I waited a few months to see how I liked the faucet and we love it. The drain is disgusting as some say, if you use the pop-up push down drain stop, but we don't use it and the fact that it's listed in the description as how this drain works, I will not hold that against the product. That's your own choice.Super easy to install and have had no issues at all. Works great, looks great.

I like the push open / push close drain on this model. It is cleaner and does not need adjusting. If you want to replace the faucet WITHOUT replacing the drain closure you should look elsewhere. This took less than 10 minutes extra, but for some it might be too involved.

Updat: seller sent replacement for the chipped piece. INITIAL REVIEW:Easy to install, looks good problem is didn't realize it was chipped until after installation. You get what you pay for

The faucet seems solid & the handles turn smoothly. This is my first faucet that has a pop-up drain stopper and I'm excited with how well this feature works! Also the pop-up stopper has been redesigned to fit inside the flange which fixes the water pooling issue that other reviews complain about. I've installed several faucets with the lift rod stoppers and they always rust up to where you can't pull them anymore so this is a great feature.I did not use the supply lines included in the package - they were too long and when i bent them they kinked very easily. I bought better quality supply lines from my local hardware store.

When you tighten the the large nut under the sink to seal the drain, tighten it as tight as you think it should be and then tighten it another one third to one half turn. That rubber "donut" is one tough booger!!! The best thing I found out is, when it starts to get tight, it is very hard to hold the drain pipe from turning while tightening the nut. I found an old rubber glove to hold the pipe and keep it from turning while tightening the nut. Everything else... easy-peasy...