Delta Trinsic Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Touch Technology, Brushed Gold Kitchen Sink Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Single Hole, Champagne Bronze 9159TL-CZ-DST

The color is between chrome and gold. In daylight looks more gold in evening more chrome. Looks luxury

I am now on my 3rd replacement on this faucet. 4 plumbers visits trying to figure why the faucet leaks constantly when turned on and off with the motion sensor. I have spent thousands already after building a brand new house. Delta has been great and replaced the faucet 2 times but both were failures. There is an issue with this one that just can't be fixed. I really don't know what else to do except try another but it probably won't be Delta.

My wife love this product and features in her newly remodeled kitchen! It is truly worth it!

This came defective and doesn’t work

I left kitchen faucet on waters dripping, so I have to turn hand and shut off. It is not shutting off it Self. I got this faucet used one but says like a brand new, But is not I think somebody return because they didn’t work now I got it. Somebody should’ve fixed and resell that’s my opinion.

This is a classy modernist/minimalist faucet from Delta with touchless and touch technology. Delta resides (along with two or three other companies) at the very top of the list of American manufacturers of kitchen and bathroom plumbing implements. Delta's customer service is exceptional, offering swift and straightforward assistance. If you are the original owner, this service is lifelong and at no cost. This faucet, in my opinion, is aesthetically pleasing, although beauty is subjective. What I believe will resonate with all users is the effective technology and overall quality of this faucet. The faucet features Delta’s innovative Touch2O technology. I first experienced this system years ago at a relative’s house and found it somewhat baffling. The potential for guest confusion persists since to operate the touch system, the primary on/off and temperature valve must be left on in the desired hot or cold position. As a result, guests may be perplexed when they find the main valve on but no water flowing. However, a simple tap on the valve will trigger the water flow. While this may bewilder guests, for household members, operating the system becomes instinctive. It is possible to add voice control via Alexa or Google Home to the faucet by purchasing Delta's VoiceIQ module which sells fo $140 here on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W36QHBS Installation of the Touch2O electronics requires a few extra steps beyond a standard faucet installation. Essentially, you need to connect a solenoid valve that resides in a small box between the mixed water line descending from the primary valve and the line ascending to the faucet tip. You also need to connect a small sensor to the faucet’s shaft and two plugs - one for power, the other for a sensor and lighting controller. The system is powered by a box that you position at the base of the cabinet, which accepts either six AA (included) or six C batteries. If you opt for AA batteries, they are placed into a carrier which fits into the larger space you will use if you decide to go with C batteries. C batteries can last up to three years, while AA batteries last about a third as long. An AC adapter is available for an additional cost, but I recommend choosing the C batteries–there’s no need for AC power with this faucet’s ability to run for three years on one set of batteries unless you have more available outlets under the sink than I typically do. This faucet is available in two versions: one with the standard touch-on, touch-off method that most of us are accustomed to, and a second touchless version that is far more reliable than the often frustrating faucets found in public restrooms. With the optional touchless control, you can also activate the water flow by briefly holding your hand under the faucet’s curve. While I’m not entirely clear on how this touchless system functions, it operates more smoothly than public restroom faucets and won’t be accidentally activated by proximity elsewhere on the shaft. You can also buy the faucet in touch and touchless versions with the VoiceIQ control module installed... You’ll need to decide which of the versions you prefer. Additional features of the faucet include: 1) the ability to easily adjust the sensitivity of the Touch system by grabbing and holding the faucet base; 2) magnetic docking of the sprayer tip, and; 3) automatic water shutoff after four minutes to prevent accidental water wastage.

Bought 2 of these for 2 sinks, one works as it should one does not turn off with touch, only slows the flow of water. Bought during the process of building, so return/replacement window is closed and I am out $700 for a non-working faucet.

This champagne bronze faucet has a beautiful finish. It's like a muted gold so it's not gaudy but classy looking. -Installation is easy and similar to any faucet. -Build quality overall is very good. The touch function is great and reliable. However, the touchless is very annoying and finicky. The faucet will often randomly shut off while washing your hands or using the sprayer. There is supposed to be an option to turn off the touchless function but despite following the instructions exactly and trying many times, I am unable to turn it off. If I could turn it off, this would be a 5 star faucet. As it is, it's only a 3 star. Unless you really want the touchless function, I'd recommend getting the touch-only version.