Among these smart kitchen faucets, I’d put the Moen Arbor Smart Touchless Pull-Down first for shoppers who want voice control alongside hands-free operation. The Delta Essa Touch2O is a strong alternative for touch activation, while the Moen Essie MotionSense Wave pairs touchless use with an included soap dispenser. The main choice is between touchless sensors, touch-on/touch-off controls, and added smart-home features, with installation requirements and power needs also affecting fit. Continue reading for the full breakdown of all 15 faucets and the tradeoffs that separate them.
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Key Takeaways
- Moen Arbor Smart Touchless is the lineup’s clearest choice for voice control; shoppers who only need hands-free activation can avoid paying attention to connected features they may not use.
- Delta Essa Touch2O models use touch activation, a different interaction from the motion sensors on Moen and several GIMILI, FORIOUS, and KEER options.
- Moen Essie includes a soap dispenser, while the FORIOUS Matte Black Touchless also bundles one; those kits can reduce the need to source a separate dispenser.
- The selection includes finishes and forms beyond standard brushed nickel, including matte black, gold, waterfall styling, and a spring-style sprayer—appearance and spray design are meaningful differentiators.
- Several listings share a brand or faucet format, so buyers should compare the exact model and control method rather than assuming that similar-looking pull-down faucets offer the same functions.
| GIMILI Matte Black Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer |  | Best for Matte-Black Simplicity | Model: GM1043B | Finish: Matte black | Material: SUS 304 stainless steel | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Sink Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, 15-Inch, Brushed Nickel |  | Best for Multi-Mode Rinsing | Model: GM1101N | Finish: Brushed nickel | Material: SUS 304 stainless steel | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| FORIOUS Touch-Activated Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Nickel |  | Best for Touch Activation | Finish: Brushed nickel | Material: Lead-free stainless steel | Sprayer reach: 18 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Moen Essie MotionSense Wave Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer and Soap Dispenser |  | Best Complete Sink Package | Model: 87014EWSRS | Finish: Spot Resist Stainless | Activation: MotionSense Wave touchless sensor and manual lever | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Delta Essa Touch2O Touchless Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Arctic Stainless |  | Best for Flexible Controls | Model: Essa 9113TL-AR-DST | Finish: Arctic Stainless | Activation: Touchless, touch-activated, or handle | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| KEER Touch-Activated Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Nickel |  | Best for Simple Touch Control | Model: F103c | Material: Stainless steel | Finish: Brushed nickel | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Delta Essa Touch2O Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, Brushed Nickel, 9113T-AR-DST |  | Best for Temperature Feedback | Model: 9113T-AR-DST | Finish: Brushed nickel (Arctic Stainless) | Operation: Touch2O activation and single-handle manual control | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| FORIOUS Touchless Waterfall Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer |  | Best for Multiple Spray Styles | Model: FF0035BN-GY | Material and finish: 304 stainless steel, lead-free; brushed nickel with 7-layer PVD coating | Operation: Touchless sensor | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Moen Arbor Smart Touchless Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Voice Control, Chrome |  | Best for Voice and App Control | Model: 7594EVC | Finish: Chrome | Control methods: Voice, app, hands-free sensor, and manual | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| GIMILI Gold Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Spring Pull-Down Sprayer |  | Best for a Gold-Finish Kitchen | Model: GM2016 | Material and finish: SUS 304 stainless steel; gold | Operation: Hand-wave sensor; automatic shutoff after 3 minutes of inactivity | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Moen Arbor Touchless Kitchen Faucet, Spot Resist Stainless, 7594EWSRS |  | Best Established All-Rounder | Brand and model: Moen 7594EWSRS | Finish: Spot Resist Stainless | Activation: MotionSense Wave touchless or handle operation | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| OWOFAN Touchless Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with LED Temperature Indicator, Brushed Nickel |  | Best for Temperature Feedback | Brand and model: OWOFAN 1080SN-LED; model number 1078SN-LED | Finish and body: Brushed nickel; stainless steel | Mounting and installation: Deck mount; single-hole or 3-hole with included deck plate | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| JLERLI Touchless Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Nickel |  | Best for Multi-Mode Rinsing | Brand and model: JLERLI JTF014D0S0BN | Finish and material: Brushed nickel; SUS304 stainless steel | Mounting: Deck mount | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| FORIOUS Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Soap Dispenser, Matte Black |  | Best Bundle for Sink-Side Cleanup | Brand and model: FORIOUS FF0033B-SGY | Color and material: Matte black; SUS 304 stainless steel | Operation: Touchless motion sensor | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| KEER Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, Brushed Nickel |  | Best for Simple Hands-Free Basics | Brand and model: KEER F103a | Material and finish: Stainless steel; brushed nickel | Mounting and installation: Deck mount; 1- or 3-hole | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| smart kitchen faucet | Model | Finish | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| GIMILI Matte Black Touchless K | GM1043B | Matte black | 2 years |
| GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Sink | GM1101N | Brushed nickel | Limited |
| FORIOUS Touch-Activated Pull-D | — | Brushed nickel | — |
| Moen Essie MotionSense Wave To | 87014EWSRS | Spot Resist Stainless | 5-year warranty on digital components; limited lifetime trim warranty |
| Delta Essa Touch2O Touchless K | Essa 9113TL-AR-DST | Arctic Stainless | — |
| KEER Touch-Activated Pull-Down | F103c | Brushed nickel | — |
| Delta Essa Touch2O Kitchen Fau | 9113T-AR-DST | Brushed nickel (Arctic Stainless) | Lifetime limited warranty; electronic parts covered for 5 years |
| FORIOUS Touchless Waterfall Ki | FF0035BN-GY | — | Limited |
| Moen Arbor Smart Touchless Pul | 7594EVC | Chrome | — |
| GIMILI Gold Touchless Kitchen | GM2016 | — | 2 years |
| Moen Arbor Touchless Kitchen F | — | Spot Resist Stainless | 5 years on digital components; limited lifetime trim warranty |
| OWOFAN Touchless Pull-Down Kit | — | — | Limited |
| JLERLI Touchless Pull-Down Kit | — | — | — |
| FORIOUS Touchless Kitchen Fauc | — | — | — |
| KEER Touchless Kitchen Faucet | — | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
GIMILI Matte Black Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer
I’d pick the GIMILI GM1043B for a kitchen where a matte-black finish and straightforward touchless controls matter more than extra spray options. Its sensor activates in 0.5 seconds, and the faucet shuts off after three minutes of inactivity, which can help limit water running when someone walks away. The 18-inch high-arc spout swivels a full 360 degrees, while the pull-down head switches between stream and spray for filling and rinsing. Compared with the brushed-nickel GIMILI GM1101N, this model has fewer spray modes but offers a taller listed spout and a simpler setup to understand. The tradeoffs are practical: four batteries are not included, and neither a deck plate nor an AC adapter comes in the box. I’d also check your sink configuration before buying, since those missing parts may affect installation.
Pros:- Sensor activates in a stated 0.5 seconds
- 18-inch spout swivels 360 degrees for broad sink access
- Stream and spray modes cover common filling and rinsing tasks
- Lead-free design with stated NSF and DOE certification
Cons:- Requires four alkaline batteries, which are not included
- Deck plate and AC adapter are not included
- Offers two sprayer modes, fewer than the three on the GIMILI GM1101N
Best for: Homeowners seeking a matte-black touchless faucet with a tall swivel spout and basic stream-and-spray controls.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a deck plate or AC adapter included, or who need more than two spray modes.
- Model:GM1043B
- Finish:Matte black
- Material:SUS 304 stainless steel
- Installation:Deck mount; single-hole or three-hole sinks
- Spout height and swivel:18 inches; 360°
- Sprayer modes:Stream and spray
- Flow rate:1.8 gpm
- Power and shutoff:Four alkaline batteries, not included; shuts off after 3 minutes of inactivity
- Warranty:2 years
Our verdict“Choose this GIMILI for matte-black styling and simple touchless operation, provided you have the needed installation parts and batteries.”
GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Sink Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, 15-Inch, Brushed Nickel
The GIMILI GM1101N is the more versatile pick for buyers who want touchless activation but also want to vary the spray for different cleanup jobs. Its pull-down head offers stream, waterfall, and sweep modes, and the 360-degree swivel spout helps reach across a double-bowl sink. The three-mode setup gives it an advantage over the matte-black GIMILI GM1043B, which has only stream and spray, though the GM1043B lists a taller 18-inch spout compared with this model’s 15-inch height. Brushed nickel is also a quieter visual choice than the GM1043B’s dark finish. This faucet runs on four alkaline batteries that are not included, and the package lacks both a deck plate and AC adapter. Its warranty is listed only as limited, without a duration in the supplied details.
Pros:- Three spray modes provide more task-specific options than the GM1043B
- Touchless operation includes a three-minute inactivity shutoff
- 360-degree swivel helps cover a wide sink area
- SUS 304 stainless steel construction with brushed-nickel finish
Cons:- Four alkaline batteries are not included
- Deck plate and AC adapter are not included
- The 15-inch height is lower than the GM1043B’s listed 18-inch spout
Best for: Cooks who regularly switch between gentle filling and broader rinsing patterns and want a brushed-nickel touchless faucet.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a taller spout, included deck plate, or a clearly stated warranty term.
- Model:GM1101N
- Finish:Brushed nickel
- Material:SUS 304 stainless steel
- Height and swivel:15 inches; 360°
- Spray modes:Stream, waterfall, and sweep
- Installation:Deck mount; single-hole or three-hole sink
- Power:Four alkaline batteries, not included
- Automatic shutoff:After 3 minutes of inactivity
- Warranty:Limited
Our verdict“Pick the GM1101N if spray variety matters more than a taller spout or included installation accessories.”
FORIOUS Touch-Activated Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Nickel
The FORIOUS touch-activated faucet suits buyers who want to start or stop water by touching the faucet, rather than relying on a motion sensor. That distinction can appeal to someone who prefers a deliberate tap when hands are messy or occupied. Its pull-down sprayer has stream, spray, and pause modes; the pause setting offers a quick way to interrupt flow while repositioning the wand. A built-in three-minute timer adds a shutoff safeguard, though it may cut water during longer tasks. Compared with the touchless GIMILI GM1101N, the FORIOUS is activated by touch rather than motion and includes a deck plate and installation hardware, but it does not list a swivel angle or battery details in the provided specifications. Its 1.8 GPM flow rate and one- or three-hole fit make it a flexible standard-kitchen option, not a hands-free sensor choice.
