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goambuy click-clack waste, 330 g solid brass, gold finish review

A brass waste that publishes its own weight — 330 g, which nothing else here does — inside a listing that says both "with overflow" and "without overflow" in the same title.

The bottom line A genuinely solid brass waste with a published weight, in a listing that contradicts itself on the only thing you have to get right.

What you are getting

A click-clack basin waste with a solid brass body stated at 330 g, silicone seals and a gold finish, fitted without tools.

The contradiction, unresolved

The title says “with overflow”, and then says “(without overflow)”.

The description says it fits any common basin with an overflow.

Those are two different products. Slotted or unslotted is the whole specification of this family — get it wrong and either your cupboard gets wet or your overflow cannot drain.

This page reports both statements because the maker published both. Resolving a manufacturer’s contradiction by guessing, on the one point that decides whether the part works, is not something a review should do. Ask the seller first.

The figure that is genuinely useful

330 g of brass.

A solid brass waste, a thin brass one and a chromed plastic one look identical in a photograph and cost very different amounts to make. Weight is the only honest proxy, and no other listing on this shelf publishes it.

What else is published

Almost nothing. One bullet point. No thread size, no height, no dimension.

Availability

On sale from 12 € to 17 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.

Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • Publishes the weight of the brass body — 330 g — which is the only real proxy for how solid a waste is
  • A gold finish at a price where gold is normally a coating on plastic
  • Silicone seals and a tool-free fit, stated

Compromises

  • The listing states BOTH overflow types, which is the one specification that must be right
  • A single line of description — there is almost nothing else published
  • No thread size and no height under the basin

Specifications

Thread sizeNot stated by the maker
Slotted or unslottedThe listing contradicts itself — the title states both "with overflow" and "(without overflow)", while the description states it fits a basin WITH an overflow. Confirm with the seller before ordering
Operating mechanismClick-clack — stated in the title
Height under the basinNot stated by the maker
Material and finishA solid brass body weighing 330 g, with silicone seals, in a gold finish — stated
Amazon referenceB0CJJYB4YX (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN0762071808229

Questions people actually ask

Is it slotted or unslotted?

The listing says both. Its title contains "with overflow" and "(without overflow)"; its description says it fits a basin with an overflow. This page will not choose between a manufacturer's two contradictory statements on the specification that decides whether the waste works. Ask before ordering.

Does 330 g of brass mean anything?

It is the only figure of its kind on this shelf. A waste body is either solid brass, thin brass, or plated plastic, and they feel identical in a photograph. Weight is what separates them, and publishing it is a real claim.