Ryuwanku Bathroom Faucet Brushed Nickel Modern Waterfall Bathroom Sink Faucet with Single Handle Suitable for 1 or 3 Holes,Supply Deck Plate and Hose

I just installed two of these Ryuwanku matte black waterfall bathroom faucets and I’m really impressed with how they look in person. The finish is smooth and clean, and it instantly gave both sinks a more modern, upgraded appearance. Installation went smoothly and everything I needed was included (deck plate and hoses), which made the setup straightforward. The waterfall spout looks great and gives a nice wide flow. Pros: Matte black finish looks high-end and consistent Modern waterfall design looks great installed Good value for the price Includes deck plate + hoses Works well right out of the box Bottom line: If you want a modern matte black faucet with a sleek waterfall look, this is a great choice — especially for an easy bathroom refresh.

I love everything about this faucet! I wanted something low profile, but sleek while also being functional. It looks new everytime you clean it. It was also super easy and simple to install! Highly recommend it!

easy to install. good fit. descent quality. no leaks. good price. Now how long it holds up? idk. The water spout is good design. Cool different look to how water is flows out. Stopper that is easy to remove and clean from time to time and a stopper that is push activated is forward thinking design. overall would buy again at this time

Overall a good faucet for the price. Looks sleek and was easy to install. We will be removing it however because the faucet height is too high for a regular bathroom sink and it causes water to go everywhere. This would be better suited for a bowl type sink.

Beautiful faucet. Works great and looks awesome. Great price

Great quality faucet with a sleek, modern look. Easy to install, smooth water flow, and sturdy construction. Looks more expensive than it is. Very satisfied with this purchase!

Beautiful addition to add to any bathroom. Easy installation. High quality.

I have about 3 hours into installing this dumb faucet. It started out with having to replace the cold water valve for the sink. It started leaking when I turned it off. This isn't really related to the faucet, but be prepared for stuff like this to happen when you start messing with the plumbing in your house. After cutting a hole in the wall and replacing the cold water valve, now we're ready to install it. The instructions they provide you with aren't all that great. They tend to contradict themselves, having you assemble things, only to disassemble them and reassemble them later. The drain they give you is completely worthless. You can toss the foam seal that's supposed to go on top of the sink before you feed the drain through. You'll need some silicone sealant or plumber's putty for this. The cone shaped seal that they provide for the bottom isn't going to seal much of anything unless the bottom of your sink is completely flat. Mine was not, it was similar to a very fine grit sandpaper. The instructions tell you to put it on dry, and coat the inner diameter of the seal with silicone grease. Every time I would test it, it would leak water between the sink and the rubber seal. After about 45 minutes of messing with it, I ended up coating the outer diameter with silicone grease and ran the nut as tight as I could get it by hand. It's not leaking anymore, but now the base of the drain is pulled so tight to the sink that the stopper won't lock into place when it's pushed down, it just springs back up. That's fine I guess, since I don't really have any reason to fill the sink with water anyway. Now to the faucet. The sheet metal they used on the faucet is sharp enough to scratch the base plate just by moving it around during installation. Great, now that's going to rust. After getting it installed and doing a test run, it has such high water pressure that it channels up the front of the sink and goes everywhere. I had to throttle the valves until they're just about off to overcome this, which greatly increases the noise through the plumbing when using the faucet. Thankfully this is going in a downstairs bathroom, and I'm really the only one using it. 0/10 I would not recommend buying this. It looks nice, but that's literally it. If it weren't for having so much time invested in it and having to leave the plumbing disconnected, I'd be throwing this mess of a faucet back in the box and sending it back.