I've had it for two years.. I'm amazed.. a friend who's a plumber who installs very expensive faucets that require electricity for thermostat accuracy tells me they don't perform like this.. We've been saved.. I can't take a shower in another house (vacations, hotels, etc.)

It is very good and does its job. I have had it for 1 month and so far I haven't seen any problems. The handles are plastic and logically if they are hit, the coating will come off. The body seems to be resistant to scratches. The salts it collects are minimally visible.

After an expensive Grohe, also thermostatic, which appeared to be defective (started leaking for no reason at the 12-month mark - for various reasons outside of warranty), I proceeded to purchase this particular faucet. I hope it proves to be better than its replacement. Clearly, it is particularly helpful, like all thermostatic ones, as it maintains the temperature where we want it. It is also very elegant.