Side by Side Comparison of: Premier Faucet vs Danco vs DELTA FAUCET

So far this faucet is great! The only drawback was that the two black things that you use to tighten the faucet to the underside of the sink weren't the right size. The bolt coming out of the faucet was much, much thinner than what those tightening things were, so I had to use the old ones from the old faucet. Otherwise, the faucet pulls out nicely and has a nice water flow, and feels stable and not too plasticky.

Excellent unit once installed, but I had to do a lot more plumbing work than expected: The hot and cold female hose connectors from my old faucet were 7/16 " fittings whereas the Premier faucet has 3/8 " fittings. In other words, the existing hot and cold water shutoff valves could not connect to the Premier valve's 3/8" female hose fittings. Home Depot & local hardware store had no suitable adapters so I ended up having to replace both water shutoff valves beneath the sink to accomodate the 3/8" Premier Faucet connectiors.. To make things more interesting, the new a cold water shutoff valve had to accept the 3/8" connection from the Premier Faucet AND a 1/4" female connection for the refrigerator Ice maker & water dispenser. Similarly, the new Hot Water shutoff valve had to accept the 3/8" connection from the Premier Faucet AND a 1/2" connection to the dishwasher. The two new shutoff valves cost around $25.00 EACH, so that upped the price of the Premier faucet considerably.

Super easy to install. Online manual was great as I misplaced the paper instructions.Once I got the sink prepared (read watched lots of internet videos), the faucet went in super quick.I had to remove my sink basin to get the old faucet out (old house). I installed the faucet while the basin was on the floor. Hooked up the water connections when the basin was back in. Could have used a quick graphic of where to apply the Plumbers Putty, but I'll assume I did it correct.I should have bought the matching soap dispenser at the same time. That would have been fun.NOTE: lift the handle when inserting the sprayer tube.

First things first. This thing requires 3/8" fittings. Seems like the standard compression style fittings that sinks have, but i had 1/2" so i had to change out the valves under my sink, whicj required turning off water to the whole house. Kinda a pain. And i am surprised to see that there is nothing about this in the description, and nobody else seems to note it. Maybe my old sink was an odd ball. I dunno.Anyways this sink works great. It looks great. It has stream and spray mode. Its nice. It seems to be set up to work in a single hole setup but i used in in a 3 hole setup with the little plate underneath. It goes together nice as long as your buzzed cousin who is helping you can figure out what you mean by straighten it out... Youll see.Have fun...

Here is a video I made about installing this faucet: [...]Pros:Price, much cheaper than a faucet at the big box stores, walmart carries this same faucet as well for $15-$20 more. It comes with attached stainless supply lines and all necessary hardware.Very easy to install.The button at the top changes the spray pattern.The base swivelsCons:No instructions or parts diagram, so you may not know what certain parts are for.Other thoughts: If you are replacing a faucet with a separate sprayer you may end up with an extra hole to fill in the sink, where the old sprayer head used to be.You could put a blank plug, a soap dispenser, or filtered water spout there instead.You can find installation instructions for a similar faucet but not this faucet on the premier website.[...][...]

Very pleased with the product. It was a little bit of a challenge to install since there were no instructions. The internet and some basic knowledge from previous plumbing ventures prevailed and the installation was a success. We were skeptical about a pull out sprayer but it works very well on the rare occasion it gets used. This unit is visually appealing unlike many other pullout sprayer facets you might see.

Looks nice but it's not all metal.

This is not a heavy duty metal faucet and suspect the chrome finish if not treated gently will after a few years start to wear thin.So only gave 3 stars so comparing to higher priced units more fair.With that said, it is a perfect replacement in our kitchen and installed without issues (except getting the old one out...). All hose and connectors were correct size, not sure other reviewer issue on that. Instructions were clear and gave option of plate or no base plate.You should pickup Teflon tape from hardware store and wrap threads on fittings, that was not mentioned in instructions although they did mention plumber putty - so when picking that up grab the tape too.While not metal, it seems well made and everything fits and operates with a solid feel to it. Turn on, its on, turn off its off.Plan on replacing in few years with new sink/faucet, so if finish wears not worried.

Does drip a bit after you turn it off and it would be nicer if it was taller. Otherwise, there's good pressure with both nozzle settings.

