Marca Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet with ShieldSpray Technology in Matte Black

Nice faucet. Not an exact stainless steel match, but close enough. On normal use, the water doesn’t spray straight down, angled more towards you, i find myself having the faucet turned to one side. My sink is 33x22.

Very easy to install, we of course got a plumber to do it, just to make sure everything is connected properly, took him 5 minutes. It's a really pretty faucet, looks perfect in our white kitchen, we are still remodeling but the faucet definitely is a statement piece

My husband bought this faucet without me checking it out first. Big mistake. It looks nice and all but WHY is there 2 separate spray holes for the spray function? That renders that function completely uselss for me. The spray shield feature is a decent concept but didn't stop the splash so another useless feature. Hubby already got rid of the box so now I'm stuck with a really expensive faucet with no features that I need. What a waste.

It's a very nice and easy to use

Beautiful, quality product and easy to jnstall

We got this faucet installed on September 22, 2020 and since august, I found these tiny pieces of broken magnet where the sprayer detaches. Now, when I pull the sprayer, I have to reach down under the sink to pull it back up. I was so excited to get the touch sense faucet but it’s useless now. I would not recommend this product. I thought delta was a good name.

We got this faucet installed on September 22, 2020 and since august, I found these tiny pieces of broken magnet where the sprayer detaches. Now, when I pull the sprayer, I have to reach down under the sink to pull it back up. I was so excited to get the touch sense faucet but it’s useless now. I would not recommend this product. I thought delta was a good name.

The faucet itself looks quite nice and first opening the box gives the impression of quality/ So much for first impressions. The printed “instructions” are a disaster. They are made for multiple different delta faucets and actually tell you to find the illustration that looks most like your faucet and use that illustration. That’s about it. No step by step, but I’m a, a pretty confident and experienced DIY person. Still I hate assuming so I looked on Delta’s web site for c;arificarion. Delta has some installation videos but what a disaster their support site is. Totally disorganized/. A third of the videos are no longer available. Half the videos are about voice controlled faucets which probably less than 1% of people buy. There are several videos to introduce you to their smiling Ken and Barbie installation videos couple, which no one other than the marketing intern that dreamed them up will ever care about. Finally in the mess you will find a kitchen faucet installation video that is horribly out of date, and totally generic,, showing old style parts that no longer exist with this faucet. This only makes the smiling Ken and Barbie installation couple in the video even more ingratiating. I decided to proceed with my assumptions, as installation of kitchen faucets is not rocket science. Instead of the usual metal ring that secures the facet from the underside of the sink, some genius came up with a new style mostly plastic with a bit of metal installation bracket to secure to the underside of the sink. A “new” such part that is not in any of their install videos and no instructions on best steps to install it. If not for the plastic I actually applaud the new design. It does a good job of separating the downspout hose from the supply hoses. But plastic for the main structural part? I knew this meant I had to be careful not to over tighten the screws. But wow. Way more care was required than I had ever imagined. While carefully tightening one of the screws the plastic structural bracket literally cracked in half ! See attached 2 photos of the two pieces, one installed under the sink, one by itself on the floor. That was the last straw. No way I can trust a company that makes the worst install instructions I have seen in the last decade, and switches to plastic structural; parts. I will be retuning this faucet to Home Depot and will look for a brand that still uses all metal for the structural bracket / ring that secures the faucet. Also one that has installation instructions made for the actual purpose of helping you to install, rather than showcasing Ken and Barbie and a high end tech version of their faucets that almost no one buys;

This Delta Marca faucet is hands-down the best faucet we've ever owned. The Touch2O technology really makes you feel like you are living in the future. Install was simple and straight-forward, works with single or multi-hole sinks (Comes with a deck plate). The SpotShield Stainless truly does not show water spots or finger prints. Might be the simplest feature but we love the ShieldSpray function, powers grime and food residue off dishes right away. Will look to Delta for all my future faucet needs.

Delta's 10 year old technology keeps this faucet from having a higher rating. It's a decent faucet once installed, but the labor time and cost to install this faucet versus other brands/models is a factor. While other manufacturers have quick connect and/or fast attachment methods and flexible braided water lines that easily snake around under-sink objects (waste disposers, water dispensers, drain lines, etc), Delta continues to use semi-rigid PEX water lines that frustrate some complex installations, and a proprietary mounting configuration that requires the included special mounting tool (Don't throw it away after installation - if you need to replace this faucet later you'll need it to remove the faucet!). As a plumbing professional who has reviewed dozens of faucets I cannot recommend this unit based on the competitive market that has faucets that can now be installed in less time using fewer tools and assembly parts.