Grohe 32298DC2 Zedra Single-Handle Pull Down Triple Spray Kitchen Faucet in Supersteel

I did not want to surrender my 25 year old Ladylux faucet; couldn't imagine anything better. Happily, the engineers at Grohe did! I love the Ladylux2/Zedra faucet! Initially I wondered about low flow but it was simply my unfamliarity with non-aerated laminar flow. The flow volume and speed of filling a container are perfectly fine. The two spray formats (power wash vs. rainfall) are excellent. And after a few on-off cycles, there is zero dripping when the valve is turned off. Great looks! Great product!

It's important to have functional and beautiful objects that will be seen and used many times each day. This faucet has proven to be a lovely addition to our kitchen. I like it much better than the old "bulb" type Grohe we had before.One thing that surprised me was the beauty and clarity of the stream of water....no bubbles, no sound. The second surprise was the force of the extra spray function. It seems to kick in before the more gentle spray feature , but we have gotten used to it.It would be a good faucet for a kitchen that has a wall or backsplash behind the sink as the lever is adjusted to work forward. We don't have that need, but I see that some kitchens might.The arc measurement is perfect for our drain, same as the old Grohe . It was important for me that the water went directly into the garbage disposal. Not all faucets had the proper arc for our sink. Measure and confirm your distance before ordering.

Bought this faucet and was really excited about it. Got it installed and it didn't work, it was basically a trickle of water coming out of the faucet. Tried to return but missed my return window because I couldn't get a plumber in within the 30 days. Last time I'm buying something like this on Amazon.Contacted Grohe because after paying this much money for a faucet, it should work, and they said it was the coupler and that they'd send me another one. I told them the plumber said the problem was in the mixer not the coupler but they didn't care. Got a new coupler and had to re-install the Grohe faucet (mind you I already went to the local home store and bought a new faucet because I can't be sink-less for weeks) and guess what, the problem was not in the coupler! So now I have to uninstall the Grohe cause again, I need my sink, and wait for them to try to troubleshoot with me again.Completely ridiculous. I've wasted an incredible amount of time and spent $$ trying to get this fixed when Grohe should have sent me a faucet that works from the very beginning. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

Bought this and installed in December 2024. Specifically looked for this brand because that’s what our old kitchen faucet was and it lasted for 10 years and still looked pretty good.The installation was easy although I did have to buy a different part because one of the pieces that controls the water pressure was way too restricting for our homes water supply and barely let any water through. Easy fixBut now, July of 2025- so about 7 months later, the metal coating on the faucet is peeling off the faucet head. The surface of the faucet seemed to be scratching a lot easier than the previous faucet we had, too, but I was willing to look past that. But now there’s a point bit of metal coating starting to come up. It doesn’t look great and I’ve also scratched myself on it multiple times now.It seems like the faucet head has a cheaper coating than the rest of the faucet (the base and the section between the base and the removable head). The faucet head that u can pull out that’s connected to the hose feels and looks like it’s made of a completely different material.After our previous experience with this company’s faucets, and given the price (I know it’s not the most expensive, but certainly is not the cheapest), I expected a lot more out of this faucet. I’m not sure how long this will last now.

This is a well built and designed faucet. There is nothing close to the quality to cost ratio on the market. You are getting more for your money that what you are paying for. The Laminar flow will change the way you experience water flowing from a tap for the better.

I needed to replace a Brizo Venuto, with something having similar height, reach, and finish. This was the only faucet I found that met those criteria. I thought Grohe had an excellent reputation, but recent reviews I found left me with concerns. now that this is installed I feel better. It does seem well built though it does have some plastic parts.The one thing I don't like is the flow rate. It can take a long time to fill a pot. But the high pressure spray makes up for the flow rate in other cases.I didn't rate ease of installation because I didn't do it myself. The plumber didn't seem to have much difficulty

This is the best flow and operating faucet we have installed. Once you understand how Grohe installs, it is simple. If you want the best flow, just buy a Grohe. On the other hand, everything we get from Amazon these days has been opened and returned. The problem isn't being the 2nd customer, the problem is the products are not repackaged properly so you have to take inventory to determine if everything is included and isn't broken.

We bought this product because it had three spray operations, Stndard stream, sprayer, then cutting spray to clean food. Well to operate the sprayer you must press the lever on the head twice the first one is the cutter spray which is very good and hard except it sprays everywhere. then you quickly press again for the sprayer. My wife does not like that.Then on the installation it has a plastic ring to screw on to tighten the faucet to the deck. This does not work very well and the plumber had to replace it with a metal nut. If you are a DIY type you would not know this. Poor design.