Pros:- Touch activation gives users a direct alternative to motion sensing
- Stream, spray, and pause modes support varied sink tasks
- Three-minute timer can stop water left running
- Deck plate and installation hardware are included
Cons:- Three-minute shutoff may interrupt extended filling or cleaning
- Touch-activated operation is not the same as hands-free motion sensing
- The supplied specifications do not state a swivel angle or power source
Best for: Households that prefer deliberate touch activation and want a pause mode plus included deck plate and installation hardware.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking motion-sensor hands-free activation or uninterrupted flow for tasks longer than the three-minute timer allows.
- Finish:Brushed nickel
- Material:Lead-free stainless steel
- Sprayer reach:18 inches
- Sprayer modes:Stream, spray, and pause
- Flow rate:1.8 GPM
- Automatic shutoff:3-minute timer
- Installation:Deck mount; 1- or 3-hole
- Handle count:1
- Certifications and material claims:DOE, CEC, and lead-free
Our verdict“Choose this FORIOUS if you want touch control and a pause setting, but skip it if motion-sensor operation is a must.”
Moen Essie MotionSense Wave Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer and Soap Dispenser
The Moen Essie MotionSense Wave earns its place for buyers who want a more complete sink setup in one package. It combines a wave sensor with a manual lever, so users can choose hands-free activation or conventional control; the included matching soap dispenser also cuts down on separate accessory shopping. Its Power Clean spray is specified as providing 50% more spray power, while the 68-inch hose gives the pull-down head useful reach. Compared with the battery-powered GIMILI GM1043B, the Essie includes six AA batteries, a deck plate, and flexible supply lines, though its 1.5 gpm flow rate is lower than the GIMILI’s 1.8 gpm. Spot Resist Stainless helps reduce visible fingerprints and water spots, but touchless operation still depends on batteries. It is the better-equipped package, not the choice for buyers prioritizing maximum listed flow.
Pros:- Wave sensor and manual lever provide two ways to operate the faucet
- Matching soap dispenser, deck plate, supply lines, and six AA batteries are included
- 68-inch hose provides reach for rinsing around the sink
- Spot Resist Stainless finish helps limit visible fingerprints and water spots
Cons:- 1.5 gpm flow rate is lower than the 1.8 gpm listed for the GIMILI GM1043B
- Touchless operation requires batteries
- Power Clean spray may not outweigh the lower flow rate for buyers focused on fast filling
Best for: Renovators who want touchless and manual controls, a matching soap dispenser, and key installation components included.
Not ideal for: Buyers who prioritize a higher listed flow rate or want a faucet that does not rely on batteries for touchless operation.
- Model:87014EWSRS
- Finish:Spot Resist Stainless
- Activation:MotionSense Wave touchless sensor and manual lever
- Spray technology:Power Clean
- Flow rate:1.5 gpm
- Hose length:68 inches
- Spout height and reach:15.86 inches high; 7.84 inches reach
- Included components:Six AA batteries, control box, deck plate, flexible supply lines, faucet, and soap dispenser
- Warranty:5-year warranty on digital components; limited lifetime trim warranty
Our verdict“Choose the Moen Essie for a well-equipped touchless-and-manual package with a soap dispenser, rather than for the highest flow rate.”
Delta Essa Touch2O Touchless Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Arctic Stainless
The Delta Essa Touch2O is the most adaptable control option in this group: it supports touchless activation, touch activation, and operation by handle. That gives a household multiple ways to use the faucet if one control style is inconvenient in the moment. Its LED temperature indicator adds a visual cue about water temperature, while magnetic docking is designed to keep the pull-down wand seated between uses. Compared with the Moen Essie, which pairs a wave sensor with a manual lever and includes a soap dispenser, the Delta offers touch activation and a temperature light but does not list a soap dispenser or included batteries in the supplied details. The optional deck plate supports different sink layouts, though the provided specs do not state a flow rate or power source. Its electronic warranty is five years, separate from the stated lifetime limited warranty.
Pros:- Three operating options: touchless, touch-activated, and handle
- LED indicator provides a visual water-temperature cue
- Magnetic docking is designed to hold the pull-down wand in place
- Optional deck plate supports one-hole or three-hole installation
Cons:- Electronic faucet warranty is listed as five years
- The supplied product data does not specify a flow rate or power source
- No soap dispenser or batteries are listed among the included components
Best for: Households that want touchless, touch, and handle controls, especially where a temperature indicator is useful.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a stated flow rate, included batteries, or a soap dispenser in the package.
- Model:Essa 9113TL-AR-DST
- Finish:Arctic Stainless
- Activation:Touchless, touch-activated, or handle
- Installation:1-hole or 3-hole, 8-inch center
- Deck plate:Optional deck plate included
- Sprayer:Pull-down with magnetic docking
- Dimensions:11.44 × 10.25 × 16 inches (D × W × H)
- Electronic faucet warranty:5 years
- Other stated warranty:Lifetime limited warranty
Our verdict“Pick the Delta Essa if control flexibility and a temperature indicator matter more than a fully specified package or included soap dispenser.”
