As of this writing, I've been living with one of these at my laundry room sink, and another similar one at my kitchen sink, for for almost a year now. It's called a Ladylux, but if you type that into a search engine, you get something else. Why didn't they name it something different?? Pros: I like the modern look, high clearance means I can work underneath it, the ease to turn it on/off is very smooth. Seems to be well made. Cons: The old school hose weight gets stuck/bumps the angle stops/drain line, the laminar flow from the non aerated spout means that EVERY TIME I use it, it splashes EVERYWHERE even though the pressure is minuscule. I've since fixed the hose weight issue by purchasing a large spring thingy that looks like a skinny slinky where the pull out hose runs inside of it and under the sink. It doesn't quite have the return like a heavy weight does, but it is way better than all of that bumping and clanging under the sink. For as much as this faucet costs, and since Grohe makes the spring thingy, it should have been included. I chose to not install the supply lines with the flow reducers at the angle stops, and the pressure still is weak, at best. You get high volume but low pressure at around 1 GPM at house pressure of 85 PSI. The splashing all over the place is almost to the point that I am thinking of replacing this faucet. It is pretty ridiculous how much it splashes.

I absolutely love Grohe products - excellent quality and design.

Good faucet. Bigger than what I needed but preferred the design over the typical curve.

I really enjoy using this tap. Turning it on and off is so smooth and effortless. The sprayer performs so well and has some proper pressure. I’ve noticed splashing when I use the tap on full. So now I turn it down a bit while rinsing dishes, etc and it is fine. Water pressure is great for fill pots. I like the design, I like the way it works, I enjoy using it everyday.

I have had this product for less than one year. the internal valve has failed and it leaked within the cabinet; this only became obvious when we discovered water started flowing out of our lower living are ceiling. Not to mention that the kitchen cabinet is now damaged. And nobody at the answer desk...of course, it is Friday!