Hibbent Pull Down Spray Head for Kitchen Faucet, 3-Function Spray Nozzle with 15 Adapters, Sink Faucet Head Replacement Compatible with Moen, American Standard, Delta, Kohler Faucets, Brushed Nickel

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Needed a replacement for our Kohler sink faucet that started dripping/not sealing completely when pushed spray button. Kohler replacement was very expensive, so decided to try this. Build quality:Not as solid/heavy as Kohler, but functions perfectly so far. This does have a better hard spray option that works great in blasting off food (better than Kohler feature).Ease of replacement:Lots of adapters, so took a bit to get it correct.Appearance:It's not a custom fit for our faucet, but looks OK (not as good a look as Kohler was).

Buttons of the spray head of my Moen Kaden had been acting up for a while, then finally died after 6 - 7 years. It seems Moen has a monopoly on OEM parts' sales, internal parts were not available, and they wanted $48 for a factory replacement head. Nope!Ordered this Hibbent as the Reviews were good. Upon receipt I was very impressed with the excellent labeling of the various adapters & parts and the documentation. First rate, almost engineering-level documentation quality, really impressive how clearly defined all aspects were and how thoroughly discussed. Spent 5 - 10 minutes looking thru the instructions and about 5 minutes repairing! The parts likely to work best on a Moen were identified, they worked perfectly on this Kaden model, which is why I was done so quickly. No leaks, no problems, good to go. Even though this Hibbent is fake-metal-finish plastic, it's ALMOST a perfect match of the brushed nickel on the Kaden, very, very close.Only non-OEM looking result is a tiny (2 mm) gap where the head sits up in the pipe stem but it's hardly noticeable.I did lose the Pause (water off) feature of the original Moen head, but I gained the WaterBlade, which is absolutely wicked and could probably cut thru a entire wheel of cheese, LOL. If you have really good water pressure it's so powerful you might create ricochet water off the sink that will soak you and the counter. Fortunately, the blade button has two levels, low & high, by how far you press. Or you could just be sure & reduce the faucet before pressing fully. (If you immerse the head underwater the back-blast is mostly avoided.) I miss the Pause feature from Moen but it was so rarely used it's no big deal the Hibbent doesn't have it.Given the great quality of the kit and the ease of repair, I can't believe the price is only $22, less than half the OEM replacement. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this aftermarket kit and the Hibbent brand in general.

It comes with multiple size fittings so it's compatible with various brands. It fit and matched my Moen faucet well. It allows you to just run water or use a fairly gentle spray and a forceful high speed spray.It says it has a water flow restrictor but I could not tell from the instructions how to find it or remove it. The instructions have one picture of the restrictor but I could not see it.I would have given 5 stars but for the water restrictor issue.All in all it works well and is much better than buying a new faucet or paying the price of the name brand.It's a great price and works well.

I have had this for about a year now and have had ZERO issues! I thought I was going to have to shell out over $200+ to replace my kitchen faucet, but this matched my faucet perfectly as if it was made for it, you could say a perfect fit! Switchability wise, It was very painless to switch the old one with this new one, no handyman skill required to do so! Lastly, the "pressure wash'' feature is my favorite! It has lasted well with no issues at all.

My spray nozzle was failing. Took a chance on this guy on a friend's recommendation and ... Excellent! Better flow and bonus power wash mode in addition to the older version normal and spray modes.The install takes a bit while one figures out which of the nearly 20 adapters is the right one. The again that's note the fault of the faucet makers for not managing to come up with a sane standard.For me, worked out great.

Well, after several years of my Kohler sprayer on my goose neck kitchen faucet stopped working properly, I started searching for a replacement part and soon was finding out it was going to be difficult to find the exact head and probably cost a lot. I found interchangeable faucets on Amazon which I didn't even know existed and bought the Hibbent Pull Down Kitchen Faucet Head Replacement. The attachments come in multiple packets and states on the packages which brand faucets the attachment should work, mine is Kohler. It even has a piece that will fit with a gooseneck faucet like I have. After install, water was spraying out of the back of the sprayer, but realized I didn't strew the small black attachment in correct (crooked), I pull it back out and carefully screwed the attachment in straight and faucet working great! Water presser is strong and the three spray options is great also. I no longer have to fill bucket pails upstairs at my bathtub faucet.

The product has great functionality, even with our very low water pressure. The problem is that there is not any downward curve to the body of the unit, so that water comes out literally past the sink if the faucet is pointed too far to one side or the other. Even with our low water pressure, we or the counters often get soaked, especially when the spray setting is selected. I will be replacing this unit because when our water pressure is corrected, the unit will spray like a blast from a fire hose. If you have enough downward curve in the neck of your faucet, it might be a wonderful product for you.