KEER Touch-Activated Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Nickel
I’d choose the KEER F103c for a kitchen where a quick touch is more useful than voice commands or app settings. Its touch activation works alongside a single handle, so you can still use conventional manual control, while the 20-inch retractable hose and 360-degree swivel help reach across the sink. The aerated stream suits everyday filling, and the boosted spray offers another option for rinsing. Compared with the Delta Essa Touch2O, this KEER keeps the smart feature set simpler: it does not list a temperature LED or magnetic wand docking, but its hoses arrive preinstalled to simplify setup. The tradeoff is that touch operation may not suit households that prefer handle-only control, and the boosted spray is presented as a low-flow aid rather than a reason to expect unusually strong water pressure.
Pros:- Touch activation can start or stop water when hands are messy.
- Aerated stream and boosted spray support everyday filling and rinsing.
- 20-inch retractable hose and 360-degree swivel improve sink reach.
- Preinstalled hoses reduce the number of installation connections to manage.
Cons:- Touch activation may feel less convenient to users who prefer handle-only operation.
- The boosted spray is described as addressing low flow, so it may not satisfy buyers seeking strong spray pressure.
- No temperature indicator or magnetic sprayer docking is listed.
Best for: Home cooks who want touch-activated water and a flexible pull-down hose without app, Wi-Fi, or voice-control requirements.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a temperature indicator, magnetic sprayer docking, or a faucet that operates only through familiar handle controls.
- Model:F103c
- Material:Stainless steel
- Finish:Brushed nickel
- Mounting:Deck mount; 1- or 3-hole installation
- Handle:1
- Spray functions:Aerated stream and boosted spray
- Hose length:20 inches
- Sprayer rotation:360 degrees
Our verdict“Choose the KEER if you want straightforward touch activation and broad sink coverage, but pick the Delta Essa Touch2O for temperature feedback and magnetic docking.”
Delta Essa Touch2O Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, Brushed Nickel, 9113T-AR-DST
The Delta Essa Touch2O earns this spot for buyers who want a useful piece of feedback from a smart faucet, not just hands-free switching. Touch activation works on the spout or handle, and the TempSense LED indicates water temperature, helping users judge hot or cold water at a glance. Its magnetically docking pull-down wand is designed to return neatly to place, while DIAMOND Seal Technology is intended to reduce leaks and extend service life. Compared with the KEER F103c, the Delta adds temperature information and a stated sealing technology; the KEER counters with a 20-inch hose specification and preinstalled hoses. The Delta’s electronic parts have a five-year warranty, shorter than the faucet’s lifetime limited warranty, so buyers should weigh the extra electronic convenience against its separate coverage period.
Pros:- Touch activation works on both the spout and handle.
- TempSense LED gives a visible indication of water temperature.
- Magnetic docking is designed to hold the pull-down wand in place.
- Fits 1- or 3-hole sinks, with an optional deck plate included.
Cons:- Electronic parts have a five-year warranty, shorter than the faucet’s lifetime limited warranty.
- Touch operation and temperature indication rely on electronic components.
- Unlike the KEER F103c, the listed details do not specify a hose length.
Best for: Households that value touch operation, a visible temperature cue, and a sprayer designed to dock securely after use.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want the longest stated electronic warranty or prefer a faucet with fewer electronic components.
- Model:9113T-AR-DST
- Finish:Brushed nickel (Arctic Stainless)
- Operation:Touch2O activation and single-handle manual control
- Installation:1- or 3-hole; 8-inch center; optional deck plate included
- Sprayer:Pull-down wand with magnetic docking
- Temperature indicator:TempSense LED
- Warranty:Lifetime limited warranty; electronic parts covered for 5 years
Our verdict“Pick the Delta Essa Touch2O if temperature feedback and magnetic docking matter more to you than a simpler touch faucet with preinstalled hoses.”
FORIOUS Touchless Waterfall Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer
I’d shortlist this FORIOUS for buyers who want a touchless faucet with more than the usual stream-and-spray choice. Its waterfall, sweep, and stream modes give you distinct ways to direct water for different sink tasks, while the 20-inch pull-out hose and 360-degree rotation help extend coverage. The three-minute automatic shutoff adds a safeguard against leaving the sensor running. Compared with the GIMILI Gold Touchless, this faucet offers three outlet modes rather than two and lists lead-free 304 stainless steel, cUPC, and NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 certifications. The tradeoff is power: it needs four AA batteries, which are not included, and no AC adapter is supplied. That battery setup is worth factoring into the choice if you want fewer ongoing power-related chores.
Pros:- Waterfall, sweep, and stream modes give more task-specific options than a two-mode sprayer.
- Touchless sensor can operate without handling the faucet.
- 20-inch pull-out hose and 360-degree rotation broaden sink coverage.
- 304 stainless steel construction and listed lead-free, NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, and cUPC certifications.
Cons:- Four AA batteries are required and are not included.
- No AC adapter is included.
- The listed warranty is limited, without a duration specified.
Best for: Cooks who switch between broad water coverage, targeted sweeping, and a standard stream, and want touchless operation.
Not ideal for: Buyers who do not want to supply and replace batteries or who prefer touch activation over a sensor.
- Model:FF0035BN-GY
- Material and finish:304 stainless steel, lead-free; brushed nickel with 7-layer PVD coating
- Operation:Touchless sensor
- Outlet modes:Waterfall, sweep, and stream
- Flow rate:1.8 gpm (6.8 L/min) at 80 psi
- Hose and rotation:20-inch pull-out hose; 360-degree rotation
- Power and shutoff:4 AA batteries, not included; automatic shutoff after 3 minutes of inactivity
- Installation and certifications:One- or three-hole; Lead-free Certificate, NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, cUPC
- Warranty:Limited
Our verdict“Choose the FORIOUS if three distinct water modes and listed certifications outweigh the hassle of battery-powered operation.”
