It's a fine looking faucet, I find the handles sitting too tall for my tastes, but solidly built and clean lines. Easy turn valves, with a precise shut off feel. No extras, really. Includes a drain made of plastic, but no hookup hoses. Price seems high for the apparent basics provided.

It was an improvement, better than expected. It's solid and durable and flawless after a month or so.

The only thing I can say is that shipping was super fast. peerlessoutlet.com probably wanted this cheap china junk out of the building as fast as possible. I bought (4) faucets to replace the ones in my home after 20+ years of service. I didn't need high dollar or fancy designs so I went with the low end but? what I thought was a quality name as in, Peerless design. DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID! It's just cheap china junk made so fast, quality control isn't even part of the process. The one and only faucet not pictured was the one that was made as close to correct as they could get. All the others as you can see, the copper tubing isn't anywhere close to being in the correct positions (4" centers) to make mounting possible out of the box. I had to pay an experienced plumber with the correct size tubing bender to form these tubes in their proper positions. So much for saving money! With what I spent to make this junk right I could have bought the higher end products. The mounting studs (threaded) are on 4" centers as is my sink basin holes. The hot and cold water inlet tubes should be as close to that same dimension (which they were not) so the notched washer and nut would lock everything into place. As you can see in the pictures? the faucets out of the box wouldn't have mounted anywhere near as their instructions show. Lastly? you'd think if Peerless had any experience in providing instructions on installation of their product? their tool list would have been more accurate than just a screw driver, pliers and an adjustable wrench. Luckly, I sized the nut for the threaded mounts (11mm) and the square (12mm) on the back side of the threaded coupler before I started the installation. At least having the RIGHT tools made this fiasco manageable. With all this said? if you want a trouble free, easy installation of new faucets in your home? avoid these pieces of junk like the plague!