KRAUS Bolden Commercial Style 2-Function Single Handle Pull Down Kitchen Faucet in Matte Black, KPF-1610MB

The color is beautiful, champagne bronze and perfectly matches my cabinet handles, this was easy to install by the plumber, and when I clean it looks like new. It does not get marked by water spots like our old matte black that never looked cleaned. Great quality and expensive look to the kitchen, but sometimes wish I would gone with something more of an elegant look than the industrial; I feel like it takes away from my elegant, beautiful white Taj Mahal counter tops. Great Choice regardless!…Easy of use, good water pressure, good value, beautiful color.

Beautiful. I’m very happy with this purchase. The color is great. The spray is great as well- the water pressure is perfect . The brushed/satin brass color is perfect, not too orange or yellow. I have had it for a few months and have been very pleased. I was searching for a perfect brass faucet and many were above my price point or a brand I was unfamiliar with. This brand seems legit and worthwhile.

At first, I was skeptical about buying this type of faucet for cheap. Needless to say we are very happy with our purchase. This has been a great faucet so far. we have been using it for about 6 months now without any complaints. Pros: -color and finish is beautiful -Spray feature is strong and works well -has great flow -the handle has a nice firm feel like many of the higher end brands -the flexibility and range is excellent -Installation was very easy Cons: I honestly do not have any cons about this faucet. If this is the style of faucet you are looking for, go ahead and pull the trigger on it. I would highly recommend to anyone that is worried about it being cheaply made.

I absolutely love the way that this faucet looks with my new sink. It is very easy to use with 2 settings for the spray and the fact that it swivels and has a pull down nozzle is a game changer.

I bought this faucet to replace a 10 year old faucet that was flowing at 25% of normal. It was a commercial Krause faucet that was 24" high. After replacing the tubing, shutoff valves and taking apart the old faucet to find a calcium cake in it, I bought this faucet. I was looking for a mid-tier brand (Kraus fits that), has an extendable hose (checks that as well), plus is a single hold faucet (another check). I wanted black to closer match the appliances. The KPF-1610MB (its the old-school one sans handless sensor) fits my requirements. Youtube installation video was a breeze to do myself. The flow was back to normal, but having a plastic end on the hose does feel cheap. The hose, handle, base and holder-arm are all metal. Under the sink, the hoses have a plastic mesh covering the flexible tubing (which I assume is plastic). The removable handle is easy to use, and easy to move. It also sucks the hose back under the sink, due to the huge hose weight under the sink. Overall, this was a great value. It does the job I want without being a $400 faucet. It looks nice and it is easy to work on.... if you know the assembly sequence.

Easy to install, it's been working, nice faucet

Easy to install and very functional! The most difficult part was getting the old Moen faucet out, but once that was done, this installed in 20 minutes. I really like the black/stainless finish because it looks modern without being audacious. The faucet itself does a few things I really like: the water comes straight down from the faucet, so no wonky angles of water shooting out all over the place, the switch from spray to full stream doesn't require full pressure to stay in spray mode, and it automatically switches back to full stream when you turn off the water. Best of all is the ability to hose down the sink without having to pull out a long tube to get to the corners; the spring boogies around the sink easily.

Read the one star reviews and believe them. Had this since 2021. The installation tip is to remove the screens at the bottom of the two water lines before connecting them to the water supply. (You’ll need to use Teflon tape on the connection to prevent leaks.) Otherwise, these screens can clog and you’ll spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to find the low water pressure problem by taking the spray wand apart and the cartridge out. I’ve never heard of having screens in the water supply lines. This is bad design since the spray wand screen would normally catch particles. The other thing is that the spray wand switches from spray to stream all by itself. Only got worse over time. Also have a Kraus bathroom faucet and have to replace cartridges every couple of years due to leakage. The only saving grace for Kraus is that they honor their warranty. You just have to call the company and wait.