Firstly, I have been using a Dishmaster since I was a kid in Detroit in the 1950's. So I am a total fan and pretty much had one since then. Most of the time it was some version of the traditional Imperial model that is so old fashioned looking and unchanged that it is becoming retro cool. Upgraded to an M2000 Century about 15 years ago which was more compact but hardly stylish. Finally got a Sapphire Low Arc Matte Black and gotta say it is one sharp looking faucet. The water control and diverter operate a little differently but the basic Dishmaster wand operation is the same as usual. The soap container goes below the sink and I swapped in a larger tank (1 gal) so only need to refill every few weeks.
I installed it myself. Followed the directions carefully but it took a while as working on your back under the sink is a pain in the neck. A basin wrench will be most helpful. It only required a second person to hold the faucet in place when doing the final tightening from below. Otherwise it might rotate. You might need to fiddle with the wand hose connections so the hose hangs in such a way that it doesn't hook on anything when you pull the wand out. I guess the only minor drawback of this wand design is the hose and wand will likely get wet during use and then drip below when returned to the holder. Minor issue for sure.
A good product with some contemporary flair if you want to upgrade from the classic Dishmaster stylings. Solid, good quality.
