Kitchen countertop made of Technistone quartz composite

Hello. I am getting a kitchen countertop made of Technistone quartz composite and am now wondering which sink I should choose. The kitchen studio offered me an undermount sink because it is the most common. But I like a glued sink in the same decor as the kitchen countertop much better. The studio said that a glued sink requires more maintenance. That is why I am writing to you and would like to inquire about your experiences with both types of sinks. Thank you very much for your reply.

That looks more like solid surface material, e.g. Corian. The slab is cast in one piece like that. Does something like that even exist in quartz composite?

Why don't they use real granite here? That would look more natural and, in my taste, more valuable.

It seems to me that this is more advertising for "Technistone", because the countertop in "crystal white" has already been in place for a year (see ) and here a dubious question is asked about a suitable sink? (for an mEA a terrible design for a countertop) In addition, only these two posts have been written so far. Or am I mistaken?

I see it like ... but for those who still read here. Maintenance effort is already increased because the radii of the corners are 0°. This always makes wiping sinks more complicated.