GGStudy Black Bathroom Faucet 2 Handles 3 Holes Faucet 8 inch Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet Tap Mixer Supply Hose Included Matching Metal Pop Up Drain

The media could not be loaded. "I am very satisfied with this faucet set. It combines both elegance and functionality in a perfect way. The design, with separate hot and cold handles, not only gives it a classic and timeless look, but also makes it very practical to adjust the water temperature just the way you like it. The stainless steel finish adds a modern touch while also being resistant and easy to clean, which helps keep it looking shiny and new for a long time. Installation was straightforward, and the handles turn smoothly without any effort. Overall, it feels like a very high-quality product that adds value and style to any bathroom."

This faucet set is easily my favorite part of our new powder room. The design looks absolutely stunning – high-end and luxurious – and I still can’t believe I found them at such an affordable price. The gold finish is beautiful and gives the space a sophisticated, elevated look.We installed them ourselves, and the process was straightforward. The only thing to note is that the drain is just slightly cooler in tone compared to the faucets, but it’s subtle and not something most people would ever notice. It certainly doesn’t take away from how gorgeous the set looks overall.I'm writing this review several months after we got them, and they've held up just fine! Still looks brand new. Easy to turn water on and off, no leaking. Checks all the boxes!!If you’re looking for a statement faucet that feels expensive without the designer price tag, this is a fantastic choice.

I love this, it’s not only stylish but it’s great quality, solid as a rock. Really good water pressure. Easy to keep clean.

This is a beautiful faucet, but it lasted one week before breaking and leaking everywhere. Plumber told me it wasn't worth fixing. It's much too late to return so I'm out not only the cost of the faucet, but the cost to buy a better faucet, and the cost for two plumbing visits (to check broken faucet and install next faucet.) This was a very expensive inexpensive faucet!

Beautiful faucet. Especially for the price point! No regrets

Installed my first of two of these.It's nice and heavy. Parts were interspersed thru the box, but all seem present.Not a fan of how the ends of the 4 lines that connect to the faucet handles, but I can forgive this if they remain leak-free. They do have double O-rings, so that part is nice. There is no easy way to tighten these ends wellwithout a channel-lock type tool used gently or twisting the hose....not a fan of either method.Several parts that require tightening, underneath a sink, with little room. A quick disconnect would be nice. Again, easy to forgive if they remain leak free. I'm leak-paranoid...so sensitive to these type of issues.I love the weight, and color, and look of this model. Plan to install the 2nd one soon and see how well they perform over time.

This is a superbly well-designed faucet, and I am not referring to the looks, although appearance is excellent. I am referring to the fact that it utilizes screw-on compression-type fittings on the ends of the "Y" combiner hose, going from each valve to the center spout, giving a leak-free, secure connection on all 3 connection points.. I went through literal hell trying to install a previous look-alike from another vendor. We have an arrangement that utilizes a diverter valve screwed into the aerator to provide a bidet hose, much the same as a portable dishwasher connection. This means that the spout is always under pressure. The previous unit had push-on snap connectors, much like Delta and many others. When I installed the previous faucet, and put the spout under pressure with the diverter, the push-on connector to the spout immediately blew off, flooding everything underneath a pedestal sink in a second-floor bathroom. After much refitting, I finally got the push-on connectors to stay on, but they dripped profusely, since the spout was under pressure. Searched for faucets that had screw on connectors for days, but they were hard to find, as I had to look on the parts diagram for each faucet, until I found this one which worked superbly with no leaking whatsoever, even under pressure on the spout. It seems to me that faucet designers could design a faucet that doesn't blow up when you pressurize the spout. Is that asking too much? And I could not find any reference to this situation on the internet. Exasperated, until I found this GGStudy. Kudos! Most other mfgs like Delta use push-on. One exception is Kingston, which seems to use screw-on compression fittings, but more expensive. The first picture below is a diagram of the GGStudy (with screw-on compression "Y" Connectors), and the second picture is an example of a "Push-On" "Y" Connector that other widespread faucets use:

I purchased 3 of these for my home. I ordered the first on a few months ago for my single sink bathroom. I liked the quality and ease of install. I had no problems with it and it looked really nice. A few months later, I decided to change out the fixtures in my double sink bathroom so I ordered 2 more. When the second set arrived, everything was the same except the drain set. Which was plastic instead of metal. I installed one with the new drain and for some reason it would not seal. I contacted the seller and asked if I could get the "older" version drain plug. They promptly sent out 2 sets and once they arrived, I installed everything with no problem. The company is very attentive and did a great job addressing my concerns. I don't think you can beat this fixture set for the price and quality you get.