Moen Arbor Smart Touchless Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Voice Control, Chrome
The Moen Arbor is the clearest fit here for someone who wants a faucet to join a connected kitchen. You can use voice, app, hands-free sensor, or manual control, and customizable presets let you request set amounts and temperatures rather than relying on a simple sensor alone. Alexa and Google Assistant compatibility add hands-free options, though voice use requires a smartphone, compatible smart speaker, and Wi-Fi. Compared with the FORIOUS Touchless Waterfall, the Moen prioritizes connected control and presets over a choice of three outlet styles. Its 68-inch hose is also specified at much greater length than the FORIOUS’s 20-inch pull-out hose. That extra capability comes with more setup dependencies, plus six D batteries to power the faucet; buyers seeking a straightforward sensor faucet may prefer the GIMILI instead.
Pros:- Four control methods offer flexibility across voice, app, sensor, and manual use.
- Customizable presets can set desired water amounts and temperatures.
- Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant when the required devices and internet are available.
- 68-inch hose and ADA compliance are listed.
Cons:- Voice control depends on a smartphone, compatible smart speaker, and wireless internet.
- Requires six D batteries.
- Compared with the FORIOUS, it lists no waterfall, sweep, or stream mode selection.
Best for: Smart-home users who want voice or app control, hands-free sensing, manual operation, and customizable water presets.
Not ideal for: Buyers without reliable Wi-Fi, a compatible smart speaker or smartphone, or a preference for battery-powered connected fixtures.
- Model:7594EVC
- Finish:Chrome
- Control methods:Voice, app, hands-free sensor, and manual
- Voice compatibility:Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
- Spout dimensions:15.5-inch height; 7.88-inch reach
- Hose length:68 inches
- Power:6 D batteries
- Warranty and accessibility:Limited lifetime warranty; ADA compliant
Our verdict“Choose the Moen Arbor if you will use voice or app presets; skip it if you want smart operation without a connected-home setup.”
GIMILI Gold Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Spring Pull-Down Sprayer
This GIMILI stands out for buyers who want hands-free operation without the connected-home demands of the Moen Arbor. A hand-wave sensor starts the water, and a three-minute shutoff can stop flow if it is left running. The pull-down sprayer offers stream and spray, while its gravity-ball retraction system is designed to guide the sprayer back after use. Compared with the FORIOUS Touchless Waterfall, GIMILI uses a simpler two-mode sprayer rather than three outlet styles; its main distinction is the gold finish and listed spring-style design. The 1.8 gpm flow rate and 360-degree swivel cover everyday sink work, but this model relies on four alkaline batteries that are not included. Buyers should also note the two-year warranty and that neither a deck plate nor AC adapter is included.
Pros:- Hand-wave sensor provides hands-free water control.
- Three-minute automatic shutoff can stop water after inactivity.
- Stream and spray modes pair with a 360-degree swivel spout.
- SUS 304 stainless steel construction and a gold finish suit kitchens seeking a warm metallic look.
Cons:- Four alkaline batteries are required and not included.
- A deck plate and AC adapter are not included.
- Two-year warranty is shorter than the limited lifetime warranty listed for the Moen Arbor.
Best for: Renovators choosing a gold-finish faucet who want a basic touchless sensor, pull-down sprayer, and automatic shutoff.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need an included deck plate, an AC power option, more than two sprayer modes, or a longer stated warranty.
- Model:GM2016
- Material and finish:SUS 304 stainless steel; gold
- Operation:Hand-wave sensor; automatic shutoff after 3 minutes of inactivity
- Sprayer modes:Stream and spray
- Spout dimensions:5.5-inch height; 8.3-inch reach
- Dimensions:2.5 in D x 10 in W x 18.5 in H
- Flow rate and swivel:1.8 gpm; 360-degree swivel
- Power and mounting:4 alkaline batteries, not included; deck mount; single- or three-hole sinks
- Warranty:2 years
Our verdict“Choose the GIMILI for gold styling and uncomplicated touchless control, but choose the FORIOUS for more outlet modes and listed certifications.”
Moen Arbor Touchless Kitchen Faucet, Spot Resist Stainless, 7594EWSRS
The Moen Arbor 7594EWSRS is the most balanced pick here for buyers who want a familiar touchless setup without extra indicators or bundled accessories. Its MotionSense Wave activation lets you start water with a hand wave, while the pull-down sprayer helps reach around the sink during prep and cleanup. Compared with the OWOFAN Touchless Pull-Down Faucet, the Arbor keeps the feature set simpler: it lacks OWOFAN’s color-coded temperature light, but its Spot Resist finish is designed to help limit visible fingerprints and water spots. The tradeoff is power flexibility: six AA batteries are included, but ongoing touchless use depends on batteries unless you buy the compatible AC adapter separately. I’d choose it for a proven, pared-back touchless format, not for shoppers seeking the most extras in the box.
Pros:- MotionSense Wave offers hands-free activation alongside handle operation.
- Pull-down sprayer provides reach for rinsing sink corners.
- Spot Resist Stainless is designed to resist fingerprints and water spots.
- Six AA batteries are included, with a compatible AC adapter available separately.
