We went with the Kohler K-5540 Prolific sink, we absolutely love it, so I'm sure you'll be fine with your choice, they make a very solid product. However I won't be the only one to tell you to get a single bowl sink, not a dual one. We used to have a dual sink, and have not looked back since. Even more useful is the accessories that came with our sink, we regularly use the drying racks, colander/washbin, and cutting board. Beware that you will need to support the sink, and perhaps have some kind of splashguard so that water doesn't drip on top of your cabinet doors/drawer front and ruin them. More on reddit.com

Do you want the sink to sit on top of the cabinet or actually inside the cabinet so that only a portion of the sink is visible? More on reddit.com

I just got a Transolid sink. I needed a sink with a short apron. This one has a short apron and a deep sink. https://www.amazon.com/Transolid-DUSSF362210-Diamond-Undermount-Stainless/dp/B07FDPWXY3?th=1 More on reddit.com

I know this doesn't directly answer your question, but I have a regular stainless farmhouse sink from a very reputable brand and although it's otherwise very well-built, it does scratch very easily. I have to be much more careful with it than I would have preferred, but I still love it. That said, I'd imagine black stainless probably scratches just as easily, and the scratches may be more prominent, especially if it's the type of black stainless that's just a dark plastic film on top of regular SS. More on reddit.com