RV Kitchen Faucet,Camper RV Sink Faucets Kitchen Replacement with Flexible Arc 360 Degree Rotatable Sprayer for Campers,Motorhomes,Travel Trailers,8 inch 2 Hole,Non-Metallic,Chrome

Great faucet, I honestly figured for the price it would be mediocre but the water pressure is fantastic I love the movement and range.

Works great and looks good. For a inexpensive faucet, you can't beat the price

Do not buy it ! It is "JUNK" !!!!!!!!!! I bought it installed in my RV and guess what it doesn't work. No water comes out either side hot or cold. I took it back out of the sink installed my old faucet set it works fine, it just leaks. The faucet stem, where the water comes out is showing signs of rust. So I used the stem off the new faucet set, it works fine. The problem is in the hot & cold valves, "THEY ARE CRAP ! I needed a faucet set not a piece of Chinese junk ! Yeah I could send it back at my expense, but I needed a faucet not junk !

I think it was a great purchase. I love the fact that the it swivels and the head is so much higher than typical RV kitchen faucets. The pressure is amazing!!

This is super cute & works great ! For the price you can’t beat it for an upgrade .

4 or 5 of the holes in either setting are pointed more outwards than down, causing it to spray all over my counter even when pointed into the sink. I tried wiping off the head and seeing if I could get it to spray straight but sadly couldn't fix it. Could just be mine, but you get what you pay for and I'm returning this

Easy to install. Operates as advertised.

How I wanted to give this 'RV Kitchen Faucet with Flexible Arc Sprayer' 5-Stars; alas, there is a significant design flaw/decision that keeps this otherwise wonderful product from getting top accolades. Quite simply: There is no "off" (i.e. normal flow) position. Therefore, all 3 settings provide an aerated stream of water, all pressurized. Geez, I only wish that my new showerhead was this effective!The installation was simple, even with the cramped quarters beneath my RV kitchen sink. The functionality of the flexible hose is just as effective as more traditional, home faucets with retracting nozzle heads. The pressure has made washing dishes almost "fun" to do as all 3 spray patterns are useful and make a substantial difference in efficiency.This was intended as a permanent upgrade from my former faucet and the replacement was definitely worth it. The price was surprising -- the quality is top-notch, with a plastic housing and all-metal stem and head. The base of the stem seems like it would break easily; however, if that should happen, it would definitely be more of a 'user-error' situation. As a faucet sitting at the head of my kitchen sink, I have no concerns of leaks or breaks based off of owning it for several months now.However, not having an 'off' (normal stream) position has definitely made an impact to a point where it loses a star, maybe even another 'half-star' as well. Certain tasks have become effected and as trivial as they may seem, such as filling an iron, swapping out waterpipe reservoirs, and flushing out that hot, spicy mouth, have already been missed since making the switch.Overall, I would say that I wish I had done some more research and shopping had I known how inconvenient not having a 'normal' water stream from my 'RV Kitchen Faucet with Flexible Arc Sprayer' would be. For the price, though, the value is truly hard to beat, especially if you're still sporting an older (original) faucet like I was (from 2004 -- looked like a utility faucet) and I still do not regret making the upgrade.UPDATE 12/2022: Just today, the hot water handle decided to break off and its cheap plastic doesn't allow for a simple screw-back-on fix.I might not exactly be "gentle" but I've certainly taken good care of my faucet since its installation just over one year ago.Regardless, this once awesome purchase is starting to fall apart just due to its cheap plastic and daily usage (I should mention that I reside in my rv full-time year-round).The faucet-head broke a few months ago -- the spray mode button and actual spray output were irreparable and replaced with a head that returned my normal, non-aerated pour and switches to a calmer spray.The stem is still holding upright, but as time goes on, I can see how it could easily snap given the 'right' circumstances.I actually didn't expect to write this update, but I'm currently shopping for a new faucet (again) and my previous purchase (this) showed up... hence, here I am changing my review. Hope this helps.2nd update (12/15/22) Cold water handle broke off with a simple turn -- irreparable break. Absolutely replacing asap.