Hibbent Swivel Faucet Adapter Kit, Solid Brass 3/4'' Garden Hose Adapter with Aerator, 360 Degree Kitchen Sink Faucet Aerator Adapter for Female &...

Works soooo great! Was very nervous it wouldnt fit my sink due to Me Purchasing the wrong song prior but amazing for the price and how well its constructed!

easy to install, easy to use, and very sturdy

This product blew apart on first use right at the swivel joint. I'm am completely unsatisfied. Had to go to the hardware store to get pretty much the same thing that cost less and was durable. I'm still awaiting a refund. This item was absolute junk and a waste of my momey.

This hooked up perfectly to my bathroom faucet and attached to my hose without any issues and no leaking. I am very pleased.

I was a bit worried about this because I have a faucet that essentially juts out parallel with the floor so there is not a lot of vertical height. I already found the sink to be somewhat inconvenient because there was little space between the sink and the faucet and this adapter eats up even more of my vertcial leeway. Fortunately, the swivel somewhat offsets this disadvantage by letting me direct the stream 30 to 45 degrees. It's not great for filling up a huge spaghetti pot, but for rinsing out glasses or basically doing the dishes it is more convenient for me to use this angled flow than the straight downward flow that the faucet would normally provide. I have used my dishwasher and at least so far the adapter doesn't leak. I only have two criticisms. One is that the knurling, while better than nothing for getting a grip, is not sufficient for wet hands trying to attach and detach a hose securely enough not to leak. I have to grab a towel to get enough of a grip without removing what may be a patch of water softened skin. The second is that all edges are relatively sharp and I think it should be possible to be a little more human friendly. It's not likely to inflict grave injury, but I can see it drawing blood if you're careless where the default faucet aerator would not. These are relatively minor quibbles, though. It fit on my faucet without any adapters and it was about as easy to install as a thing can possibly be. I've saved the old aerator and I recommend you do, too, just in case you want to restore it back to the way it was. You can drop it into the small box this comes with and store it with the accessories used to maintain the adapter.