Topkicker - why don't you use rechargeable batteries for it if you can't find one that plugs in?

I'm figuring that they don't make them that way because not everyone has electrical outlets in their sink base.

Already do rechargeable batteries in two other items and really don't want to go that route. I know the are made but seems my searches only return delta and Moen items that use batteries.

Moen Motionsense has a power adapter, too. I'll bet Kohler and Delta offer them also, they're just sold separately.

Here is a link that might be useful: Moen Power Adapter

The sensor faucet that comes with a power adapter is Kohler's Sensate. The Moen faucets have 2 different flow rates, 2.0 gps for sensor operation and a reduced flow for manual. The link has a bit more info.

Here is a link that might be useful: No Touch Sensor Faucets

In case it's helpful, I've only replaced the batteries in my Delta once. I got mine shortly after they came out. How long has that beeen? 5 years-ish?

That being said, I'm looking for a better 'feeling' (quality) faucet this time. If we don't end up with touch or the like, I'll miss it.

Grohe seems to have a battery one too, but I haven't read good things about it.

Why not get whatever faucet you want and use the tap master to have touch less control w/ no power required at all?

Thanks everyone for your comments. Are Delta, Moen, and Kohler the only ones doing handsfree? All the searches seem to only bring these 3 up.

Julia42 its amazing consumers are more educated than sales people at the stores. We asked multiple places about the Moen and everyone told us they only offered batteries. Thanks for your link, that helped a lot.

Cal_quail- That is exactly what I am looking for a better "feeling quality". I would like to be different is possible.

beagle- I am not a tap master person. Great concept, just not for me.

a2gemini- I looked at some Chicago websites are they only commercial?

Top, we have the Moen MotionSense with the AC adapter plugged in under the sink. Love it. Strangely I have not noticed any difference in the flow rate between the manual-on and the sensor-on. Others have complained of there being a significant difference. Not in mine. I love our faucet. One of my favorite things about the reno.

Only Kohler and Moen offer sensor faucets -- completely hands free.

Delta, Brizo, Grohe and others offer touch faucets -- which are battery operated and must be touched or tapped.

These are not the same.

Here is a link that might be useful: Delta Touch

rococogurl- Super helpful!!!! Thanks for the vid. That is information I needed!!!
Thank you! THANK YOU!!!