Decent taps

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Got taps which don't seem to shutoff properly. £30. Fitted last year, anyone recommend better ones?
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jj4091 is right, a washer swap will sort it for pennies, and cranking them shut hard is what kills them in the first place. That said, if you are replacing anyway, go for quarter-turn ceramic disc taps. They cost more than a thirty pound set but you barely have to turn them, so they don't chew through washers the same way.
 
Branded taps such as Bristan or Pegler. Agree with above though, new washer(s) and a re-grease cheaper.
 
Undid screw but top tap pulled off. What to do
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