This fit my new Delta faucet perfectly. It has good spray flexibility, higher flow and good swivel range. I had purchased two other nozzles with 15 different adapters but none of those worked.

Excelente compra, supera expectativas

This gadget is fantastic! Bought as a replacement because the old one had no pressure. The pressure more is really strong and the range is amazing! It rinses the entire sink! Couldn't be more pleased and the price was budget friendly!

This simple little item has made such a difference in our kitchen. It came quickly and was easy to install. Wow- the spray is so nice and easy to adjust from spray to normal flow. We HIGHLY recommend this awesome little faucet spray nozzle.

Wow, I did not expect to appreciate such a small gadget, but wow--it's amazing. Works perfect, and offers a hard stream, a softer stream, and a hard spray, all while being able to turn the head 360 degrees. A great buy

I have an older Delta faucet which has female threads. I really wanted a male threaded aerator, but I could not find one. It looks like most all of the newer faucets must now have male threads. So, I thought I would give this one a try.I did not think that I would like to use an adapter at all, especially because it is brass colored which doesn't match the rest of the aerator, but it screwed on hand tight far enough into the faucet that it is really not noticeable unless you are looking for it. I was very pleased with that.I love the 2.2 gpm ability which is great for flushing soap and such all the way down through my pipes, and the spray function is wonderful. The bearings are great as I can rotate it to reach all areas of my sink.The force of the water coming out, is still best controlled with how far you open your faucet up though. It's very easy to spray water all over, until you get used to the force of the water that this aerator puts out.I like it enough that I bought another one for a backup just in case after a few years, this one is not available anymore like the last aerator that I was so happy with, and it was a male aerator, like I wanted.Glad to have this one though. very good build quality, and very easy to install, hope it lasts a long time.

This unit is far superior to the the other best seller option.The ease of use between water flows is perfect!My tiny apt kitchen sink's faucet was causing me to get water everywhere when I used without an adapter. It was messy and wasted water.With this little device I can keep spray in sink, clean dishes, rinse sink, etc with minimal loss of water.Plus the one hand twist mechanism allows me to get appropriate water flow.I recommend and would purchase again.

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It was kind of a pain scrubbing dishes before I got this since there was never a ton of water pressure and I couldn't move the faucet to the side so washing tall things was a pain. Then I bought this thingy. I've had this thing for a few months and Oh my God, total game changer. I actually rarely turn my sink on all the way since this thing has so much pressure (in the video first with the cup is halfway on, 2nd part is fully on). This is so nice with washing dishes since it just pushes everything off. To change it from solid stream to spraw you just twist the little plastic part at the bottom. It does stick down a bit which makes it a little awkward to fill my brita pitcher, but I already had a short sink so I expected that.The swivel range on this thing is ridiculous. I probably use it as much for cleaning the sink as I do for dishes since it can reach all the way to the top (I have to make sure I don't tilt it up TOO far though, since it'll actually spray OVER the lip of the sink). Easy to install, just unscrew the old thing and screw this swivel on instead. It also comes with a few other connectors if you have a differently sized faucet. I had been debating between getting this or a handheld attachment and I'm so glad a picked this one. With how well it swivels I've never felt the need for a hose-connected sprayer that would otherwise just take up extra room in the sink. Wholeheartedly recommend.

Note: updated review when the nozzle failed after a little over a year and a half.This spray nozzle was even better than I hoped! It has dual swivel points at both ends of the short rod that allow it to easily direct the spray to all corners of the sink (see first 2 pictures). The spray setting produces a soft-feeling yet powerful spray. The laminar setting is good for filling bottles, etc. I haven’t found a lot of use for the in-between setting, but it works as described. (See second through fourth pictures.) It is easy to switch between patterns using the grey dial on the bottom. It also produces a very strong flow unlike some water-saving sprayers. My only minor complaint is that the fan pattern is almost too strong, and it sometimes splashes off of items you’re rinsing. But this is easily fixed by turning the water flow down a little. Unlike what some reviews indicated, it also comes with an adapter so it can be used with faucets with female threads as well as with those with outside threads (fifth picture). It has a filter screen built in to the top swivel ball to prevent rust or debris from clogging the nozzle. It also comes with an additional filter screen that I believe is only supposed to be used with the adapter. Overall this is a great purchase! Unfortunately it did fail after 1 year and 8 months. Water started spraying out of the side, especially when you pushed on the nozzle to redirect the spray. After taking it t apart and cleaning it, I discovered there was a crack in the tube connecting the two pieces of the nozzle, as shown in my final attached picture. As far as I know we did nothing to cause the tube to crack. So overall I really did like this nozzle, but I feel it should have at least lasted 2 or 3 years.

I love the fact it looks like it belongs on my old faucet. It works fabulous. I am super pleased with how the spray reaches all corners of my big sink.

Well made, nice machining and polished finish, great swivel action, amazingly powerful focused spray pattern, good stream flow, seems like a whole new kitchen faucet now. Simple to install by hand, brass adapter fit perfectly, no leaks just hand tight, nice silicone washers. (Night and Day difference in finish, action, and pressure) compared to the decaying more expensive (mostly plastic) one I had. Great replacement!

