KRAUS Oletto High-Arc Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet in Brushed Brass, KPF-2821BB

Después de 10 meses de uso empieza a tener fugas internas, esperaba mejor calidad

Felt like really good quality and the finishes were gorgeous. But it was massive, way too big for the smaller than typical sink I had to install, so returned it. I've replaced it with something inexpensive and adequate, and will continue to watch for another one similar to this, but smaller.

Bought this when we remodeled the kitchen. At $330 it's the most expensive faucet we've ever bought. It's actually dropped to $250 now. Because of the price we bought it used on amazon for $160. The used one was like new, and looks beautiful and was still the most expensive faucet we've ever bought, lol. It really does look nice, my wife loves it, she thinks the water pressure is higher now that we have a new faucet, obviously not, but as long as she's happy. There are a few things to note. One is that the up position is cold and the down position is hot, but my wife always leaves it on the down position, yet the matching water filteration faucet is always in the up position which bothered me, so I swapped hot and cold to be backwards of what it should be, so that she'd always leave the lever in the up position, see we use the filtered water for drinking, so the kitchen faucet is always used for hot water only. Also the button to change from normal heavy stream to spray is not sticky, in that every time you turn the water off it defaults back to the full heavy stream, it doesn't stay on the last setting of spray. I thought that would be a big issue, but in practice it's fine, you just press the button if you want the spray mode. We almost always use spray, but there are times we do use the full stream like when filling a pot or refilling the robot mop's water reservoir, so it's fine, not a dealbreaker like I originally feared after installing it.

This replaced a Blanco faucet 4x it’s price and I like this one better. I was worried about the excessive spray from a strong stream but you quickly learn that you need only open it half way to prevent water from going everywhere. Our Blanco could not stay in spray mode at half throttle so this was a very nice surprise. Installation was also a breeze. The only hiccup is that you’re supposed to remove the sprayer nozzle and run the water for a minute to get a bunch of greasy water and who knows what else out before using it. When I screwed the sprayer back on it kept leaking. After a bit of a frustrating few minutes I found a round white plastic along with a blue washer in the drain. The instructions only show a black washer. What a dumb omission by the faucet maker. I’m sure many people had a similar experience and sent their leaky faucets back. Anyhow, once I found and attached those parts, everything worked like a charm. I have another Kraus faucet outdoor and it’s been a champ. It’s are a quality company and I’m betting in a few years it won’t be selling at these prices.

Easy to install, sleek and modern. I was worried about watermarks but this faucet doesn’t leave any marks. The high arc really makes it a show piece and its understated design gives that luxury feel. Functions great, no complaints.