Moen Karis Chrome One-Handle Single Hole Bathroom Sink Faucet with Optional Deck Plate, 84346

The Moen 84346SRN Karis faucet in Spot Resist Brushed Nickel is an excellent upgrade and well worth the investment. The finish looks modern and high-end, and it truly lives up to the “spot resist” claim—water spots and fingerprints are barely noticeable, which keeps the faucet looking clean with minimal effort. Installation was straightforward, even for a DIY project, and all the necessary hardware was included. The handle operates smoothly, water flow is consistent, and the temperature control is precise. It feels solid and well-made, exactly what you’d expect from Moen. Beyond appearance, the faucet performs flawlessly in daily use and adds a polished look to the bathroom. With great build quality, easy maintenance, and Moen’s strong reputation for reliability, this faucet earns a full five stars without hesitation.

I could not be happier. The design is fantastic. It looks just like I expected that it would—like a piece of art. The finish is perfect. You don't need to wipe water off it but when it dries it looks like you did. I'm switching my metal over to brushed nickel and this is beautiful. The base works well to cover the two outer holes in my sink but it is not obtrusive. Visually, it works well on a small sink. This faucet is a little more than an inch taller than what I had before and now I can just get a big stainless water bottle under there to fill it up, which is a bonus. The water lines are a little skinnier than what I had previously but the flow seems fine... it's for a bathroom sink. If my water line supply pipes were directly under my sink I could have likely only used what came in the kit. Since my supply lines are about 9 inches to the side (from a remodel) I had to buy short extension lines from Ace and pieces to connect the lines. That worked out fine. You absolutely want to use the plastic extension tool they provide to put the nuts on to secure it in place. It would have been a nightmare without that tool. I'm keeping it around. You don't need to turn the handle very far left or right to go from total hot to total cold. I ended up using a bunch of plumbers putty for the drain rather than the supplied rubber washer due to the contour of the drain shape. So far, so good. I like this push-to-pop up drain style. It works with my overflow sink. It was the mechanical drain mechanism that failed on my last unit. I'm glad I don't have to deal with that anymore. I'm happy when I see this faucet. I'm happy when I use it.

Well made single handle faucet that we bought to replace the double handle faucets in our new home. Very easy to control the water temperature. They were also easy to install. The drain stop is different in that all you do is push down on the drain and it seals and keeps the water from draining. Push down on it again and it opens up.

Purchased for all our bathrooms with a remodel. Sleek and easy to use. Long enough spout to wash hands without bumping sink. Resist most water and hand stains and easily wipes cleans with a microfiber cloth. Like the clean design with a touch of modern vibes.

I had a hose pop off my old Moen bathroom faucet, and decided to replace the whole thing rather than figure out the problem. I needed to spend my time repairing the water-damaged cabinet base. I wasn't fond of the old faucet, which had a sharp edge around the outlet, and an aerator screen that was a PITA to clean, so I was ready to replace it. The newer 84346SRN has a smoother outlet, better access to the aerator screen, and a single handle control that is very smooth. It also flows more pressure with a less splashy output, added plusses. The kit comes with a sturdy matching faucet base to block off a three-hole sink, and an entire pop-up drain assembly to replace the old style fiddly plastic drain valve controlled by a vertical rod. Even though my sink is one-hole, I chose to use the faucet base, which provides more mounting strength and less chance of drips. Changing the drain valve is optional. The new assembly is complete but requires removing the old drain pipe from under the sink, sealing the new drain assembly, and reconnecting the outlet. I decided to leave the old drain pipe in position and drop in an accessory drain basket from the top, which can instantly be pulled out to clean the pipe. However, all the important bits and pieces are there to connect up the genuine Moen drain valve as you prefer. I chose the spot resist nickel finish, which does look nice, but will contrast with other chrome fixtures or accessories. You will need to support the faucet while tightening the single hold down nut. That will typically require lying on your back under the sink. it's usually impossible for one person to both hold the faucet and tighten the nut. Not having a helper I sawed out a softwood dowel that fit the drain tube, and clamped a cross piece to temporarily support the faucet in position. It would be much simpler to just borrow a second pair of hands for two minutes. Since I know I'll need to clean and descale the aerator screen every year, and that there are numerous insert sizes and thread pitches, I unscrewed the aerator screen and recorded the diameter and pitch, which is much easier with the faucet held upside down.

The Moen faucet is 5-star quality that enables straightforward reliable installation ease. One star has been deducted due to Moen including a 0-star drain! The drain at best was an afterthought added simply as full kit enticement. In reality, it is simply a cheap plastic, leaky waste of time. The drain seals simply "don't"! Do not even consider using it. If a drain is need, EAS provides a reliable, affordable alternative.

Nice faucet, looks modern. I didn't like the low water flow so I fixed it. There's a tiny little rubber o ring inside the aerator. You have to use the included plastic key to remove it so keep it safe somewhere and don't forget where you put it. Once you loosen and unscrew the aerator, there's a plastic screen you have to split open. Either use your fingernail or a knife to get it open and don't do this over the sink. Parts may fly all over. Once inside the plastic screen you'll see a tiny black circle in the center part of the plastic aerator. Pry that out and reassemble the screen, place it back into the aerator and screw it back into the faucet, tightening it with the key. Now I have strong water flow and can control it instead of having to tolerate only the stock low flow limitations. It's amazing that that one tiny o ring is capable of restricting water so effectively. Get rid of it. I did the same thing to my shower head when I got it a few years ago and really like the heavy water flow better than the weak spray it used to have. Something to consider. Otherwise the faucet is solid and nice looking and is functional 👍

Sturdy and looks great. Works just as expected.

We bought two of these and we couldn't be happier. We replaced drippy ones that had a separate hot and cold tap which is very inconvenient in this day and age. First world problems eh? Very pretty, good quality!

easy install, good product

Great one handle faucet . Works great and looks very elegant in my bathroom.

As expected Moen does an excellent job! A robust product with lifetime warranty faucet in the powder room is a no brainer. In particular that this one is coming with a pop up drain assembly.

Its nice but the flow is meh but its for the washroom who needs a geyser?