HibbentThickness Metal Rain Shower Head, 12 Inch High Pressure Shower Heads, Square Large Bathroom Rainfall Shower Head with Adjustable Brass Ball Joint, Waterfall Full Body Coverage, Chrome

Love it. My husband and I installed this in our new home and we have LOVED our shower since. We did have to get a separate pipe to extend it off the wall more, but that really wasn't an issue. It seemed easy to install, but I wasn't the one who installed it.Water pressure was just as good as before. It's not super strong because it is a "rain" shower so the water falls like a heavy drizzle. It is plenty to wash my hair with, so that's all the I care about.

Just took the best shower of my LIFE. Easily one of the best purchases I’ve made. I always thought our water pressure was bad, but this drastically changed our showers. Amazing!

Es genial, 100% recomendable.

Terrific option to high priced name brands. It's just a shower head and it does the job. Easy to clean with just a brush of the hand across the tips. Water flow is excellent and water pressure is perfect rain fall effect as part of multi-outlet thermostatic valve set up. Recommend

This is a good shower head if you have a small space. This is not a luxury spray (not spa like rain shower) so if that’s what you are looking for I would search further. Overall a good shower head.

Works well

Lights stopped working after 2 weeks. The water dispenses well. Stays pretty clog free and sprays evenly.

This is a fine Rain Shower head, and it is even a bit heavier than I expected for one that uses an ABS cover on the front. I mounted it to my wall in just a few minutes using a longer shower arm as seen in my photo.It seems some reviewers do not understand fluid flow and physics. If you have a shower head with say, 30 small holes installed now, and you replace it with this shower head with 144 small holes, the water will naturally exit at a lower velocity. This shower head does not "create pressure" in a magical fashion. If you have low water pressure in your house, and you use this shower head, the water will potentially just trickle out. You can increase the flow rate (and the water consumption) by not installing the 2.5 gpm flow restrictor that is provided, but your pressure in your house "is what it is" and it is controlled by a valve where your water comes into your property from the city or by a valve at your water well pump.Secondly, if you are doing a wall installation like my picture, you need to keep the shower head at an angle, else you might suffer a siphon-effect leak from the shower head. When you turn off the shower, air needs to be able to enter the shower head through the upper holes to allow the water kept inside to drain out of the lower holes. That retained water level inside the shower head needs to drop to a level below the entry point of your 1/2" shower arm. If you place this shower head purely in a horizontal fashion using a horizontal shower arm, and not at an angle like I show, air will not be able to enter in the shower head when you turn it off and water will constantly drip, like a siphon, actually pulling water through your shower valve. Siphon-effects are common in cases when people install handheld shower heads with long hoses, but they can occur using horizontally mounted rain shower heads too.