Overall, it's a really nice faucet for the price point. Install is super easy, especially if this is a new sink - maybe not so much if you have to remove an old faucet and work upside-down, etc, etc. like I did... but I digress. In the Box: Everything you need is in the box, assuming you already have the required hard or braided hoses from the water supply up to where the faucet is to be located. To be clear, braided hoses are not included - only what you see in my photos. The box includes a special tool (long black plastic piece - see photos) to thread the nut of the main faucet stem as well. Fit and Finish: Overall, the finish is great. Very little imperfections to note. The two handles and the faucet come with a plastic base to separate it from the sink. Lever movement is nice with some feedback but would consider it to be on the "easy" side of the scale to move. The quick-release nylon couplings snap-in great and sealed well the first time. As many other reviewers have noted, the drain plunger assembly sucks, to be frank. The drain assembly itself is pretty standard but the plunger handle and the bend in its stem is very awkward. The little handle has no place to seat in the back of the faucet and when pulling it up, twists from side to side. I'm on the lookout for a pop-up drain assembly to replace what came with the faucet - it's really that dumb. One other item to note, and this does not reflect on the quality of the product, I don't think, is that the water "marks" on this nickel finish are much worse than expected. This is our first nickel finish faucet (always went with chrome previously) hoping to avoid the water marks we typically see on chrome faucets but to be honest, chrome is much easier to wipe off compared to this brushed nickel finish. Again, not a mark against the product, just a note to other shoppers. Overall it's a nice faucet. We are happy with it and will report back in time and after use if any of the above changes for the worse.