Thanks for the information, davidro1! I tried to look up the patent for the Reflex technology but wasn't able to find it. I must say the technology was very cool when I got to try it out. I had been researching faucets for weeks (pathetic, I know!), and totally changed my minds in seconds after using the new Moen. I hope it works out!!!

Davidrol,
I was looking at the KWC Eve. I saw it at a local store...the docking seemed good. Do you think that the smaller head will translate into a less water to wash with. What is your impression of the Eve? I have not seen many reviews....
Thanks so much,

It's a great little handspray. The hose moves well through the guide tube.

This handspray is small. An even smaller one is on the KWC Ono pulldown and on the KWC Sin pulldown (web search 10.261.102.000); it's so small that you cannot see it since it slides inside the metal guide tube.

On both of these, the flow will be the same as all the other faucets these days. Not less. This can be confirmed by emailing to KWC or looking into their PDF's.

They both dock well too.

I am searching for a faucet that allows the nozzle to pivot around the sink and stay where it is dirrected without being held. I think these ball joints may be the answer. I was looking for a cosmetic angle of the nozzle, but a ball joint at the top of the hose would be great. I was at lowes last night, the closer it gets to faucet time the more likely it will come from there, and their cheapest chrome faucet ($98) happened to be a Peerless that had this feature. It was lacking in a pause button and probably in quality, but the floor model stayed where I directed it. I am still hoping to find a few
more so i can have a choice. I guess I should plan on going back to the
plumbing stores and rechecking the brands mentioned above, thank you
for the list. Does anyone else have a faucet that can do this and who makes it?

Update- after many trips to many plumbing stores I am under the impression that if the ball joint holds a position it is just because it is new and not worked out. The real function of the ball joint seems to be so it swivels freely putting less strain on your wrist and hose. I ended up purchasing the kohler vinnata in order to have the point and hold feature.