The hose retracts by weight, and the weight has to fit · review
Moen's entry pulldown with Reflex docking and Power Clean spray, at 1.5 gpm, with a limited lifetime warranty — and a zinc body according to its own spec table.
On this shelf, the jump from the $40–$50 faucets to this one is a jump in support rather than specification. Moen gives a limited lifetime warranty, a named docking system and parts sold under a model number, 87233SRS, that a hardware store can look up.
Zinc. That is the body material Moen’s own spec table lists. The WEWE and FORIOUS here state 304 stainless steel; the KRAUS lists brass. Zinc is the usual metal for a cast faucet body at this price, and the warranty covers it.
1.5 gpm, the lowest flow on this shelf. 68 inches of hose, which is the full hose under the sink rather than how far the head pulls out.
No swivel range. A spout height of 14.6 inches that matches the 14.56-inch overall height, so the real clearance under the spout is not given.
Available at around $149.00 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address.
Stock and prices on Amazon.com move without notice; the button above opens the live listing.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
Set against the median of its own shelf on this site — not against the whole bathroom market.
| Hose length | 68 in in the spec table — the whole hose, not the pull-down reach |
|---|---|
| Spray modes | Two: aerated stream and Power Clean rinse — stated |
| Swivel range | Not stated |
| Spout height | 14.6 in in the spec table, against an overall height of 14.56 in: an overall figure rather than a spout clearance |
| Spout reach | 7.55 in — spec table |
| Faucet hole diameter | 1.5 in — spec table; 1 or 3 holes with the deckplate included |
| Cartridge | Disc valve — spec table |
| Flow rate | 1.5 gpm — spec table |
| Body material | Zinc — spec table |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime warranty |
| Amazon reference | B082VWC75W |
| EAN | 0026508309100 |
Moen's name for the retraction system that pulls the spray head back into the spout and holds it there. The listing calls it smooth operation with secure docking after every use. A spray head that will not stay docked is the most common complaint about cheaper pulldowns, which is what a named system addresses.
It is cheaper than brass and less forgiving of corrosion, but on a kitchen faucet the water runs through hoses and the cartridge, not the body casting. It matters most to long-term finish and thread strength. Moen covers the faucet with a limited lifetime warranty, which shifts that risk to the maker.
It is below the 1.8 gpm of most kitchen faucets here. Power Clean is Moen's answer: a spray pattern designed to clean harder with less water. Filling a pot takes a little longer than with a 1.8 gpm faucet.
Same category, nearby prices, between bathroom fittings. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.
| Model | Price | Hose length | Spray modes | Swivel range | Spout height |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moen Adler 87233SRS pulldown faucet | $149 | 68 in in the spec table — the whole hose, not the pull-down reach | Two: aerated stream and Power Clean rinse — stated | Not stated | 14.6 in in the spec table, against an overall height of 14.56 in: an overall figure rather than a spout clearance |
| Pfister Talega pull-down kitchen faucet | $147 | 11.5 in in the spec table | Three, including the HydroBlade high-pressure setting — stated | 360° — stated | 15.94 in in the spec table, the same figure as the overall height: a total height, not the clearance under the spout |
| KRAUS Bolden pull-down kitchen faucet | $189 | 16 in — spec table | Two: stream and spray, with soft rubber nozzles — stated | 180° — stated | 6-1/4 in — stated; overall height 18-3/4 in |
| WEWE high-arc pull-down kitchen faucet | $50 | 20 in of pull-down reach — stated | Three: stream, spray and pause — stated | 360° — stated | 8.5 in in the spec table, which gives the same 8.5 in for the reach; overall height 15.7 in |
This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $149 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.
Details checked on October 29, 2026.
Someone who wants a Moen with a lifetime warranty and parts support at a moderate price
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bathroom fittings and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
1 or 3 holes, 10 in deck plate · 18 in hose · stream, spray, pause · 360° swivel · 1.8 gpm · SUS304 · cUPC, NSF 61 · 500,000-cycle cartridge
The cheapest pull-down faucet on this shelf, and the one that publishes its install limits: 6.69 in spout height, a 1.30–1.38 in hole and a 1.5 in maximum deck.
Best for: Replacing a kitchen or utility faucet at the lowest cost, where the install figures need to be checked in advance
≈ $40
Single hole · open-coil commercial spout, 18-3/4 in tall · 6-1/4 in spout height, 8-5/8 in reach · 180° swivel · 2 functions · 1.8 gpm · metal body · lifetime warranty
A commercial-style open-coil pull-down, 18-3/4 inches tall, that publishes its spout height, reach and swivel, with a metal body, ceramic cartridge and lifetime warranty.
Best for: A kitchen with clear space above the sink and someone who washes large pots
≈ $189
1 or 3 holes · TopPfit above-sink install · MagnePfit magnetic docking · 3 spray settings · 360° swivel · 1.8 gpm · matte black · lifetime warranty
A matte black high-arc pull-down that installs from above the sink, docks its spray head with a magnet and has three spray settings, under Pfister's lifetime warranty.
Best for: A kitchen where getting under the sink is the hard part of the job
≈ $147
