2 Pack Kitchen Sink Strainer, Replacement for Standard Kitchen Sink Drain Strainer (3.25 Inch), Chrome Plated Stainless Steel Basket Body with Rubber Stopper …

They do exactly what they are supposed to do. Matching set for both sides of the sink. Leave it in the sink as a strainer to catch things you don't want to go down the drain. Turn a little and push slightly and it's a stopper. Nothing fancy to explain but simply good quality and does what is expected. Great value for the money.

I almost bought one that was too big because it looked the same. Fortunately I got this one which fits great.

Fits the sink drain great, no leaking the water out. Very sturdy, much better than the last ones I had.

They work wonderfully because some filters don't do 100% work, but it works! They catch everything I don't want to waste, this Strainer comes in very good packaging and is much cheaper than local hardware or home improvement stores because I am looking for a standard pair of sinks and this fits the price very good. But this does not have a magnetic part at the bottom only the tip at the bottom that only enters if it faces in the right direction. not a problem with this with the common problem I face with lower priced items is their size variance, the size is really identical to a high quality metal strainer. And fulfilling my needs to make my sink look like new with a shiny finish that is nice and easy to use.

Perfect! ...and for the price, just WOW! These work perfectly for me. I have bought several from different local stores, but nothing comes close to these. I just put them in and press down a lil while wriggling back n forth a little bit (not sure if I need to, just my habit) and they seal up perfectly. I am so happy with these two that I bought.

I've had better, more functional, drainer baskets in the past. These are pretty much solid one-piece, which have to be turned to drop into the slot and close the drain, or raised and turned to open it, unlike those two-piece ones for which the drain stopper part is moved independently of the basket. But they work, and they were cheap.

Answer about 2 months, one looked like I had poured a highly volatile chemical down the drain, which I did not. The rubber had shriveled up so bad it did not work at all as a stopper. The second one, less than a year later since purchasing, has now shrunk up so much that it will no longer stop water at all. It's not like I use it all day everyday. This is a vacation home which only gets used randomly. The first one, I threw in a trash because the whole thing fell apart. As soon as I buy another one , somewhere else, I will throw the other one out. Waste of money and time.

Exactly what we needed. With our other sink strainer, the water would drain out. This is easy to use too!Now we can soak our dishes!

Decent sink strainer to replace my older leaky ones, not sure how long they will last as the center post is plastic and the rubber seal is not solid like the old ones, but works well.

They arrived as advertised and keep the water in the sink without having to fiddle around with them. A bit thinner construction than I was expecting but they do the job

The stem is not stainless steel, though. The weight is lighter than such made 20 years ago. Well, what does one expect? I am just glad there is no leakage.

The media could not be loaded.  PROS: Seals wellCONS: Basket is stainless steel, but is extremely light weight. Centre piece is plastic - which is very loosely assembled. The combination of these CONS makes the basket wobble and close on its own when set in the draining position (due to the Coriolis effect of water swirling). See attached video.As seen in the picture, the rubber stopper is actually shaped like a dish. Due to the poor fit of the centre piece, this allows the stopper to take in water and store it in the "dish". Who knows what gunk and bacteria will eventually form here.

These do the job, but the original sink strainer/plugs weigh 82 grams while these new ones weigh only 35 grams. The originals have a more complicated base and a heavier duty rubber which after 23 years is now deteriorating (hence the replacement). But the new "rubber" base is thin and flexible and I doubt will last long. They DO work well at the moment but I doubt they will work for years. And they will be harder to clean under the rubber where food residue and bacteria may get trapped.