DeltaFaucet Mylan Single Hole Bathroom Faucet Brushed Nickel, Single Handle, Drain Assembly, Worry-Free Drain Catch, SpotShield Brushed Nickel 15777LF-SP

Beautiful and functional. Faucet installs easily. Spout is long enough. Looks great with copper sink. Base covers hole in granite. My only issue was it came with a pop up drain for a sink with overflow. I needn't without overflow, so I bought a separate drain.

I love the overall look of the faucet. And the finish is nice also. The two cons are that the lever for the sink plug is pretty flimsy, and I’ve also noticed that the spout can be twisted from side to side pretty easily even though it is as tight as can be underneath.

LOVE everything about this faucet! I had 2 granite countertops installed with 4 new sinks on 12/24. A local plumbing company's fee was: $100 service fee + $150/faucet = $700 to install 4 faucets! NO WAY! A local handyman I then lined up to install the 4 faucets had to quarantine due to Covid exposure. So now no running water in either bath! Oops! I am 68 and was inspired by a 65 yr woman who wrote an Amazon review saying that SHE had easily installed a faucet. So... I called a HS senior to help me (neither had installed ANY faucets before). We installed the 1st of 4 faucets in 45 minutes, the remaining 3 were installed in 15 minutes each. We watched the excellent installation videos that Delta has on YouTube, so we didn't even have to refer to the included instructions. Thanks Delta! Very pleased with the look, quality of faucet, with side control lever-no water dripping on the rest of the faucet causing water spots (altho this faucet has spot-free finihsh), and EASE of installation. Highly recommend!

This faucet looks amazing but installing it nearly made me lose my mind. I feel like the manufacturer assumes it will be installed with a sink that has a rounded bowl. My sink hat flat sides, even in the back, so the drain thing you move up or down to make the stopper open and close scrapes on the backside of the sink. It works, but only after a lot of hassle, and it doesn’t feel right when operating it. Looks good though.

I've learned the very hard way not to follow for knock-off plumbing fixtures. Now if I'm buying on amazon I'll narrow it down to the big names (Delta, Moen etc) and look for my style from whatever is left. I wasn't planning on going brushed nickel but I "had to" because this was the classiest single-hole faucet I could find, and it was the right move. I'd rather my color scheme be limited and have something super high quality like this than stick with a copper theme with a knock-off I'll have to replace in a few months anyway.I did have an issue with the mechanism for raising and lowering the plug, but I was able to resolve it through some creativity.

She's a nice-looking faucet that feels like a solid made. That said, using the trim piece makes this one of the most difficult assemblies I've attempted. The plastic piece that goes between the trim of the faucet has no way to find center; it will not seat itself around a cut part of the trim piece at all. It's downright difficult to install this thing correctly. It always looks crooked.

We replaced the old corian type counter top in our guest bath with granite and a new sink. So I figured a new faucet would be nice too. The counter top is kinda small so I wanted to use as little space as possible for the faucet. This one, in oil rubbed bronze, matches the other fixtures in the bath perfectly. The pop up lever works smoothly and effectively without taking up any additional space. The whole thing is so easy to use and looks sleek and elegant. Hey - it's just a faucet but I think it really adds to the upgraded decor. I highly recommend.

No, really really. I mean it.