Works fine, but does not come with the adapter which would make it fit my water outlets. Hooked the faucet up one evening after work and had to wait until the next evening to make it to a hardware store to get the adapter (faucet hose is smaller than a normal sink outlet). Then buying the adapter was follyfull as well. Make sure you get an adapter that comes with washers built in!

I ordered as a replacement based on price & function though had to return. The dual ceramic deep sink did not accommodate the standard mounting requiring a separate joystick control model.

I didn't read the description well enough and I was really surprised when it arrived and it was plastic, not metal.It wasn't what I was looking for and I returned it.

I Like the faucet. But exactly like the other reviewer. I bought it mid 2015 and the chrome on the base is peeling badly! It's not leaking but I have to completely remove it and reinstall to replace the base!! Maybe just a bad batch of bases at that time but still aggravating.

I installed this faucet a year ago, and it was exactly what I hoped for. Unfortunately, last week, the chrome plating/paint started flaking off the base. So it's probably only got another month before it needs to be replaced. Disappointing.

It's backwards. Cold is on the left and hot is on the right. First time I've seen that.

Its a bit large over all, install was easy, but it leaks out the handle, if its on stream the spray part leaks, drips like crazy, after firmly pressing the button, it still drips. But for an inexpensive faucet, its fine, its not like it drip anywhere but into the sink. To be clear, it only leaks/drips at the spout and only with the water running.

the faucet arrived on time there was no instructions in box and had to spend $34.00 for parts so i could install for trip in rv. will not order anything from premier again uas not happy.

a lot of reviews complained about not having instructions, but mine did. some people complained about the fittings, but this connected directly to my water mains. too bad the tubes were a little short, so i had to buy a $8 extension cable for the hot water tap (my cold water pipe was a little closer to the faucet, so i only had to get one).regardless, i do not recommend this product. it looks nice, but the whole construction feels cheap (obviously because it's some type of plastic hybrid, but i expected it to be more sturdy). the main complaint is that the putty plate does not sit perfectly flush with the top plate; they fit together, but there are slight gaps that allow water to leak through even though you tighten all the parts. also, the faucet swivels right on top of the plate, which means water can also get in between, and eventually into the base plate or eventually through the sink holes that it's mounted on. my previous faucet had a stationary section where it meets the plate, and that allows a water-tight connection; this is not the case here. if my sink wasn't formed all weird, which made this normally easy-to-install faucet VERY difficult to install, i would take it back out and replace it with something better.PROs: cheap; looks nice; good water pressureCONs: cheap feel; gaps that allow water to potentially flow under the sink

Bought this Sept 2015, hose blew a hole, water every where (Happened over night, what a nice surprise to wake up to). Since hoses are permanently attached, have to buy a whole new faucet. Means paying for two plumber trips, once to let me know he can't replace hoses, need to buy new faucet, the second time to install faucet once I bought, no water in kitchen for two days, not happy!!! Will not buy again.

It had a funny smell out of the gate, It started CLOUDING up my water, after a few months, getting progressively WORSE. I suspect FOREIGN MOLD. I changed this out to a NEW faucet with NO RUBBER hose inside and my water is NO LONGER BROWN, and Surprize- I am NOT coming down with sickness Throat and sinus and chest infections sent me to the Dr 3 times until i TRASHED this DANGEROUS ITEM!

I've been about to pull my freaking hair out over this. My motor coach has 1/2" PEX supply lines but the faucet has 3/8". I have not been able to find an adapter or anything to mate the two different sizes.

Looks nice - however it leaks!Update - I had 2 of these in Kitchen Faucets installed and they both leaked right away and also the base squeaks when turning!The plumber that came out last weekend said to go with a Delta Faucet instead - much better quality! So will order a Delta Faucet through Amazon. The Plumber told us that Premier is low quality and they have had a lot of problems with these due to low quality control.Also note: I contacted Premier Company and they will not do anything for me - so don't buy one of these faucets it will only cause problems and the supplier wont stand behind their "10year Warranty"!

Must be a Euro model. The line conectors don't fit any American thread. I rebuilt the old one.

After I installed and connected this unit on-site in a rental unit, I found that the hot water didn't flow. Rather the leave the renter without a kitchen faucet, I had to completely disassemble the valve mechanism and found that the hot water inlet on the faucet body (the main chunk of brass making up the faucet) had not been drilled--it didn't connect to anything! I had to painfully and carefully drill down through the brass seat to the inlet connection with available hand tools. The quality control on this product is obviously nonexistent.