Price Pfister 534-7RDY Picardy Single Handle Kitchen Faucet with Pull Out Spray, Tuscan Bronze

While unpacking I was very pleased,and from the weight of the base I could tell that it would be quality.NIce soild brass,solid handle and very nice construction.I'm very pleased at this point.Countinueing to unpack I grab the neck next....WTH?Its made of plastic....thats right plastic.I was shocked.I wonderd why in the product details it said something to the effect of strong but patete.From the picture it looked like what I was looking for.I;ve had it for month or so and am acually very happy,just hated the plasic at first.Seems like a very bad idea.

If you're still reading that plastic didnt turn you off(faucets humor).After heavy use the neck isnt wareing differnt than the base and it is holding up very well.Excellent,even.
Easy hook up with directions for complete rookies.Hose comes out just over three feet and i'm very happy with the brushed finnish and quality of the overall constrution.Works with three or one hole sinks.

+Great construction of base,pipeing and moving parts
+Great brushed look
+very easy hook up
+one or three hole
+more than three useable feet of hose

-Plastic neck
-Plastic water screen
-Water doesnt come on in shower mode,must be switched to it after turning on the water(minor at worst)

The faucet is beautiful and was just what we wanted. The sprayer, however, is difficult to use. It's hard to pull out of the faucet and the hose is not very flexible (causing water to spray everywhere while trying to use it). You cannot turn the water on/off from the sprayer, which was another disappointment. My final choice of faucets was between this one and a $300 Moen (Camerist model). The sprayer issue on the Price Pfister has me wondering if i made the right choice.