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This handy gadget will be a welcome addition for people who do not have a built in sprayer (usually connected to a hose that comes through a hole in the back of the sink) in their kitchen sink. The sprayer is handy when you want to rinse out food debris from the sides or bottom of your sink or use the rather powerful spray to rinse kitchenware such as plates or pans before putting them in the dishwasher. This gadget has a ring on the bottom which changes the water flow progressively from a rather fine higher pressure spray to a stream of water. The ring on the bottom can be difficult to turn with soapy or wet hands. Note that there is a big bump on 1 side (see Pic # 5) wich when grasped makes turning easier. It would have been helpful if there were more of these wedge shaped bumps or a more pronounced set of raised ridges on the ring. The design of this gadget increases water pressure with a lower water volume than most aerators which could reduce your water bill. This gadget easily swivels in a 360 arc to reach all corners of your sink.This swivel aerator appears to be well built and installed easily. This aerator was slightly louder than my old aerator when in spay mode (about 5 DB) but you get used to it quickly and I didn’t find it to be an issue. This aerator is about 2 inches longer than most standard aerators (see Pic # 1) that come with faucets which might be an issue for some people with lower faucets. My kitchen faucet is on the low side but the added length wasn’t an issue for me. In Pic # 1, note that the swivel spray aerator has a chrome finish while the smaller aerator has a stainless finish. Stainless finishes are slightly gray and differentiating between stainless and nickel finishes might be a bit of a challenge.The instructions were in a larger font which made them easier to read than most but could have been improved in the following areas;1) The instructions direct you to wear gloves but I don’t have a clue why this would be recommended and I don’t believe that gloves are required.2) Aerators are supposed to be installed by hand tightening so you should be able to remove your old aerator and install this swivel aerator without any tools. If you need to use a tool because someone over tightened old existing aerator, put a paper towel 2 to 4 layers thick over the aerator and with light pressure close the jaws of a pair of pliers over the paper towels/aerator and unscrew. You shouldn’t need much pressure.3) The instructions direct you to turn off the water supply which is usually standard procedure for plumbing work but unless you need a tool to remove the old aerator I don’t see any need to turn off the water supply.4) Before starting to install the swivel aerator, you should put a hand towel over the bottom of the sink. This will prevent anything you drop from falling into the drain and also prevent any possible chipping of a ceramic or enamel sink caused by dropping the aerator.5) In the “how to clean nozzle” section, the wrench referred to in step 2 is the blue plastic tool that comes with the spray nozzle. This tool removes the screen in the bottom of the spray nozzle which enables you to clean out any debris such as pieces of calcium or sand that can build up over time inside of the faucet. Generally, you would only need to remove the aerator from the bottom of the swivel aerator and flush out about once per year or only when water pressure declines.Note that this spray aerator will not fit every faucet. This aerator fit my kitchen faucet and 1 of my bathroom faucets but did not fit a Price Pfister bathroom faucet. The adapter that comes with the aerator just changes the gender of the faucet fitting but not the size. Before ordering this swivel aerator, you should remove and measure the existing aerator in the faucet you would want to use the swivel aerator on. If your current aerator has the threads on the outside like the aerator on the left in Pic #4 then you will need to use the adapter. Measure your existing aerator interior diameter from 1 side to the opposite side (see Pic #2). If the measurement is 7/8” then this swivel aerator should fit your faucet. If, like in Pic #3 the measurement is ¾” then this aerator will not fit your faucet.

It took about 30 seconds to install this Swivel Faucet Aerator. It was not hard at all. I really like having a faucet that swivels. It makes cleaning the sink a lot easier. I used to have to cup water in my hands and splash it around the sink to clean it. Its a really cool feature that adds to my sink. If I had one negative, its that the steady water stream kind of sucks. You have to turn on the hot and cold to get the water to come out thick enough. But that could just be the faucet in my apartment. I really like the second nozel function though. The spray feature is great. As seen in the photo I included, I use this stream more than the regular stream.I feel like this Aerator is a gateway drug, if you will. I really like how different the second spray feature works and along with the swivel function I could see myself going down the Aerator rabbit hole and looking for something even better. Still though, for the price, this is a great value. And it's 10 times better than your stock faucet aerator. 5 out of 5 for what it's described as.

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Okay I got this for the kitchen but my faucet doesn't work with it (or I need to find the proper tool) so I took it on over to the bathroom and it's awesome! Easy-peasy cleaning toothpaste and such in the sink. I recommend for kitchen or bathroom now.

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I think this aerator is an excellent product, that is made with full of functions that doesn't normally come with conventional aerator. Here is what I think about this piece.Build Quality & Design :It is made with shiny chrome coated material, I am not sure the inner side is weather metal or plastic. At least, it's pretty well made, not so many off-sets and bumpiness. It does come with faucet shape converter as well, so even if your faucet is older/newer one, it will connect well.Assembly:It comes with plastic nozzle wrench and rubber sealer, so you don't have to have anything additional. It is pretty straightforward and comes with manual, so don't worry too much about it. Once you screw converter to your faucet then it's pretty hard to dissemble, so please make sure you inserted the rubber sealer before a head.Functionality:It has two modes (stream & rain), which can be adjusted like gradient. It works with relatively high pressure, but you can easily adjust this from your faucet. The head can be tilted 360 degree horizontally, while vertical angle is very limited.Buy this if you want: to have nicely built aerator with adjustable water stream or angleDon't if you need : some simple and budget aerator

This swivel aerator was a nice upgrade for a faucet that used to have a terrible fixed aerator in it. The wide swivel angle makes it possible to rinse down the entire sink, which is fantastic. And the laminar flow is so smooth! It has a very premium feel, and I swear it takes less time to wash my hands with it. The installation was very smooth too - hand tightening seems to be sufficient for preventing leaks even using the included thread adapter.My only complaint is a very minor one - the included male->female faucet thread adapter leaves a visible gap, as seen in the attached picture. In my case it's not visible from above, so not a big deal, but potentially a problem if you have a high faucet with female threads.

More plastic fits okayLet's see how long it lasts

Useless purchase. It doesn't fit my faucet, so I can't even test if it works. Save yourself the trouble & verify the specifications before buying

This turned out better than I imagined. Works great