Moen Kiran Spot Resist Stainless One-Handle High Arc Pulldown Kitchen Faucet with Power Clean, 87599SRS

Simple, clean looking faucet. Especially if you prefer a square look. I bought two of these, compliments any big sinks.

Not a plumber and boy it took me a while to install but absolutely love the finished product!!!!This is a great kitchen tap (yep sorry I am English) works well looks great and very pleased with it !!!!!

I ordered this Moen kitchen faucet for our outdoor kitchen, and it not only works great and feels solidly made, it looks great too. We ordered the matte black version of this faucet and we think it looks great paired with our outdoor kitchen’s stainless-steel sink. It looks super sleek and stylish. The faucet’s square-to-round-to-square shape is very out of the ordinary and eye-catching. We like it a lot.Now, if you do any home repairs around your house, I think you will find this faucet quite easy to install. Installation is completely straightforward. I ran into no unforeseen or time-consuming problems. In fact, I took out the old faucet and installed this faucet in less than 30 minutes.Beyond all of that, I think most will agree that Moen is a very good brand that is known for upscale quality products at a reasonable price when compared to other upscale and premium brands. I don’t think I’ve ever owned a Moen faucet that needed to be replaced in less than 15 years. And even then, only for lackluster appearance reasons.Consequently, I literally have no legitimate reason to not recommend this faucet. And like I said, we like it a lot. So I recommend it highly.If you have any questions about this Moen Kiran kitchen faucet, please feel free to ask, and I'll try my best to answer. I hope you found this review helpful.

This is the second one I have bought. New kitchen Island, had to match the main counter.

Just as expected. This works really well with the modern/squared edge décor throughout our small apartment. I thought (and had hoped) the magnet holding the pull spray would be stronger, but it does the job. Just hoping it'll hold up. The faucet was easy to install, and then move, when I decided it should be on the other side of the sink... All in all, a great purchase, and one of the better prices I'd seen for the faucet.

I’ve never installed a faucet before and I waited until I had all the dishes clean and a big chunk of time before starting this - just in case I completely botched it. I followed the instructions, they were clear and there was nothing too hard for me to do. The worst part was actually taking off the previous faucet. I was concerned for a moment when I couldn’t get the main nut tight enough but there is a special tool that you slip over the bolt so you can finish tightening it with some extra leverage. Very nice.It looks nice! My previous faucet has a similar set up with the head turning into a hose/sprayer. With my old one the switch was set into the faucet and I’d have to set things down to reach the switch and change modes. This one is better because you can press the buttons and hold the sprayer with the same hand. There is also a “pause” button that cuts off the water. This is great for rinsing water bottles and for filling pots.My previous faucet was failing at the point where the hose connected to the faucet head, this one has a metal joint. My old one didn’t have a joint and the sleeve around the hose was broken from getting bent back and forth during normal use.The only problem I have so far is that I hit the pause button to try to turn off the faucet, and I feel confused for half a second when it doesn’t turn off completely. I think (I hope) I’ll get used to that.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I recently purchased the Moen Kiran Matte Black Pulldown Faucet for my kitchen renovation, and while I haven’t installed it yet, I’m already impressed. The finish is striking—matte black with a clean, modern look that feels both stylish and timeless. It really stands out in the best way and looks like it will pair well with a variety of countertop and cabinet styles.Out of the box, the faucet feels solid and well-made. The materials and weight give a strong impression of quality, and the Power Clean feature is one of the reasons I chose it. The design is sleek but functional, and I can tell it’s going to make a difference in both how the kitchen looks and how it works. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to install it until my kitchen renovation is further along, but I’m looking forward to seeing it in action. So far, it feels like a worthwhile investment, and I’m hopeful it’ll perform as well as it looks.

My previous faucet (also a Moen) mounted concentrically in the hole. This one doesn't. In my case there are details that make this instantly obvious: a label in the sink and the seam between the two pieces of granite in the countertop.Installation is fairly easy, although one step needs two and a half hands: while under the sink, you need to keep the washer from falling off while trying to start the mounting nut. The included tool helps tighten the nut easily; a screwdriver is used as a "T" handle, but space is tight with a sink in the way. The supply hoses are generously long and the counterweight is pleasantly small.The maximum flow is leisurely. This may contribute to saving water but the flow isn't there when you need it. The spray is similarly weak; adequate for many tasks but not for effectively clearing anything more than loose debris. I've used other sprayers that can concentrate the pressure even at a restricted flow.I haven't installed the soap dispenser because that requires drilling a new hole in the granite and my past experience with in-counter dispensers is that they don't hold up and aren't worth the bother. This one doesn't seem especially sturdy.In the end, you are paying for appearance, brand name and presumed durability. There's nothing terribly wrong with this faucet; I'm just not thrilled by it.