KOHLER R77764-SD-CP Arise Articulating Pull Down Kitchen Faucet with Sprayer & Soap Dispenser - Polished Chrome - Modern Kitchen Sink Faucet for Easy Dishwashing & Food Prep

This is a really good design, and I'm sorry it's being discontinued. I bought a refurbished unit and it was just fine.The rubbery (silicon?) hose is easy to use, even when you want to twist it to point sideways---not possible with some stiffer designs.The spray mode is super powerful, on the verge of being too powerful: it cleans things really effectively but you have to be careful to avoid splashing all over. But no complaints, I like that this feature is there.I prefer this magnetic socket to the more traditional clasp.As another reviewer noted, the installation was amazingly easy. Installing my old faucet had taken most of a day and required purchasing special tools to secure it in the tight space. But this one, you simply hand tighten, then tighten 2 screws with the screwdriver pointing straight up. It took about 20 minutes. Really well designed. Standard size hoses didn't require an adaptor.My one complaint is that the arm sometimes sinks down, and there's no way to tighten it. Nevertheless I really appreciate that the arm is adjustable; on most other models it isn't. [UPDATE] We finally figured out that the arm lever is (apparently) designed to be most stable when the water stream is pointing straight down. So if you want the arm higher, you turn the nozzle downward while raising the arm. Maybe this was in the instruction manual, I don't know. This avoids most of the problem, though it's still a little loose.Nevertheless I really appreciate that the arm is adjustable; on most other models it isn't.