Pfister Pfirst Series Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, Single Handle, High Arc, Tuscan Bronze Finish, G529PF2Y

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1. diane johnson Verified Buyer – 26 July 2024

   No problem
   

2. Paigeoo Verified Buyer – 19 November 2024

   

3. Laura Field Verified Buyer – 9 January 2025

   I bought Pfister because we had two of them in our prior home. Neither ever leaked, but the others did.
   

4. Rick Grinstead Verified Buyer – 22 January 2025

   Got this as a lightning deal. I love the look of it, it adds a lot to our kitchen. It was a little bit hard to install, because it didn’t come with the water lines we needed, and we had to make a couple of trips to the hardware store to get everything for the fittings. The sprayer works great and I love the style. Definitely recommend!
   

5. Jon Marshall Verified Buyer – 3 February 2025

   A faucet is a faucet, right? I mean, it either looks good to you or not. And sure, it functions as it should – smooth handle movement and two spray choices among the pause function (depress a button)… so there’s that expectation met. What I’ll share are some installation details that are worth knowing. The lines coming out of the base are perfectly positioned THROUGH the threaded mounting connector. This is HIGHLY preferred over faucets that have a smaller diameter connector that only has one of the lines through it (meaning the other lines extend out alongside). That variation of line assembly SUCKS because lines outside of the threaded connector only make it more difficult to get a wrench around the tightening nut – an already difficult proposition with limited space behind an installed sink. So yeah, this faucet did it right with their line assembly. However, copper water line stub outs are short – they won’t reach your water supply lines. Would have been much more desirable if this faucet were like others that have long enough lines to reach the water supply connections. So, be ready in advance with some extension hoses to connect between your water line connection and the copper stub out. On that note, the copper stub outs are 3/8″ compression fittings that would otherwise connect at your water line connection behind the shutoff valve. While the stub outs can’t reach, there are included adapters to transition that 3/8″ compression fitting to a 1/2″ FIP male connection. This will be easy enough to accommodate with an array of possible extension hoses that can be purchased… you’ll be looking for a 1/2″ FIP (female connector) to whatever your water line connection size compression fitting – usually a 1/2″ or 3/8″. As far as length, measure what you’ll need to reach from your water supply connection to just below the base of your counter… again, the copper stub outs are short. So, Pfister – why not consider a longer copper stub out or addition of short extension lines ready to install? You shouldn’t need more than 20″ to reach most water supply connections. Update as of 1/1/2021 (just shy of 1 year later) – failed. Something in the main lever has broken such that water cannot flow. Might as well have cut off the supply lines – not a drip. Was running, then suddenly didn’t work seconds later. House of 5 normal use for the 11 months it worked… will contact and see how they support and update here.

   

6. Scott S. Keir Verified Buyer – 15 February 2025

   After we installed the faucet it began to wobble back and forth indicating something inside the faucet has broken. I called Pfister and in 7 days sent a replacement of the entire faucet. They were very responsive and definitely back up their warranty.
   

7. Phil Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   Easy to install. Looks great. Feels solid.
   

8. Europe reviews Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

   The flow check valve blocked the flow. Almost returned it. Dismantled the cable body and cleared obstruction.
   

9. Paula Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   This worked perfectly in our fifth wheel camper. We are at a permanent site now and needed a bigger sink and faucet. Great purchase wonderful quality item.

   

10. BHack Verified Buyer – 11 May 2025

    After four and a half months of normal single family kitchen usage, the spray selector began to fail. It would jam when switching between spray and normal. It would take some jostling of the hose and turning the faucet on and off. Eventually, the water would start with a trickle then come back to full stream. Then one day when it jammed and i was pulling the hose in and out of the cradle, the connector between the supply and the neck hose fell apart, spraying water all over the inside of the sink cabinet. I shut off the water and went to HD to find a replacement part. They told me that part is only available in the kit that comes with the new sink. I needed a kitchen faucet, so i just bought a new one and installed it. I called Pfister and they said they do not give refunds. So, i’m very happy with my new Delta, it’s a far superior product. It has a toggle switch for stream selection rather than a single button to switch between streams which is vulnerable to jamming. I will never buy another Pfister product again.
    

11. databits Verified Buyer – 1 June 2025

    After going through several of the touch free, cheapie models, we finally ditched them and got this name brand one. It has been great.
    

12. Lin Verified Buyer – 12 June 2025

    I love the style, but I am very disappointed that the faucet has started chipping.