Moen Arbor Motionsense Wave Sensor Touchless One-Handle High Arc Pulldown Kitchen Faucet Featuring Reflex (7594EWSRS), Spot Resist Stainless, 3.63x26.63x14.25

Don’t bother with this. Or this company. Impossible to get in touch with them. Tap doesn’t retract any more and can’t contact anyone!

Delivered on time, great aperance, the two sensors work great, good value for the money

We purchased this faucet as a replacement during our kitchen renovation. We very much love it. It works like a charm, absolutely no issues. The hubby had no problems with the installation. Love the finish, no pesky fingerprints all over it.

Bought this for my new laundry room sink after a bit of a renovation. Works well and I like the ability to turn it on and off without touching anything with potentially dirty hands from gardening. I also like the ability to switch from a regular flow to high intensity spray

Bought this to replace a less satisfying Price Pfister kitchen faucet in a new house. We had an similar non-motionsense Moen faucet in our old house, which we liked. Pros: - We really love the motionsense. It works well. Not having to use dirty hands on the faucet is an advantage. - The Moen is better than Price Pfister. We have a Delta faucet in my dads house - the spray head on the Moen is better than the Delta, specifically the spray pattern is better and the faucet automatically switches back to stream when turned off, which I like. - Installation is easier than the regular model since you don't have to run the hot and cold water lines up to the faucet (they go the flow control module). Cons: - The water flow is less than the non-motionsense version. I would guess about 2/3's of the non-motionsense version . That being said, we still definitely prefer the motionsense version - thus 5 stars. - Occasionally the faucet will activate when not intended if your hands pass close the lower sensor. The function of this sensor can be turned off if desired. Observations & Suggestions: - The guts of this faucet is the battery powered flow control module which you mount somewhere on the back/side of the sink cabinet. The hot/cold mix and on/off/flow rate are all done by this module. The handle on the faucet only sends an electronic signal to this module. This is elegant. If you have plumbing problems (faucet drips etc) all you have to do is replace the module which is probably easier than tearing the faucet apart. Moen is good about standing behind their products and hopefully this module has a good service life. - The module comes with a battery power pack with an option to order a plug-in 120 volt power supply. The faucet will not operate (no water at all) without power. I think the battery power supply is a better option because the faucet will still operate if your house loses power during a storm. I assume the faucet will blink and otherwise notify you when the batteries need to be changed. Changing the batteries is a pain because you need to clean out the bottom of your cabinet to get to the back to change the batteries. If this is a problem YOU NEED CONSIDER THE SUITABILITY of this faucet. - The water hose that runs to the faucet head has a marker tape where the weight is supposed to go. Our sink is large and the faucet head would not reach the edges of the sink with the weight at the 'recommended' location. I moved the weight further down the hose with very satisfactory results.

Good looking and high quality product. Water flows smoothly and sensor works flawlessly, turning the water on and off quickly. The hose within the faucet is connected to the water dispenser to prevent leaking. Not cheap, but worth it.