Touchless Bathroom Sink Faucet Hands-Free, Battery or Plug-in Powered, Commercial Auto Motion Sensor Faucet, AC/DC Powered, Temperature Mixing Valve, Brass, Polishe Chrome

I recently received this touchless bathroom sink faucet, and it has significantly elevated both the style and functionality of my bathroom. The hands-free operation is incredibly convenient, not just enhancing the cleanliness but also adding a touch of modern technology that feels right at home in any commercial space or a sophisticated residential bathroom.Constructed from durable brass with a polished chrome finish, this faucet stands out for its sleek and stylish design. It perfectly complements other chrome fixtures in my bathroom, creating a seamless look. The touchless feature is not just about aesthetics; it’s a practical enhancement in today’s world, minimizing the spread of germs and reducing the need for constant cleaning.What I appreciate most is the dual power supply option. The ability to choose between AC power or batteries is a thoughtful touch, offering flexibility depending on the setup and wiring constraints of your bathroom. The temperature mixing valve is another standout feature, allowing for easy adjustments between hot and cold water, which is essential for any user's comfort.Installation was straightforward, with all necessary parts and a clear manual included. This made the setup quick and hassle-free, which is always a bonus. In terms of performance and build quality, the faucet feels robust and reliable. I look forward to seeing how it holds up with more extensive use, but initial impressions suggest that it will serve well for a long time.For anyone considering an upgrade to a more hygienic, stylish, and user-friendly bathroom setup, this touchless faucet might just be what you’re looking for. It offers great value for money, especially considering the quality of materials and the technology involved.

Let me start by saying I ordered the Bathfinesse Touchless Bathroom Sink Faucet because I thought it would be cool to have on my bathroom sink. Unfortunately it just didn't work out for me for a few reasons. I think the cool factor is the main reason to have a faucet like this, but it does also save water with the water flow being on a timer. Other then that, the hands free "germ" benefits don't pertain to me, because I'm the only person who uses my bathroom sink.The issues I had were due to this faucet being made for commercial use, in high traffic bathrooms. This made some of the functions a bit of an annoyance for me. There is one issue that seems to be a problem with the actual faucet and not just it being built for a different environment, and that's the sensor. I was having issues with getting the sensor to to recognize my hands under the faucet and turn the water on. I was having to hold one hand close to the sensor and wave it and catch the right spot for the sensor to trigger the water. It would also shut the water off before I was done washing my hands and I would have to keep waving my hand to get it back on.Other than the sensor, another announce was you set the temperature of the water and that's what you get each time. I actually use my bathroom sink to get water, I will fill up a glass of water at night if I'm thirsty and save myself a trip to the kitchen while I'm half asleep. I'm not big on drinking warm water, and also not a fan of warm water when I'm rinsing after brushing my teeth. Another small annoyance was I didn't have a plug in near my sink that I could plug the faucet into, so I went the battery route. I live in a smaller apartment, so any place their is space is filled with items. This makes the cabinet under my sink prime storage space for all bathroom items. I have to empty everything from under the sink and then put it all back just to change the batteries.Overall, the Bathfinesse Touchless Bathroom Sink Faucet seems to be a good faucet for a office or public bathroom, it just wasn't a good fit for my bathroom. I still am giving 4 stars because I do think anyone looking to buy for an office bathroom, this faucet will work for you. I did take a star for the sensor issue.

I tried to install this but I think I'm missing some parts to install it or something. either that or I got the wrong thing to fit on my bathroom sink. For whatever reason I can't get it to work for me, unfortunately. It looks really cool though and well-made. I really wish it would have worked for me!

Looks awesome in my rental bathroom and is easy to use

Works as expected. Made of good durable quality materials. Can't wait to get more use out of it! Price value is good for the money.

This seems like a sturdy faucet, and well made with advanced touchless technology. I was impressed this was available for non-commercial consumers, and at such an affordable price. I had high hopes for that, and installed this in the second bathroom, thinking we could wash our hands easily as soon as we come in, without getting dirt or germs on the faucet. It works, but sometimes won't recognize you. The problems you get with sensors in public bathrooms happens with this too, with having to wave your hands or not being recognized, and there's no manual button. It will also cut off the water if it stops sensing you, which can lead to hilarious but not that funny situations where you have soapy hands and really need to fight to get it started. Installing this wasn't too difficult, and I think everything is right, but the faucet just isn't as responsive as you would like using it in a normal home.

In this day and age enough cant be said about technology like this for helping to slow the spreading of germs. Especially the sink where everyone washes their dirty hands.

The sensor is more annoying than convenient. It doesn't work the way it should. I couldn't find any adjustment. When you put your hands where they go to wash, the water doesn't turn on. You have to move your hands closer to the sensor. When the water does turn on, it turns off almost immediatelyIt's coming out ASAP!