Cons:- Touchless operation requires batteries or a separately purchased compatible AC adapter.
- It lacks the OWOFAN faucet’s water-powered temperature indicator.
Best for: Households seeking a straightforward touchless faucet with a pull-down sprayer and a finish designed to show fewer fingerprints.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want an included AC power option or visual temperature feedback without adding accessories.
- Brand and model:Moen 7594EWSRS
- Finish:Spot Resist Stainless
- Activation:MotionSense Wave touchless or handle operation
- Sprayer:Pull-down
- Power:6 AA batteries; compatible with AC Power Cord Adapter Kit 169031
- Installation:Single-hole; optional deck plate for 3-hole sinks
- Warranty:5 years on digital components; limited lifetime trim warranty
Our verdict“Choose the Moen Arbor if you want a restrained, established touchless design and are comfortable planning for its power source.”
OWOFAN Touchless Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with LED Temperature Indicator, Brushed Nickel
The OWOFAN stands apart from the Moen Arbor by adding a water-powered LED temperature indicator: blue signals cold, green warm, and red hot. That gives cooks a quick visual cue without relying on batteries for the light itself, while the motion sensor handles hands-free on/off and the lever sets flow and temperature. Its high-pressure spray and aerated stream offer a useful choice between targeted rinsing and everyday washing. The ceramic disc cartridge is listed as tested for 500,000 cycles, though that figure does not remove the need to check fit and installation details for your sink. The compromise is that sensor operation still needs batteries, and the listing’s broad installation compatibility may require adapting the setup. I’d favor this over the simpler Moen when temperature visibility matters more than a pared-back feature set.
Pros:- Water-powered LED shows cold, warm, and hot temperature ranges.
- Motion sensor and manual lever provide two ways to control water.
- Two spray modes suit both targeted rinsing and everyday flow.
- Ceramic disc cartridge is listed as tested for 500,000 cycles.
Cons:- Motion sensor requires batteries.
- Sink setup may need adapting despite the listed one- or three-hole compatibility.
Best for: Cooks who want a visible temperature cue and both hands-free activation and manual lever control.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want touchless operation without battery replacement or who need a faucet with installation fit confirmed for their exact sink.
- Brand and model:OWOFAN 1080SN-LED; model number 1078SN-LED
- Finish and body:Brushed nickel; stainless steel
- Mounting and installation:Deck mount; single-hole or 3-hole with included deck plate
- Controls:One handle; battery-powered motion sensor
- Spray modes:High-pressure spray and aerated stream
- Temperature indicator:Water-powered LED: blue for cold, green for warm, red for hot
- Cartridge:Ceramic disc, tested for 500,000 cycles
- Warranty:Limited
Our verdict“Pick the OWOFAN if temperature feedback is a priority and you’re willing to verify the installation and manage sensor batteries.”
JLERLI Touchless Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Brushed Nickel
The JLERLI is the most flexible sprayer pick in this group, with three spray modes and a hose that swivels 360 degrees. That combination gives it an edge over the KEER F103a, which lists two modes, when a sink routine involves varied rinsing tasks. Its high-arc, pull-down design and one- or three-hole compatibility also give buyers room to work across different sink layouts. The sensor starts water with a hand wave and is described as stopping flow after 2.5 minutes, a distinct shutoff detail compared with KEER’s three-minute stop after no movement. The tradeoff is limited supporting information: the supplied listing does not describe power requirements or warranty coverage, and its fit and installation claims aren’t independently verified here. I’d shortlist it for spray flexibility, but confirm those details before choosing it over better-documented options.
Pros:- Three spray modes offer more choice than the KEER faucet’s two modes.
- 360-degree hose swivel supports movement around the sink.
- High-arc pull-down design gives room for rinsing and washing.
- Designed for one- or three-hole sink setups.
Cons:- Power requirements and warranty details are not provided in the supplied product data.
- Installation and compatibility claims are not independently verified here.
Best for: Buyers who want multiple spray choices and a swiveling pull-down hose for varied sink-cleaning tasks.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who need clearly documented power, warranty, or installation details before buying.
- Brand and model:JLERLI JTF014D0S0BN
- Finish and material:Brushed nickel; SUS304 stainless steel
- Mounting:Deck mount
- Handles:1
- Spray modes:3
- Hose swivel:360 degrees
- Sink compatibility:1- or 3-hole
- Dimensions:8.5 x 10 x 15.7 in (D x W x H)
Our verdict“Choose JLERLI for its three-mode sprayer and swivel reach if you’re comfortable confirming missing installation and power details first.”
FORIOUS Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Soap Dispenser, Matte Black
The FORIOUS earns its place by pairing a touchless pull-down faucet with a matching 350 ml soap dispenser, making it the most complete sink-side bundle here. Its three settings—stream, spray, and pause—cover everyday filling, rinsing, and briefly stopping flow without changing the faucet control. An 18-inch retractable hose and 360-degree rotating head add reach; compared with the KEER F103a’s 15.7-inch hose and two modes, this model offers more sprayer flexibility. It also shuts off after three minutes of continuous flow. The tradeoff is that the supplied data doesn’t specify the motion sensor’s power source, so buyers should check that before purchase; a generous feature list doesn’t answer every installation question. I’d pick it over simpler bundles when the included dispenser and extra hose reach matter more than a clearly specified power setup.
