You should think about the sprayer configuration that works best for you. A good number of single-handle faucets have a pull-out or pull-down sprayer.
However, some brands still produce fixtures equipped with traditional side spray.
Pull-down faucets have a high-arching style that offers better aesthetics and greater utility.
They are excellent for deep sinks and are highly preferred by professional chefs. On the downside, their style demands more space or clearance to work effectively.
Side spray faucets are the most versatile option, and they work perfectly for kitchens with a vintage tone.
You need to mount the side spray adjacent to either one of the sides of your faucet where it can be utilized via a trigger-like action. Their main disadvantage is that they deliver less water pressure.
Pull out faucets are not as aesthetically appealing as their pull-down counterparts. They are, however, ideal for kitchens with limited spaces or homeowners who need extra versatility. With this option, the fixture styles and designs available are somewhat limited.