Hi, we just purchased the Moen Arbor on Sat. unfortunately not yet available with the reflex technology. It seems the Woodmere is from Moen's showhouse line...it is their 'designer' line; and is supposed to have more expensive parts, and more stainless steel -- hence the cost difference. The salesperson in the showroom could have tried to sell us it, but did not. She actually did not think it was necessary given Moen's great customer service and lifetime warranty on parts. I think if you wanted a special finish, like brass, oiled bronze it might be worth it, since it is apparently finished differently. Hope that helps. I liked the Brantford...but it doesn't go with our whole look. Go for it! Good luck

I called the Moen customer service line last week to find out which of their lines have the new reflex technology, and was told the Woodmere does not.

I think I'm going to opt for the Brantford -- but I'm wondering if the lines and grooves on the faucet make it difficult to keep it looking good. Any comments?

I'm looking at the Woodmere because I liked the special handle on it. But I'm wondering if there are different versions? I don't recall it looking like the Brantford. This is the one I'm looking at: I'm sorry, I can't link from my phone but you can copy and paste:

http://www.csnstores.com/Moen-Woodmere-Single-Handle-Pull-Out-Kitchen-Faucet-S6208-MOE4947.html

This is the Brantford I get when I do an image search;

http://www.faucet-warehouse.com/Moen/brantford/chrome/7185c

But yes, the Woodmere is/was from Moen's Showhouse line. Moen, in general, makes nice faucets. So unless the uniqueness of the Woodmere is worth the extra cost to you, then go for the Brantford.

Swisscook - I called our local store last week after this discussion came up and asked about the Arbor with reflex. They have 12 in stock. I asked them to double check that the ones they have are the ones with the reflex specifically. They said yes. I'm in S. CA in case that helps.

Glad to know I'm not the only one who has been confused about which faucets do an do not have the "Reflex" feature, and also that the Woodmere seems to have two different kitchen faucet designs under the same name. I thought perhaps the Woodmere with the "bump" on the left and simpler handle was an earlier model. Planning to call Moen customer service to see if they can shed some light. Right now leaning toward the Brantford since it is less expensive and does seem to have the Reflex feature.