Which is better for a 3-hole sink?

The KINGTACK. It is a 4-inch centerset built for 3 holes and includes a deck plate for 2-hole sinks. The Symmons Verity needs a single hole.

The Symmons Verity, on paper. Its brass body resists corrosion better than stainless steel, and it comes from a long-established plumbing brand. The KINGTACK's 304 stainless is durable but a step below brass.

Is the Symmons worth the extra money?

If you have a single-hole sink and want brass and WaterSense, yes. If you have a 3-hole sink, the KINGTACK fits and costs far less.

Which uses less water?

The KINGTACK at 1.2 gpm versus 1.5 gpm for the Symmons. Both are low-flow, but the KINGTACK saves more.

Do I need to buy a drain separately?

With the KINGTACK, no. The pop-up drain and two supply hoses are in the box. With the Symmons Verity, plan to buy a drain and hoses separately.

Which is easier to install?

The KINGTACK, for a 3-hole sink, since everything is included and it is a standard centerset. The Symmons is simple on a single-hole sink but needs extra parts.

KINGTACK Bathroom Faucets 4 Inch Matte Black Bathroom Sink Faucet, Stainless Steel Lead-Free 2-Handle Centerset Faucet with Pop-up Drain and 2 Supply Hoses Fits 2 or 3-hole Sink vs Symmons Verity Two-Handle Widespread Matte Black Bathroom Sink Faucet

Buy the KINGTACK if you want a cheap, complete matte black centerset faucet that drops into a 3-hole sink with drain and hoses in the box. Buy the Symmons Verity if you have a single-hole sink, want solid brass and WaterSense certification, and will pay more for a name brand. The KINGTACK is the budget pick with a 4.5 rating from 440 buyers; the Symmons is the premium single-hole option.

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