Pros:- Includes a matching 350 ml soap dispenser and installation hardware.
- Three spray settings include a pause mode.
- 18-inch retractable hose and rotating head provide broad reach.
- Automatic shutoff follows three minutes of continuous flow.
Cons:- The supplied product data does not specify the motion sensor’s power source.
- Its listed 10-inch deck plate may not suit every sink or counter layout.
Best for: Households wanting a matching soap dispenser, multiple sprayer settings, and added hose reach in one sink setup.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need clearly stated sensor power details or a shorter, more compact faucet footprint.
- Brand and model:FORIOUS FF0033B-SGY
- Color and material:Matte black; SUS 304 stainless steel
- Operation:Touchless motion sensor
- Spray modes:Stream, spray, pause
- Hose length:18 inches
- Soap dispenser:11.83 oz (350 ml)
- Flow rate:1.8 gallons per minute
- Installation:One- or three-hole sinks; detachable 10-inch deck plate
Our verdict“Choose this FORIOUS bundle if you want a soap dispenser and a flexible three-mode sprayer, after confirming sensor power and sink fit.”
KEER Touchless Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Sprayer, Brushed Nickel
The KEER F103a focuses on the basics: an infrared sensor, a pull-down sprayer, and two modes for switching between stream and spray. Its listed 15.7-inch hose is shorter than the FORIOUS model’s 18-inch hose, and it offers fewer spray settings, but that simpler setup may suit buyers who don’t need an included soap dispenser or a pause mode. The faucet automatically shuts off after three minutes without detected movement, which can limit unattended flow; it may also interrupt a task if movement isn’t sensed as expected. Pre-installed hoses are a practical installation aid, though they don’t guarantee an easy fit for every sink. Sensor use requires batteries, so this is a better match for buyers who accept periodic replacements than for those seeking an explicitly mains-powered option.
Pros:- Infrared sensor enables hands-free operation.
- Stream and spray modes cover basic sink tasks.
- 15.7-inch pull-down hose helps reach around the sink.
- Pre-installed hoses can simplify parts of installation.
Cons:- Sensor requires batteries that need replacement.
- Two spray modes offer less flexibility than the three-mode FORIOUS faucet.
- Three-minute no-movement shutoff may interrupt longer tasks.
Best for: Buyers who want a straightforward infrared touchless faucet with a pull-down sprayer and pre-installed hoses.
Not ideal for: Cooks who need three spray modes, a longer hose, or uninterrupted flow during tasks with little movement.
- Brand and model:KEER F103a
- Material and finish:Stainless steel; brushed nickel
- Mounting and installation:Deck mount; 1- or 3-hole
- Control:Touchless infrared sensor
- Spray modes:Stream and spray
- Hose length:15.7 inches
- Spout dimensions:7.3-inch height; 10-inch reach
- Automatic shutoff:After 3 minutes without detected movement
Our verdict“Choose the KEER F103a if simple touchless controls and pre-installed hoses matter more than extra spray settings or longer reach.”
How We Picked
I ranked these smart kitchen faucets by how clearly each product’s controls and added features suit a real kitchen routine. I gave weight to the distinction between touchless sensing, touch activation, and voice control, as well as the practical value of a pull-down sprayer, included accessories, and finish choices. Products with a clearly differentiated control approach or a useful bundle rank ahead of options whose listed appeal is primarily a familiar faucet format or finish.
I also considered fit and ownership tradeoffs: shoppers need to confirm sink configuration, available space, power requirements, and installation details for the exact model before buying. The ranking is not a claim that every faucet will suit every kitchen; it is a guide to matching the listed functions to buyer priorities. Where multiple products overlap, I’ve treated control type, included accessories, and specialized design as the deciding factors rather than implying that similar names mean identical features.
| smart kitchen faucet | Finish |
|---|---|
| GIMILI Matte Black Touchless K | Matte black |
| GIMILI Touchless Kitchen Sink | Brushed nickel |
| FORIOUS Touch-Activated Pull-D | Brushed nickel |
| Moen Essie MotionSense Wave To | Spot Resist Stainless |
| Delta Essa Touch2O Touchless K | Arctic Stainless |
| KEER Touch-Activated Pull-Down | Brushed nickel |
| Delta Essa Touch2O Kitchen Fau | Brushed nickel (Arctic Stainless) |
| FORIOUS Touchless Waterfall Ki | — |
| Moen Arbor Smart Touchless Pul | Chrome |
| GIMILI Gold Touchless Kitchen | — |
| Moen Arbor Touchless Kitchen F | Spot Resist Stainless |
| OWOFAN Touchless Pull-Down Kit | — |
| JLERLI Touchless Pull-Down Kit | — |
| FORIOUS Touchless Kitchen Fauc | — |
| KEER Touchless Kitchen Faucet | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Smart Kitchen Faucets
Smart faucet labels can refer to different kinds of convenience, so I’d start by identifying the action you want to avoid: touching a handle with messy hands, adjusting the temperature manually, or reaching for a soap bottle. Then check the sink and installation constraints before comparing finishes or extras. These broader checks can prevent a feature-rich faucet from becoming a poor match for your kitchen.
