Hansgrohe 14127001 Talis C Open Channel Single-Hole Lavatory Faucet, Chrome

3 stars for now, as I don't have enough information to say how well it works. Would agree that the water flow is low, but the most disappointing was that the pop up stopper was not in rubbed bronze, but in chrome. While I understand that the rubbed bronze would likely discolor over time, the chrome doesn't match. I will be looking to replace the stopper.

Great little faucet. If you have hard water, it will show water spots along the little trough tho.

Love the hansgrohe product. Purchased 3 of these for our bathroom remodel.

I would love to give this product 5 stars but. The water flow should be more user adjustable. Withe the valves wide open under the sink, the water flow is a bit low. I understand the company has a strong goal of conserving water with style and quality but they should leave a little room for customer adjustments. Also, the water stopper doesn't work very well at all. You cannot hold water in the sink for very long. It is a shame for such a high quality and mostly well engineered product to fail at such a basic function. Other than that the finish and construction of this item is superb. The installation was very easy. Just make sure you drill the hole to be 1 1/4 inch rather than the. 1 3/8 inch listed in the instructions. The diagram is correct however. It shows the hole opening to be 1 1/4 inch.

If you're not familiar with this type of faucet perhaps the first question is: "Why?".My answer to that is that, aside from visual aesthetics, this type faucet is like having a gentle waterfall in your bathroom - as opposed to the typical lavatory faucet fire hose sound and stream appearance. It's much more tranquil and soothing when you're half-asleep and/or hungover. And, besides, it's a lot easier to suck up a mouthful of water to rinse after brushing.As to this particular faucet, it is typical and expensive Hansgrohe quality - solid, well made, indestructible and beautiful (I think).