2 Handles Heavy Duty Widespread Bathroom Faucet Matt Black Bathroom Sink Faucet 3 Hole with Metal Pop up Drain Assembly and Supply Hoses

First, I would like to say that I do love the product, but after just 4 months, the black paint on one of the drain stoppers is peeling off. I could see if it was over one year’s old, but it’s not even six months old and I don’t use harsh cleaning products. So far, the other stopper I purchased is fine, so I’m not sure if this was a defected one or not.

Highly recommend this black faucet. It’s very good looking and also good price point. Also very easy to install according to my husband.

Very happy with the faucet! However the drain stopper is chipping away!! Has only been in sink for 3 months!! The matte black is simply just painted, it will soon be all silver!!Never buy this again!!

LOVE THE STYLE. ONLY DOWN SIDE IS IT SEEMS TO SHOW WATER MARKS MORE THAN OUR OIL RUBBED BRONZE DID,

This is my second plumbing fixture from this new generic brand, gele. I like them both, they seem well built, thicker materials and seems more durable than other generic brands I've tried, no obvious problems.I have to remind you, though, that generic brands are always going to be inferior to name brands. The finish on this is going to be thinner and not as durable as a name brand. I can see fingerprints, I think it may scratch or scuff over time. Also it's metal but it's got quite a bit of plastic in it. With generic brands, there are a lot of unknowns about quality, longevity, availability of replacement parts, customer support, warranty, etc. Also I had a generic plumbing fixture fail after about 30 days - fortunately I never finished install (I didn't trust it), so it wasn't much effort to uninstall, and didn't cause any damage. But a plumbing failure can easily cause thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars of damage, so keep that in mind when weighing cost, etc.This looks like it belongs in the office because of the square design, and the colors in the handles. For home, I would prefer all black to match my other matte black fixtures.The popup drain doesn't really fit a standard US sink. Keep your old gasket, because these gaskets leak. The gasket on top is supposed to eliminate the need for plumbers putty, but what it does is raises the sink stopper so it's not flush with the bottom of the sink, causing a ring of standing water. That standing water will cause a stain within a week.Also the popup drain has an overflow hole for overflow sinks, but the hole isn't deep enough for standard US sinks. That means you're not going to know it, but you'll have some standing water under your sink as well. That can trap bacteria, slime, and mold. It can also be a breeding place for sink gnats. You can fix this by drilling out the hole and making it larger, not a huge deal. But I don't think anyone is really going to do this - you're just going to have problems, strange smells, bugs, and not realize why.Perhaps most people would benefit by just keeping their old sink drain. The faucet itself seems fine (again, though, my reservations about generic brands). It looks sharp, seems to perform fine. But with the unknowns, coupled with the popup drain problems, I would strongly encourage you look at some name brand faucets first.

Stylish and well built at a modest price.

Nothing to dislike

Quality is not good at all. The matte black finish came of within a couple months and the push drain seized up on both faucets where they couldn’t be opened anymore. Best to buy name brand and better quality.