On a budget this is well worth the money! It was VERY easy to install (getting our old one out was a whole other matter). I will mention the hose retracts via a very heavy, well attached weight on the end of the hose under the sink.Pros:- Excellent water pressure- Smooth operation of handle & hose- Hose retracts smoothly and returns to start position- The base perfectly covered the original holes for the hot/cold water knobs- The DANCO Kitchen Sink Hole Cover | Sink Plug Cover, Brushed Nickel (89478) (also purchased on Amazon) matched the faucet. This cover was installed to cover the hole from the original spray nozzle.- 3 different spray settings on the hose with a quick stop button- Able to fit a Ball Canning Pot under it with ease or can leave it on the counter and use the hose to fill it.Cons:- Haven't found one yet.Well worth the money if you are looking for a stylish faucet with out breaking the bank. Highly recommend this one! These are my impressions after installing and using this for one day.Unboxing:Pulling this out of the box it felt solid, and looked good. It was packed nicely, and had no signs of shipping damage.Installing:I was able to install this easily with just a pair of pliers, and a Philips screw driver. The instructions were clear enough, and I had no trouble with the actual install. The only potential problem was a minor one with the instructions. The instructions show you should place the faucet through the mounting hole in the sink (Optionally including the bezel for 3 hole sinks), then from underneath, put on the plastic washer, the metal washer, and the large nut. What it doesn't show is that there is a O ring that needs to go on the faucet stem BEFORE it is put through the mounting hole or the bezel. This was not tough to figure out, but could be a little confusing.All in all I was able to remove the old faucet and mount the new one in less than an hour.Operation:I am very pleased with how this faucet works. The handle feels smooth and solid to operate and I had no trouble adjusting it to my desired temperature and flow rate. The spray select buttons work well. The spray setting is quite powerful, which is nice for cleaning. The faucet feels solid and the pull down nozzle works smoothly and returns without problems. This faucet also looks reasonably good and matches the brushed stainless sink I mounted it to reasonably well.Some very minor complaints:Adjusting the temperature while the water is on feels just a little awkward. It isn't difficult, but it is not ideal.On the spray setting, with the water turned all the way on it may be a little too strong, and a light mist/splash will escape the sink.The button to select the spray mode has a very light touch. I would have preferred it to take just a little more pressure to change the mode.Overall:I think that this is a very good faucet, and seems comparable to others that cost four times as much. It's well worth the price and deserves the five star rating.  I loved the box it came in. The directions. The easy install. The performance. It’s a beautiful thing. You will love her. Look at my video.  Looks pretty cant wait to see it JUST installed this faucet in our after school building. SIMPLE is the word! Only needed 2 tools and a towel. I have installed a similarly designed faucet and this one looks and feels great. Pretty sturdy and no leaksWe did have to get used to the water flow buttons for the pullout handle to be located behind the handle (facing the faucet rather than facing us). I get it, use your fingers rather than your thumb to change from stream to spray. We'll see if everyone else in the building will make sure the handle gets put back in the neck rather than leave it dangling.I did notice one little thing that isn't worth a star...The little blue and red button on the handle is backward. (See the first picture below. Faucet on the left is the original faucet. The faucet on the right is the new faucet) Typically the red is on the right and blue is on the left for hot - cold water. I tried to turn the button but noticed it was not budging. No problem, I just made sure the plumbing was matched the button and I'll let my employees know. I bought this to replace a really, really short faucet. My old faucet was so short that cleaning a large skillet would cause water to dump on the floor. Plus it leaked, sometimes. I saw this faucet and it had all the features I might want: extendable head and sprayer. I don't see myself using the "hold" button all that much. Maybe if it was a toggle instead of a press-it-and-it-stops button. Although, at that point should just turn off the water.Anyhow, this faucet looks almost exactly like some $400 models out there, and has beautiful rounded edges. The brushed nickel is really nice and I won't have to worry about drying it after every use, like I imagine I'd have to do with a chrome faucet. I really like how you can turn off the water with it on full hot or full cold, as some faucets make you rotate it to the middle as you're turning it off. Works great when washing dishes and needing to turn the water off for a moment. It's a very minor thing, but it's nice all the same.As for installation, it was really easy. I've never done any sort of plumbing work before, not even turning off the water. Removing my old hoses was a huge pain, but putting the included hoses on was the easiest thing ever. I didn't even need to use plumber's tape and it's leak free! But a word of warning, especially if you don't read instructions all that well. When you're under the sink with your bowl and you're running the faucet.....the water comes out of the end with the quick connector and not the hose that clicks onto it. I made a bit of a mess with that one, but completely my fault.All in all, it's really nice and my friends/guests like it too.