All the Delta pull downs.

Do the Delta faucets have a "pause" button - I'd never heard of that, but it's a great idea.

CMB777, in our previous kitchen, we had two pull-downs --- a Brizo (which is Delta!) and a Hansgrohe --- the former spray/stream button locked, the latter did not.

can I ask what the advantage of a pause button is over just turning the faucet itself off?

thanks!

My Delta Trinsic does not have a "pause" button, but does toggle back and forth between stream and spray. You do not have to keep the switch held in to make the spray function work.

jellytoast, how do you like the Trinsic? - is the "flow" strong enough (at 1.8gpm, it's .4 gpm less than a similar Grohe model)?

illini, the advantage to "pause" would be that when the spray hose is pulled out, you can't just lay it down to turn off the faucet or it will spray all over the place. You'd have to retract the hose first. With a pause button, you wouldn't have to do that. Not a big deal, but I can see the plusses.

I LOVE the Trinsic. Flow is plenty strong enough ... forceful, but not so stong that it causes water to splash all over the place when it hits the sink. I think it is a great faucet and reasonably priced. Finish is lovely and it looks more expensive than it is. I mounted the handle to the side, but it can be mounted to the front as well. Needs zero clearance to turn on and off if you have a close backsplash.

Thanks jellytoast (sorry for the hijack)

Many of the Moen pull downs have those features. I have the Brantford 7185 and it locks on spray and it also pauses.
Great faucet. Only bad thing is the spout reach is only 7 7/8" which does not work great with my sink.