Pfister Barulli Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer and Soap Dispenser, Single Handle, High Arc, Spot Defense Stainless Steel Finish, F5297BARGS

The Pfister Barulli Kitchen Faucet has been a fantastic upgrade to my kitchen. The high arc design gives plenty of clearance for large pots and pans, while the pull-down sprayer is versatile and easy to use. It has good water pressure and switches smoothly between spray and stream modes. The included soap dispenser is a nice touch and adds to the convenience.The Spot Defense Stainless Steel finish really helps keep the faucet looking clean, resisting fingerprints and water spots. The faucet feels durable, and the single-handle design makes it easy to control both water temperature and flow. Installation was simple, and it looks stylish and modern in my kitchen. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable, attractive faucet!

First of all, it was pretty easy to install. The quality seems great so far with no leaks but I guess time will tell. I love the black color and the matte finish, more unique than your typical faucet. I love the pull-down feature and how you can spin it around so the "spray" buttons are either showing on the front or hidden on the back. Soap dispenser seems nice but I probably won't use it. Overall happy with this purchase.

Great product ! Easy to install from taking out the old to installing the new 30mins 🙂 looks beautiful

This faucet looks great, works well, with powerful spray and water pressure. However, the soap dispenser has been a pain to use -- it gets stuck, won't dispense, and then every 5-6 tries, it shoots out with great force, and sprays sometimes out of the sink area. We oiled the spout "tube", and my husband trimmed around where two parts meet to create the spout dispensing. This has eased the sticking and non-function so it is a bit more bearable. I replaced an older faucet so had 2 other holes on my counter to coverr or use some other part, but I would NOT order the dispenser if you don't have to cover an already existing hole.

It comes with the tool to reach the existing faucet mount brace to remove it and the same tool helps mount the new faucet. It took me about 20min start to finish and I did a one hole mount. The key is to put a pillow under you while you are upside down under the sink doing this work! The faucet looks great and has a real good feel, just firm enough for the on/off glide so it gives you quality feel and control over how much pressure you want. The water options are the two best, one for blasting the food off your plate and the other to gently soak your veggies. I've had tons of compliments and wonder why I didn't change out my old hard water stained faucet years ago.

I had a couple of weeks in between tenants, and decided to upgrade the kitchen faucet at a rental property. I didn’t want to spend a lot, but I still wanted a faucet that was attractive and would hold up well. I’m very happy with my purchase!This property is 6 years old and still had the cheap, hideous chrome builder faucet 🤢. It was embarrassing, especially considering how high rents are these days. So I decided to give the kitchen a quick refresh which included a new tile backsplash and LED under-cabinet lighting.This new faucet is beautiful, feels very sturdy and looks amazing in the kitchen! My handyman installed it very quickly and without any issues.We had to install it with the handle on the left, instead of the right, since the hole for the soap dispenser was too close to the faucet. Whoever installed the countertop should have drilled the hole a few inches to the right, but oh well. No big deal. We just flipped the handle to the left, rotated the nozzle to the front, and problem solved. It works great, and the hose retracts easily and snaps back into place with the magnet. And the faucet finish leaves no fingerprints, and water spots wipe off easily without leaving any residue. Great purchase! 👍

This faucet is beautiful and was very wary to install for me. Great addition to changing up your home.

The major downfall of this faucet is that the built-in supply line are not flexible braided lines (as shown in the Instructions), but cheaper hard stiff plastic lines. They are very difficult to bend to attach to the house hot and cold water copper pipes. I've bought a lot of supply lines, and have never seen any vendor try to sell hard plastic supply lines like these. Otherwise, the faucet has a nice appearance and functions as it should upon installation. I've bought Pfister faucets in prior years, and none had these unsatisfactory supply lines.