220 V Electric Tap with Instantaneous Water Heater, 360 Degree Rotating Cold and Hot Water Tap, Quick Heating Kitchen Tap with Digital Display (White)

It's an easy installation with single cold water inletIt has a 360-degree swivel spout with sleek designDigital temperature display for convenienceFast heating but potential inconsistency in temperatureFlow reduction on hot water (because of the coil design)Comes with a plug rather than a wiring it in, and it's a 2 pin style plug, disappointing

At under £70 for a mixer tap that incorporates a hot water heater there's going to be some corners cut as you'd pay this much for a quality mixer tap without the heater. Thankfully this tap seems to get the important things right.Installation is easy - it's a single feed tap just requiring a cold water inlet. Needs a hole drilling in the worktop and you screw a clamp onto the bottom to hold it in position. The top part has a seal around the base stopping water leaking through the hole. The power is supplied from underneath which is good because while you can have a socket in a cupboard under the sink in the UK, you cannot have one close to the sink above. It's a 3.2kW tap so you can use a standard socket and the tap has a nice thick power cable that should easily handle the 3.2kW.In use this works like an electric shower - the heater is constant and you adjust the water flow rate which in turn affects the temperature. A faster flow results in cooler water. Alternatively you can have a cold water flow. The handle clicks in the middle where you shift from cold to hot and the action is smooth. It feels like a good quality mechanism.The main limitation is the quality of the top tap part. It's quite thin metal and I suspect will not last as long as a high quality chrome unit would. Given the price i won't downrate it because of this - as I noted at the start, at this price you expect some limitations. This tap seems to have got the heating and control parts down well, I can forgive it some cosmetics.

I have another one of these taps in a different design and wanted another for our second kitchen as it saves having to buy and install a separate hot water tank for just the hot water.The handle has a nice brushed metal top but the swan neck on this feels like cheap chrome which has warped areas on it. It's not like a proper metal tap.It comes with a 2 pin plug and has a UK adapter which is not very good. Hoping the electric can rewire this to just a UK one but selling to a UK market but would better with a UK plug. The adapter is bulky and could easily get knocked under the sink.The water flow when hot is slower than the cold flow but this is because it's heating it up as it's producing it.I have a similar set up but instead of a kettle so I'm used to this.

I recently installed the Briwellna faucet, and it’s been a great upgrade. The 360-degree swivel spout and gooseneck design make it super convenient for my double sink. The digital temperature display is a game-changer, especially with kids, and adjusting the hot and cold water is easy.It took a bit to figure out the right flow for hot water, but once I did, it worked perfectly. I can always see the exact water temperature at a glance, which is really helpful, especially with kids around. The faucet is compact, saves space, and has handy safety features like leakage protection and auto power-off.

I can't comment on installation of this tap as I had a friend fit it, but they didn't seem to experience any major issues or difficulties.The tap head is rotatable 360°, making it easy to manoeuvre and get into the position you want.It has a digital display, which lets you know the temperature at a quick glance, with hot water being instant.It also looks modern and sleek, which will fit in well in the majority of kitchens, while also seeming to be well made and durable, so I don't expect to experience issues with it anytime soon.All in all, it's a good replacement tap.