Kingston Brass KS3195NML Magellan Design 1/4 Turn Water Filter Faucet, Oil Rubbed Bronze,4-3/4 inch Spout Reach , Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Ordered a Culligan EZ under sink filter and this matches the finish "Oil Rubbed Bronze" on the kitchen faucet. The install was eazy and it looks built well. My only complaint so far is the mounting washer they give you is an offset hole design so to get it to hold in the hole of the rim of the sink you have to position it very carefully, it would not cover the whole hole. If I were to do it again I would use a much larger common washer behind the one they give you so you could tighten it up firmer 1 1/2 inch or so. Other then that its a nice faucet and they Wife likes it, So I am a happy boy!

I purchased this faucet for use with my reverse osmosis system. Unfortunately, I didn't read closely enough since it does state that this faucet is not for reverse osmosis systems. After it was installed, I noticed the very last sentence on the instruction sheet stated that it was not for reverse osmosis systems. If I would have read the description better before buying this faucet I would have seen that the seller specifically stated that; therefore, it was my fault. After doing some research on the internet, I found that air gap faucets (which this one is not) are recommended for reverse osmosis units and it is required in some areas under plumbing codes. The air gap faucet is to prevent water from a stopped up sink drain from being siphoned or forced back into the reverse osmosis system. Based on what I have read, an air gap faucet is not absolutely necessary so hopefully this faucet will continue to work with my system. I am not a plumber so I am only going by what I have been able to find on the internet regarding reverse osmosis faucets vs filtered water faucets. I do know that my previous faucet which came with the reverse osmosis system was not an air gap faucet and it worked fine. We got new quartz counter tops and an under counter sink so we needed to replace all our faucets.I love the look and the material and so far it is working fine with my system.

Seems like a quality faucet. I have 4 hole Koeler sink. I installed a faucet that used three holes-it has one hole for the handle assembly, one for the spout, and one for the sprayer. So I installed this faucet in the remaining hole. I chose to run an unsoftened water line to the icemaker in the fridge and to this faucet. Be aware that this uses a 1/4" waterline, like what comes from a water filter. So it took some fittings and some doing to go from a 3/8 (or a 1/2" for that matter) copper water line to both the 1/4" flexible line for the icemaker and this faucet, which I also used a 1/4" flexible stainless line. My installation is 3/8 soft copper to a reducing fitting to 1/4" soft copper, to a 1/4" T, and a flexible icemaker hose to this faucet and a flexible icemaker hose to the fridge. Not a problem, just understand it doesn't use the standard size waterline like most faucets. It dispenses a nice "solid" stream of water. It has a nice nickel finish that matches my faucet. A definite improvement over the cheap chrome faucet I had that wore out after a couple short years.

It's lovely and looks amazing on my new copper kitchen sink.Tip: You have to run water through this quite a bit longer than the usual "break in" period to get past the bad taste. I even made my contractor come back, thinking they had hooked up the water filter incorrectly. On a hunch, he ran it for 20 minutes while he did some touch up paint in the room. The chemical, gasoline taste finally started to dissipate.My heart felt a bit guilty as I continued to run water through it and down the drain, but eventually it cleared up and became palatable. I will be purchasing a water quality tester to make sure there's nothing harmful coming through there, but I suspect it was just a side effect of whatever they use to get that "oil rubbed bronze" color.

We have had this Filter Faucet a few months now and it looks good and works well (no leaks). I wish the spout was a little more heavy duty. Its on the sink and its not in harms way at all but the spout does seem a little light. If it were to take a direct hit from a small pan or just hit hard enough I'm sure it would bend. I'm not sure what the material of the spout is but the rest of it is of more hearty construction. But we do like it and its been great so far.

Feels as solid or better than the faucet it is replacing. Oil-rubbed bronze finish looks good. I have a Kohler faucet and Kwikset door knobs near by and it matches close enough to not be noticeable (much more so than polished nickel faucet it replaced). No issues so far, quick easy swap with the old faucet, no drips, and a smooth action on the knob. Will update the review if any issues do develop.Also, I ordered a Used item from Amazon's returns, and the item was in perfect condition with no issues, for less than half the retail price of the faucet, so don't let a "used" item deter you from saving a good amount of money.

First, the joints are solid and nothing feels loose. Second, water pressure is great. These are two things I feel are improvement from the previous (popular) water faucet that I just replaced due to a slow leak. My only complaints is one of the black plastic washer that's supposed to keep the unit in place and stop it from moving. Plastic washer is not quite thick enough and bends inwards, resulting in somewhat lose hold.

This is a cute little water filter faucet. All the reviews state it needs a bigger sturdier washer to hold it in place. I just got one at the home improvement store and that did the trick. Works great looks nice. It was installed in December so I have had it long enough to say it's a good product.

Returned this and got a refund. Not the right colour.

Very good

This was a perfect colour match to the water tap. delivery was quick.