Metalandbrassco Tee Adapter 1/2" Male x 1/2" Male x 1/2" Male Pipe Thread Adapter Fittings Brass Connector T Adapter

Started working on a vanity with double sinks that only had 1 hot line and 1 cold line from wall. So my problem is that I couldnt run multiple water lines to each individual faucet without teeing off somehow. And to make matters worse my angle stop valves were 1/2" male thread and faucet was 1/2" female thread. So off to the hardware store only to be hit with despair. They told me I would have to reconvert everything to 3/8" threads after the angle stop valves and then tee off in 3/8" lines and finally reconvert those lines back into 1/2" for the faucet, all because they didnt have a 1/2 to 1/2 tee!!!😳😳. I quickly got on amazon after being in disbelief that a 1/2 tee did not exist and low and behold here it was. Wish I would have found it sooner and am so glad I didnt spend all that extra money making a useless conversion. Dont make my mistake, get this and save yourself gas, a horrible headache, and valuable time. Also.... tested for leaks, none so far but will repost if something happens.

Tried to use this Tee to plumb an under sink water filter. I wrapped the threads with teflon tape but 2 of the 3 connections leaked. Tightened the connections. Still leaked. Took everything apart and coated the threads with RectorSeal..........still leaked. Went to the hardware store and bought a brass Tee. No leaks.

The idea of a "one-size-fits-all" Tee is idiotic and doesn't work. Waste of time. Leaks. Don't buy.Kicking myself for not reading reviews before purchasing.

It’s hard to tell from the pictures but all the threads have a v notch cut into them and they leak

First tee I bought was obviously returned and repackaged, it had 2 holes in it and blue threading glue from the first user that put 2 holes in it. This tee blew apart when I screwed on, by hand, the hose bib. Certainly not worth the 7 or 8 bucks. Pure tee junk, No pun intended.