Im normally a huge Grohe fan, but this faucet disappointed a little. Regardless of the tightening, the faucet leaks a little after being closed. No other Grohe faucet has done that before. The aesthetic is nice though. I also think the nose hangs a little too low.

The faucet is nice-looking and feels heavy and well-made. But the spray head fails once a year like clockwork. The stream gets stuck in spray mode, making it nearly impossible to use. I've tried soaking/descaling the spray head in case the issue is due to hard water or something, but we've never had this issue with any other fixtures in our house. The switch to activate spray vs. stream is clearly poorly designed. If you look at other reviews across retailers, you'll see this is a common issue. I honestly can't believe Grohe continues to sell this model. I'm so sick of replacing the spray head that I'm just going to buy another faucet at this point. It won't be Grohe.

Best looking kitchen pull down faucet. Two issues: 0ne, returning pulldown nozzle (spray head) to main fixture not smooth. Some twisting required to find the notch in main fixture. Two, after closing valve, water drips from spray head for about 10 seconds.

The faucet looks good. I have an issue with how solid the construction is, though. The faucet head spins almost too easily, a tap and swings way past where I was trying to place it. Also the faucet head rattles in place, as in it will rock back and forth. The faucet head is not connected very well with the body of the faucet is what I'm trying to say.

This unit looks and acts great at my outside BBQ/kitchen area. Perfect choice, if I do say so.