CREA3-Way Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Chrome, Pull-Out, 20-Inch Flexible Hose, Single Lever Control, 5-Layer Stainless Steel Body, Advanced Ceramic Valve Core, 3/4-Inch Spout

I recently installed the CREA Kitchen Faucet, a 3 in 1 kitchen sink faucet with a pull-down sprayer, and it's been a great addition to my kitchen. The installation process was surprisingly easy. I've had my fair share of DIY home projects, and I must say, this was one of the more straightforward installations I've done. The instructions were clear, and the design of the faucet made it simple to fit into my kitchen sink setup.Design-wise, the faucet is a standout. Its commercial spring stainless steel brushed finish not only looks sleek and modern but also feels robust and high-quality. It's clear that a lot of thought went into the design, not just in terms of aesthetics but also functionality.One feature I particularly appreciate is the single hole for drinking water. This design choice simplifies the overall look and usage of the faucet. It's more streamlined compared to traditional faucets with separate hot and cold water holes, and I find it perfect for quick and easy water access.The 3-way water filter purifier function is a bonus, providing clean water directly from the tap. Also, the pull-down sprayer is very convenient for washing dishes or cleaning the sink, with enough flexibility and reach.In summary, the CREA Kitchen Faucet is a superb product. Its ease of installation, excellent design, and functional features like the one-hole system for drinking water and the pull-down sprayer make it a worthwhile investment for any kitchen.

Disclosure: bought as a Like New item from Amazon for substantially less than New price. I'm the guy that buys things like this (and all have been like new and work) and then leave reviews.This most definitely was worth the price I paid for it and I'm happy with it. It has some annoyances as part of installation, but once it works, it works well.The overall installation took about 20 minutes - mostly hampered by my existing pipes under the sink and not the actual item. I did accidentally pull one house completely out of the assembly and that took a while to thread back. I had to use Cat6 wire to thread though, then pull the hose back through. If I have to do this in the future, I'll make an extra effort not to pull out any of the hoses.The washers/threads came pre-assembled and I had to unassemble it before installing. However, what this pre-assemble does is tell me the order the washers etc. go onto - as long as I take note and purposefully put things back together in the reverse order. Upon installation, I found that I neglected to put on a plastic white triangle shaped washer that goes on the very last. It still worked well, so I kept the extra piece out of the install.The faucet is well made and solves the problem of where to install a separate drinking faucet. My previous spray hose is still in its place but unused - that will be another project. The faucet is made of mostly metal.Hooking this up to the filter assembly was pretty easy since it uses the same small plastic hoses as my preexisting water filter system. Once all hoses were hooked up, it worked well but the magnetic ring wasn't working as I expected. It turns out I had to bend the shape the huge upside down U-shaped spring looking device that is used to thread the hose. Once I adjusted this, the weak magnet did its job as designed. The other annoyance is that the button to switch streams isn't naturally facing forwards - twisting the house rotated it do it was facing front.The directions are minimal and almost all just drawings. But they were just what I needed. I needed no more detail than what was given and I experience any missing gaps in the information.The water flows like it did with the previous faucet - the filter section is especially nice with its flow volume since I have 3 filters inline and my filters were designed to use solo.

This faucet is great, and at a fraction of the cost of bigger brand names that have poor build quality. I bought this specifically for the separate filtered water tap, and I have not been disappointed. Install was relatively easy, though like other reviews I did notice that the threaded section coming through the counter was short and I had to adapt a bit to get the locking nut threaded on. Also, some of the o-rings arrived damaged (including in the spray nozzle itself) which caused little leaks when using it, but I have a set of standard o-rings and was able to replace them and it's worked like a charm ever since. People comment on how good it looks and the flow is excellent (if not too powerful at times). If it wasn't for those little issues with the threaded coupler and the o-rings, this would easily be a 5 star review.

Yep, plastic. Answering some of my questions about how a design like this could possibly be this affordable, the pull-down spray handle is primarily plastic (reportedly ABS). It is plated with a perfectly matching brushed nickel finish and you will have to touch it to ever know it's not a metal part...and quite honestly for this price there's no valid complaint to make about it. Still I wish it wasn't such a frequently handled part lacking tactile confidence; which is already sopprted by the small dent mine arrived with.That box also managed to impart a kink in the black hose feeding the sprayer, which is jacketed in woven nylon, making it unlikely that kink will ever fully come out (bummer since it's right where that hose is exposed between the spring guide and the sprayer).I am very likely to attempt replacing both the hose and the spray head with stainless alternatives, and will report back if I can make that work or run into problems that prevent it (like the magnet)My one remaining concern is less with the product than the people that will be using it: I expect to have to explain how to get filtered water out to literally every single one. There IS green marking on the handle for filtered water and I'm not sure what else they could have done to make it any more obvious....it's just going to be the ergonomic price for cramming extra functionality into a single stock. I like the clean look enough for this to be a worthwhile exercise...I hope not to be proven wrong.

So far so good.Installation: not too bad other than having to get an adaptor to connect the filter line to the water drop filtration system. Everything else worked perfectly. Recommend youtubing a video, that was helpful.Build: seems solid and sturdy everything works well.Usability: it only has one knob so definitely takes a bit of getting used to to get the filter water. The filter water spout is great but it is quite close to the edge of the sink for me. So for example if I put my kettle to get filter water it's not quite convenient and I have to tilt my kettle to get the water. Would be nicer if it reached deeper in. This is a Minor gripe though.Overall very happy