GIMILI Matte Black Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with 360° Swivel and Three Spray Modes

The pull-down sprayer extends the faucet’s reach, making it easier to rinse around the sink and wash cookware. A gravity ball retracts the spray head after use, while the spout swivels 360 degrees.

Three nozzle settings—Stream, Spray, and Pause—let you change the water flow for different tasks, from filling to rinsing.

Its matte black finish and single-handle design give it a streamlined look. The faucet is made of 304 stainless steel and mounts to the deck.

Worth noting

The GIMILI faucet combines a pull-out sprayer with a choice of three spray modes, so it offers more control than a basic fixed-spout faucet. The Stream setting is suited to filling, while Spray can help cover more of the sink when rinsing. Pause is also available at the nozzle. The 360-degree swivel adds room to position the spout across the basin.

Buyers describe the matte black appearance positively and often mention straightforward installation and satisfactory water flow. Feedback on the retractable hose is mixed, though, so the gravity-ball return should not be treated as a guarantee of how smoothly it will work in every setup.

The listed package includes the sprayer, gravity ball, and installation hardware. The faucet is described as lead-free, and its surface is intended to resist fingerprints and water stains, routine care is wiping it with a soft cloth. A deck plate for covering additional sink holes is sold separately, so factor that in if your sink needs one.

Quick sizing guide

The faucet is 14.5 inches tall, with an 8.6-inch spout reach and a 7.6-inch spout height. Its pull-out hose extends 15 inches. These measurements can help you judge whether the spout will reach the areas you need and fit the space above your sink. It uses a deck-mount, single-hole installation, with 23.6-inch hot and cold supply lines and 3/8-inch internal-thread compression fittings. Match those details to your sink and water connections before choosing it, the supplied information does not list other connection options.

It makes sense if you want a matte black kitchen faucet with a swiveling spout, pull-down reach, and selectable spray patterns. It’s not for you if your installation requires a deck plate included in the box, since that part is separate.

Usage tips

Use the Stream mode for filling and the Spray mode for rinsing, then use Pause when you need to interrupt flow at the nozzle. The pull-out hose is intended to reach around the sink, while the swivel spout can be moved to serve different parts of the basin. Keep the stated hose reach and spout dimensions in mind when planning where the faucet will sit.

The package includes installation hardware and instructions, and the manufacturer describes installation as a do-it-yourself task. Before starting, identify whether the sink is configured for a single-hole deck mount and whether the listed supply-line fittings suit your connections. If extra sink holes need covering, plan for a separately purchased deck plate rather than assuming it comes with the faucet.

Should you buy it?

This faucet is a practical fit for someone who wants a pull-down sprayer and multiple flow settings in a matte black finish, especially when reaching around the sink matters more than choosing a simpler fixed spout. Its dimensions and listed fittings provide useful points to compare against an existing setup, and the separate deck plate is the clearest additional purchase to account for. If you prioritize a particular hose-return feel, the mixed buyer feedback is worth weighing alongside the stated gravity-ball design.