Hibbent NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 Certified Faucet Aerator, CUPC Certification 360° Swivel Kitchen Sink Aerator, Dual-function Sprayer Faucet Head, Faucet Replacement Part 55/64 Inch Female Thread - Chrome

Works well and looks good, just wish it had more swivel range but other than that it’s nice and easy to install

I searched high and low for a good, simple kitchen faucet sprayer, and tried/used/was frustrated with/broke/and finally abandoned several types/brands. Do not waste your time researching any others: just buy the Waternymph NSF. It is great, really. It works perfectly; swivels easily; switches from spray to stream very easily with one hand (thumb and forefinger); has an excellent range of motion; has excellent flow in both spray and stream modes; and looks very good to boot. The construction seems very high-quality, robust and simple. Mainly metal. It matches a polished stainless faucet spigot finish perfectly No leaks at the connection, ever. No excessively odd details (like swiveling or up/down "spray/stream" levers that just break off, etc.). Being cylindrical, it has no front, back, sides. Wherever it sits, it works. It is a good, simple, solid design. Usage time so far: more than several months, constant daily use, hot and cold water...still perfect. Heck, we even wash under tiny dog under it and she would also give it a 5-star review! :-) NB: I see some similar looking ones on eBay: I would definitely recommend one buy the certified Waternymph NSF, and not some knock-off. This one will pay for itself.

I like that this aerator is easy to install, switches from steady stream to spray with a simple twist, and swivels slightly. The water pressure doesn’t seem to be restricted. I’m on my second one-had the first one about 3 years or more before the hard water minerals clogged it. I find it works great, is well made, and is reasonably priced.

Matches my brushed nickel faucet. Works ok, but I don't like how forceful the water is when it is on spray. Get everywhere and way stronger than my last aerator.

So, I've been very happy with this. The structure of it is tough, clean, well made, and better made than other aerators I have had in the past. It came with more accessories than the others I have had too, as there was a gasket, and both female and male options to use. The only thing I noticed was that the depth of the threading fell a little short of my faucet, leaving just a few threads exposed. I really was looking 100% for function and that it did not leak from the threading no-matter-what: I got both. If two threads stick out but no leaks and I can push it around without babying it while washing veggies and dishes, I'm pretty good with that. I've had prettier aerators with perfect fit that "worked themselves loose" over time and leaked. This one does not. I had a standard aerator on my faucet, which I believe now actually throttled down the water pressure to a level of very frustrating. I mean, if there is pressure X available through your pipes, I expect that same pressure to help me speed up washing dishes etc. I was thinking the pressure in our unit was just semi-dud. Until I screwed this thing on it. Talk about going from VW to Nascar... Love this thing! So everything is a trade off, and I'll take well-built, sturdy, snug, no mess no surprises anyday, to just a smidge off of "perfect appearance". I don't have many visitors who stand there and inspect my kitchen hardware while we chat it up. I've uploaded 3 pictures to show. It is highly zoomed, so honestly standing washing dishes you can hardly even notice it. But... So it comes with a male attachment kind of thing, or female. I needed the one that screws over the threads on my faucet. So to fit, that relies upon both a diameter/screw size, and threads-per-inch. I've purchased items before that failed one, the other, or both. This one fit in both, has not an ounce of leaking, is tight enough to be sturdy without leaking, while "not so tight" that I cannot take it off. I did not have to use a wrench to put it on, only hand twisting. So it fit well in those respects. What did not fit well was the depth. It fits snug as I shared, but stopped just short of covering all the threads. In the pictures, the first shows faucet off, threads showing. The second shows one of two sprays: The standard spray, like I had before, only many times stronger and now I can speed through washing dishes and fresh broccoli in no time without having to treat the aerator "gently" :) It seems tough! I shared this to show there isn't any chance of this leaking... it just doesn't. The third and final image, shows the second of two sprays: The spray that spreads out and enables me to get lots rinsed fast... See the threads. It doesn't leak either. It sounds not at all too exciting to share this, I understand. Why did I invest time in this? Because I was reallllllly impressed to get an email, after I had used it for days, from the seller, concerned that there had been some "sizing issues" reported, and offering to assist. I was thrilled with this. But for a seller to go out of their way to try to help when they could have done nothing? It just struck me as really impressive. And every time that happens, I have that ounce more of faith in buying at Amazon. So shoppers: Please take a look at the pictures, consider how zoomed they are, imagine how backing off from them would hardly notice any irregularity, and the reasonable $15 price paid here. I've got several times the water pressure I had before, absolutely no leaks, no difficulty screwing it on/off, and I'm washing veggies like a monster again. Finally, I will share when I need another of these, I will look for this make first. I've had cheaper, plastic-parts, less aeration, loosening and spritzin water with these things before. I'm kinda spoiled now. And happy with that. Wishing all well!

Work well.

I've gone thru at least six various spray aerators over the past few years. This is the first to survive past six months. Switches easily between stream and spray, hasn't stiffened up the way a few others did. Hasn't cracked the way a few others did. Small size is a big plus compared to others as well. The only weirdness is that it only goes six "clicks" in one direction, then you have to start turning in back in the other direction. No big deal tho. Note: This is not an incentivized review. UPDATE SEPT 08, 2025 -Still going strong almost a year later, still happy with this purchase, but I'm dropping it down to 4 Stars because it constantly needs tightening. UPDATE FEB 27, 2025 -Broke last week, so I'm dropping it down to 3 Stars. Not particularly disappointed tho... lasted longer than most of these chrome-plated plastic gadgets.

Just got this so I can’t speak to longevity but this was super easy to connect and solved my problem of my apartment sink not being a 360 one! It matches perfectly and i like that it has both settings - i did not need the adapter but i think its great they include one in case your sink does. Hoping it holds up well! I like the two different water settings that are easy to switch between and that it can of course move 360 degrees.

Very good product

Got this for rv faucet. Works great. Would buy again

Funcionan muy bien, pero hay que esperar con el uso.

Superb quality. High recommended.

Al abrir la "cajita", me extrañó ver su pequeño tamaño (en la foto parece ser más voluminoso) y pensé que no sería un buen producto, pero sí es un buen producto, pequeño, fuerte, fácil de instalar y muy bien empaquetado. Lo recomiendo.