Delta 33W576 Push Pop-Up with Overflow, Chrome

I've owned these Delta Pop-Up drains for 5+ years. They look great. Our faucets are wall mounted so a lever actuated drain is not an option. These require maintenance but 10 minutes a year is not a big deal. The pop-up assembly is easy to unscrew (hand tight), brush it clean and spray a bit of lithium grease or WD-40 & it's good for another year.

We have five of these things, all bought with the house. From the beginning, two held water indefinitely, two leaked slowly, and one hardly impeded the water at all. Four years later, only one still holds water. Although there's an elegance to these things, there are some things that should be noted. First, between the top gasket and the stage the stopper screws into, they gunk up much quicker than the old fashion lever types, and are more of a pain to clean. Second, you're going to get at least a finger wet releasing the drain, if not closing it as well.