Choose the Control Method You Will Actually Use
Touchless sensing, touch activation, and voice control are not interchangeable. A motion sensor can help when your hands are dirty, while touch activation lets you start or stop water by tapping the faucet with a hand or forearm. Voice control adds another route, but its value depends on whether you want to use spoken commands and whether the required setup suits your home. Avoid choosing by the word “smart” alone: check which controls are listed for the exact model. If simple hands-free use is the goal, extra connectivity may add setup without changing your daily routine.
Check Power and Installation Before Buying
Power access and under-sink space can shape the whole decision. Smart controls commonly need a power source, but the specific arrangement varies by faucet, so verify the product’s installation instructions rather than assuming a battery or outlet is included. Look below the sink for room around plumbing, a disposal, water filters, and storage that might crowd control components. Confirm the number and layout of sink holes, too; a deck plate may or may not be part of the package. A faucet that fits the countertop but leaves no workable space below it can turn a straightforward upgrade into a more involved installation.
Match the Sprayer and Spout to the Sink
Reach matters more than a dramatic silhouette. A pull-down sprayer is useful for rinsing corners, washing produce, and directing water into large pots, but it needs enough clearance to move freely. Compare the faucet’s listed height and reach with the sink basin, nearby shelves, and window trim. Spring-style and waterfall designs also change the faucet’s profile and how it looks above the sink; neither is automatically better for every kitchen. Measure first, especially when replacing a low faucet or working with a shallow basin.
Treat Temperature Indicators as Guidance, Not a Substitute for Control
An LED temperature indicator can make water temperature easier to read at a glance, but it does not replace checking how a faucet sets and maintains temperature. Look for the actual handle and control arrangement, and consider whether other people in the household can use it comfortably. If children or guests will operate the faucet, a familiar manual control may matter more than a display. Also check whether indicator lights or electronic functions rely on the same power system as the sensor. A feature is most useful when it clarifies an everyday action rather than adding another thing to interpret.
Compare Bundles by What They Replace
An included soap dispenser can simplify a coordinated sink setup, but only if your counter has a suitable opening and you want a built-in dispenser. Check what comes in the box and whether the dispenser placement will work beside your faucet and sink. Finishes such as matte black, gold, brushed nickel, and stainless can also affect how well a new faucet matches existing hardware, though names alone do not guarantee an exact color match. Paying extra for a bundle makes sense when it replaces an item you planned to buy; otherwise, a simpler faucet may leave more flexibility. Confirm finish and accessory details for the precise model number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is touchless better than touch-activated for a kitchen faucet?
Neither control type is universally better. Touchless sensing is convenient when your hands are messy and you want to avoid touching the faucet, while touch activation can offer a deliberate way to start or stop water without using the handle. Sensor placement and your usual movements matter, so check how the listed model is activated and whether the control can be turned off or bypassed. If multiple people share the sink, choose the interaction that will feel most intuitive to everyone. The Delta Essa Touch2O and sensor-based faucets in this roundup illustrate that “smart” can mean different kinds of control.
Do smart kitchen faucets need an electrical outlet under the sink?
Power requirements depend on the exact faucet. Some electronic faucets use batteries, while others may have different power arrangements; don’t assume an outlet is required or that batteries are included. Check the installation guide and package contents for the specific model before ordering. Measure the available space beneath the sink so a power unit or wiring does not conflict with plumbing, a disposal, or stored items. If access below the sink is limited, favor a model whose documented power setup suits that space.
Will a touchless faucet fit my existing sink?
It may fit, but hole layout and clearance decide more than the control feature. Count the existing sink or countertop openings and compare them with the faucet’s installation requirements, including whether a deck plate is supplied or needed. Check spout height and reach against windows, cabinets, and the size of your basin. Also inspect the area below the sink for room for electronic components and connections. Confirm those details against the exact model’s instructions before removing the old faucet.
Is voice control worth choosing over a basic motion sensor?
Voice control is most useful when spoken operation fits a routine you already have. The Moen Arbor Smart Touchless adds voice control, while many other picks focus on sensor or touch activation without that listed feature. Before choosing it, check what setup, compatible devices, and network access its voice functions require. If you mainly want water to start without touching the handle, a motion-sensing model may meet that need with fewer connected features. Pick voice control for the added interaction, not simply because the faucet is described as smart.
Should I choose a faucet with an included soap dispenser?
An included dispenser is useful when you want a coordinated setup and have an available counter opening. Moen Essie and the FORIOUS Matte Black option list a soap dispenser, which can spare you from selecting a separate accessory. Check the dispenser’s placement, refill access, and whether your sink or countertop can accommodate it. If your surface has no spare opening, or you prefer a countertop soap bottle, the bundle may offer little practical benefit. Compare package details rather than assuming every finish or model from a brand includes the same accessory.
Conclusion
For the strongest all-around feature mix, I’d choose the Moen Arbor Smart Touchless, especially if voice control is part of the appeal. Buyers seeking a premium, touch-activated alternative should compare the Delta Essa Touch2O models, while the Moen Essie suits shoppers who want a touchless faucet and included soap dispenser. For a more straightforward value-minded choice, I’d start with the GIMILI, FORIOUS, or KEER sensor models and compare the exact finish, dimensions, and installation details rather than buying on appearance alone. Beginners who want familiar operation may prefer the Delta Essa Touch2O approach over voice-connected controls; for a specific style need, the GIMILI gold spring design, FORIOUS waterfall form, or OWOFAN temperature indicator offers a more distinctive direction. Match the control system and fit to your kitchen first, then choose the finish and extras.
