cleaning the sink.

I am impressed at how well it deters spots. It said it in description but after my last one that spotted terribly, this was a nice change. Hose and sprayer is a wonderful addition.