SREWOHS PROKitchen Tap,Kitchen Sink Mixer Taps with Pull Down Spray Head, 360°Swivel Spout with 4 Modes, Single Lever Stainless Steel Spring Bar Faucet for 1 Hole Sink,No Plumber Required,NickelRecycled Claim Standard Blended

Excellent product. I've never really looked at buying this sort of tap before. Bought it in the sale and already looks excellent value and making mundane jobs easierThe 4 variable water strengths makes it easy to rinse where needed or blast away harder substances. It's only when you have the option to vary the pressure you realise what you've been misingIt looks good and works very well. Very happy, and wouldn't want to go back to a standard tap in the kitchen now

I really like this tap. It looks great and feels strong. The pull-down sprayer is smooth and the 4 spray modes are super useful. It rotates easily and the water pressure is good. Installation was pretty straightforward. Overall, very happy with the quality for the price.

Very good tap. Enjoying so far. So glad to have changed the tap.. good item.

Overall this is a nice tap. It feels sturdy and robust, very up to the job of daily use. But with one big caveat:Whilst the rest of the tap has great build and material quality, I was surprised and disappointed by the quality of the spray head - particularly since it's something you're handling every single day. It's very lightweight, and while it looks good on a photo, close up it's clearly chromed plastic, and very lightweight. It just feel cheap, every time you handle it. I also don't have a great deal of faith that the chroming process will withstand the constant contact with water. The first bit that finds ingress and gets underneath the applied finish will cause a bubble that will spread, and if that happens the finish will crack off bits at a time. It's a pity, as the rest of the tap is really nice, but now there's a little bit of me wondering whether it's worth my while even fitting it, just to have to remove it in a year's time. But I wanted to test it properly for this review, so it got plumbed in.For the rest of the tap the build is great; all metal (except the hose, which is black, but I can live with that), with a good weight and feel. The flexible hoses were a good length to be able to attach to the existing pipes under my sink, and the main tightening mechanism was easy to achieve with minimal space. We already have cut-offs on our hot and cold pipes, to connecting was pretty quick and without mess. All in all it took me about 30 mins, I'd say. All you need is a decent screwdriver.Once on, it worked great. After the initial laughs and confusion of using the pull-out spray head, I can see the draw of these taps. They really do make a lot of cleaning and rinsing jobs easier. It works well as a mixer, with no hot or cold spots in the flow, and you can get good increments on the lever. The upper unit can revolve well without any 'sticky' spots. It very handily has an internal water filter for hard-water areas, but living in the Midlands we didn't need this, so removed it with the tool supplied.It is a big thing including the arch of the hose, and you need a full-sized sink if you don't want to be spraying your surfaces either side of it.Taking all into account and looking at it attached right now, it really does look the business, and I'm very happy with it, particularly for the sub-£60 price tag. I do think that I'd've been happy to pay an extra tenner for a steel hose head, but at the price, this seems a great buy.

Excellent kitchen mixer tap. I like the features I.e the versatility of the tap to be able to rinse the sink etc. looks good as well as works perfectly.

Looks great

Wonderful tap. Easy to fit.

GETs STUCK IN THE BETWEEN DIFFERENT MODES AND MAKES A MESS IN THE KITCHEN