I have the Swanstone nero large bowl/small bowl sink and really like it. I do not have a rack for the bottom - never looked - I use a foldable dishrack on the counter (horror) and store it under the counter when not in use.

It was a bit of an adjustment having the deeper bowl. I usually end up washing out of the smaller, shallower bowl and use the larger bowl to wash the dog, lol.

The sink always looks great - hides any water marks or dirt, and seems indestructible. I rarely see anyone on this forum talk about Swanstone but they are used in my area fairly frequently.

I will see if I can come up with a picture tomorrow but if I don't the only thing I can comment (warn you?) on is that the color is more of a very dark brown, not black as some sites imply.

I have this sink and I LOVE it. Never thought I could actually love a sink - choosing it was almost an afterthought when we got new counters - but it's really wonderful.
The deeper bowl can be a bit tough on the back at times, and I have not been able to find a rack that works with it. I love the big bowl for big items (high chair tray, roasting pan, big cutting boards). We have not often filled it over the low divider, though - this bowl is big enough that hasn't really been a need. We also use just the little sink sometimes if we just have a few smaller items to wash. We love having the disposal free while we are washing dishes. We entertain a lot and it's nice for one of us to still scrape dishes while the other starts washing.

I live in a hard water area so mine does show water drips. I've also struggled with a filmy haze on the sink that slowly developed over the last 6 months. I just figured it out, though. Swanstone has updated their cleaning instructions since I bought it, and they recommend using Magic Eraser on it. That got a lot of it off, and then I wiped it down with white vinegar, let it sit for 10-20 minutes and it looked like NEW again. That was a week ago and it still looks great, so it seems the haze is gone. I plan to follow that maintenance every couple weeks or so to keep it looking pristine. They also say you can use Weiman's granite polish on it.

I would disagree with skyedog that it is a dark brown. Ours is definitely not brown. It is what I would call a charcoal-ish black. It's black, but the stone in it sparkles a bit and makes it look a bit charcoal colored in
some lighting.

It's one of the best parts of our recent kitchen refresh!