360 Degree Swivel Sink Faucet Aerator, Big Angle High Pressure Large Flow Aerator Dual Function Kitchen Faucet Aerator,55/64 Inch Female Thread Polished Chrome

I love how elegant this swivel looks. But what I love more is how well it functions. It reaches the full range of my sink, making rinsing large items and rinsing the walls of my sink a breeze. The item appears to be well made, articulates very well, and switches between straight running water and a wider spray with a quick twist. (Be careful not to overshoot the sink!)I gave it just 4 stars on the installation because the item did not immediately fit my faucet and I had to search for an adapter at the hardware store. (This took about a half hour with a clerk helping me.) Other than that, the installation was easy. The item appears to be well made and articulates very well. If it holds up well over time, I will be thrilled, as all my other swivels have worn out rather quickly.Note: The seller does show the measurements quite clearly online but I had overlooked the position of the threads when ordering. That said, I'm glad I ordered it as I am very happy with its performance.

Surprisingly high apparent quality, so far so good. It's double jointed so it really swivels quite far. The "twist to spray" feature works smoothly. I was worried with lowering my already-low faucet outlet, but since this thing swings so far it makes this problem not so bad. The product came with an adapter for matching to various faucets (didn't use it) in a fancy metal box with a window and a foam cushion, very well packaged. I was concerned about the amount of water flow: I wanted at least 2 GPM, more than my current measly 1.5. There are multiple statements about the product on the website, as to how much water it puts out, very confusing. Add to that, the instructions which come with the product say another amount, and even that is confusing, you're not sure if they're talking about the water savings amount or the water output amount (terrible English.....). So I checked it myself, as accurately as I could. With our water pressure around 60 PSI, I timed 15 seconds of flow (1/4 of a minute) and got 74 ounces. That comes to 296 ounces/minute. So, roughly that translates to about 2.3 GPM (this test was with using the "aerator" setting).For me it's a pleasantly-noticeable increase.If this thing continues to work well and doesn't fall apart for some hidden reason, I would say it's pretty darn good!

The swivel is an added value to my kitchen faucet. I live in a rental apartment so much more economical. Other choice would be to purchase a new faucet at my expense. Looks modern and easy to install and use.

We like this product bc it twists to reach all parts of our two-sided sink and the water is aerated enough to prevent splashing over the edge of the sinks.

Reaches every part of my sink as well as places I don't want water (operate with care), with a more powerful spray than my old aerator (operate with care, it splatters). These are not criticisms.A reviewer with arthritis complained that with wet hands the switch between spray and stream required a stronger grip than they could manage. I can't evaluate their experience, but if mine were any easier I think it would be difficult to spray the whole sink without repeatedly switching by accident. My old push-pull aerator became more and more stiff with age, becoming far more difficult than this. I will say that the only reason this one is so smooth that your grip may slip is someone's idea of esthetics, which they should rethink.After 21 (make that 26) months' experience: it's holding up well. One further issue: the switch between spray and stream may be done by turning the nozzle either clockwise or counterclockwise. If the next turn could go the same direction indefinitely, that wouldn't be a problem, but at some point the next turn CW (or CCW) won't go and you have to go back the other direction. Since I don't know which direction I last turned it, I have to try and frequently fail and then reverse. A fix would ensure that there are only two rotational positions: if you last went CW to spray, then the switch to stream is always CCW, no trial needed.

Our kitchen sink in our temporary housing did not come with a sprayer. I would never have thought it would bother me as much as it did. This little attachment works great! The normal adequate but not great flow of water is now great with the aerator. With a simple twist, the attachment changes from nice aerated flow to sprayer. The range of motion is very good and reaches to the edge and over of my sink. Great value. Love it!

This has really improved our dish washing. It helps my very old and standard sink to look newer.

I've had two of these. They work great, but both have broken in less than a year.....they look like all metal, but actually a lot of plastic. which split and gets blown off faucet.

I was really surprised at how well-made and easy to install this faucet head was. It is a high quality, stainless steel head with a single flow and stream feature that has also increased the water pressure. Very pleased with the product.

Bought this to replace the multiple cheap swivel spray nozzles I've purchased in the past. This nozzle is surprisingly strong and the range of motion is much better compared to others I've tried. I hardly ever need to reach for the hose accessory on my sink anymore. Highly recommended.

Less splash in our sink. Matches the chrome finish perfectly. Easy to switch from spray to full flow. Swivels to allow cleaning of sink.

VERY IMPRESSED GOOD WATER FLOW & WELL BUILT I have the 1.8 nGPM not enough for kitchen faucet good for bathroom sink Bought this 2.5GPM IT'S perfect time will tell on how log it lasts HIGH HOPES

Not the easiest to install. I had to use the adapter (M to M) and it kept leaking until I snugged it up with my wrench. I did use Teflon tape. The flow rate is no where near 2.5 GPM. The brochure it came with says it's 1.8 GPM. The instructions are cryptic as to leaving in or removing the various washers and restrictors and filter. But on the positive side, it well built, looks good, and hasn't broken yet (some reviewers had problems with reliability).