Delta’s Pilar kitchen faucet offers unique touch-technology By Jude Garvey October 20, 2009 Delta's Pilar kitchen faucet is controlled by a touch anywhere on the faucet or handle View 1 Images ...

Delta's new Pilar pull-down kitchen faucet with Touch2O technology is designed to be a smarter, cleaner and more efficient way to work in the kitchen.The ...

The Delta Touch Faucet is a step up from the infrared-controlled faucets in many public bathrooms that often don’t even recognize when a person’s hands need washing.

Add the touch features to that, and you get the first true revolution in sink faucets that I’ve seen in a while. This actually isn’t Delta’s first touch-sensitive faucet.

Thankfully, Delta sells an AC adapter for its faucets that’s relatively cheap (about $40), which means that you only need to rely on the batteries if your power goes out (which is quite rare for ...

The DELTA Faucet Leland Single-Handle Touch Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer boasts its touch activation technology, appealing price tag, and high-quality construction.

Our Top Picks: Delta Leland Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet for $281.66 or Delta Trinsic VoiceIQ Touch Kitchen Faucet for $796.36.

Buy U by Moen Smart Pulldown Kitchen Faucet $601.82 3. Delta Mateo VoiceIQ Touch Faucet Delta’s Mateo faucet not only looks modern and feels solid, it’s also well-protected against leakage.

Delta's faucets come in a variety of shapes and sizes, running the gamut of classic traditional fixtures to more sleek and chic designs. If you're looking for a midpoint between these two ...

If you already have one of Delta's Touch faucets but eventually want to upgrade, Delta said it will provide a way for you to do that without needing to buy a new product. Delta isn't the only ...

Kozishek mentions the Kohler Sensate and the Delta Touch as good examples of technology-driven kitchen faucetry. The Sensate is motion-activated, responding within 20 milliseconds.

Hands-free faucets, such as the Addison touchless bathroom faucet by Delta, can be a viable option at home. Axor hands-free bathroom faucet designed by Philippe Starck for Hansgrohe.