We put this in our RV, very easy to connect to existing plumbing

Sink looks really good like the way it mounted. However after I got the sink and drain mounted pulled out faucet and found the stem is broken. I will buy a replacement because I'm not taking the sink off and returning everything. Anyone ordering this sink check everything first.

I put this sink in an upstairs closet we turned into a bathroom. The sink didn't come with hardware which is not great, but the bolts pictured didn't look easy. So im not that upset. It does suck though that the drain line seems to be less than 1.25" diameter so finding a suitable pipe fitting in the US will be challenging. Perhaps it is standard dimensions for China or the EU. Overall it wasn't defective so I consider it a good purchase. Another note is that you definitely can't put any weight on it since there's only about a half inch of porcelain under the bolt holes. It will stay on the wall but I plan on adding some 90* shelving brackets or something to keep it from breaking off the wall.

Pros,Sink and faucet is high quality and looks great.
Cons, sink mounts don't work on drywall and you will end up with holes in your wall if you use them. Had to get my own to make it work. 2nd when sink is turned on full the water will pour over sink edge and onto floor. I temporarily solved this by partially turning off the water on the angle stops. I ordered an adjustable aerator so I will be able to point it straight down for final fix.

The sink itself is pretty much as described in the listing. Some things I'd liked to have known that weren't in the description:

1) The trap shown in the picture is not supplied. You do get the drain/tailpiece (1-1/4"), braided supply lines, and the faucet.

2) This sink does not have an overflow opening. Something in the description implied that it does.

3) The mounting is by studs (supplied) through holes in the porcelain. The holes are an inch above the bottom edge of the back of the sink. I haven't mounted the sink yet but it seems that any pressure on the front edge of the sink would cause the back edge to pull away from the wall, and a lot of pressure would break the sink off the wall.

4) The sink drain is far off-center. The sink is 17.5" wide at the top and 17.25" wide at the bottom. The drain is 6.5" from the faucet side. This may present a problem depending on where the drain inlet is on your wall.

5) The mounting holes are far apart and not centered. The mounting holes are 13" apart , 1.75" from the faucet edge and 2.75" from the other edge. The holes are slots about an inch wide and a half-inch high. They aren't the kind of slots that let you slide the sink down over the studs so it will likely take two people to install the sink.

I haven't installed the sink yet. If I learn any more when I do, I will update this review.

Overall I like the sink. It's cheap, modern without being far-out (I have a Victorian house), and small (I have limited room for the sink if I want the bathroom door to open all the way).