Rain Shower Head High Pressure, WarmSpray Rainfall Shower Head for Bathroom With 9 Inch Large Coverage- Relaxed Waterfall Shower Experience

Replaced a more expensive rain shower head with this unit. It delivers a very even rain shower on low pressure. Full pressure (max open on the shower) is really strong (I didn't use the flow restrictor). I'm very impressed with the quality of this shower. One major difference - the more expensive shower head never dripped or drained 2 minutes after the shower ended. I'm sure there's a vacuum principle at work here (or in this case a lack of vacuum), but for about 2 minutes after the water is turned off, you can towel off or wipe down the shower before the shower head starts to drain, but once it does, it's like you just turned the water back on, although it's a low flow. It takes about 2 minutes to completely drain the shower head. I installed this shower head on an adjustable extension arm. If I lower the head after the shower, it will start draining immediately, but it stall takes more than a minute to drain. One other recommendation - go to the hardware store and buy 2 shower washers (at least one with a screen) and use those instead of the cheap ones that come in the box. The supplied washers disintegrate as soon as the connection gets tight. Also, use at least 5 full revolutions of pipe tape to avoid leaks. You'll probably need more than what comes in the box for that too. Other than that, this is a really good shower head for the money.

Needed a shower head that had a downward spray. Works perfectly. Easy to install.

Needed a TV mount and wanted to get free same day shipping, so this is what I decided to add. Upgrading our master bath shower head was on my list of wants. I came across this one and saw the great Prime Day price. 60% off. So, I thought I’d give it a try. It arrived yesterday evening. I installed it this morning. The most difficult part was removing the existing shower head! Install went really well and was easy. No tools required. This definitely improved the shower. I installed it as it came, right out of the box. It has a little blue cap inside that you want to remove. There was a white piece in the box too. Not quite sure what it was for - I chose not to install that. I also installed it to the existing shower pipe. I did not add an extension pipe. I hand tightened the new shower. Did not see any leaks from top. The shower pressure is perfect and I like the 9” coverage. Our existing head was 3”, so this one was definitely a big step up. I like how the water covers your entire body and it truly feels like rain. Only thing I noticed is that it takes a little bit for the head to drain after you turn the water off. And in our shower, it drips right on the shower control knob, so not sure how good that will be on the knob over time. Time will tell. I showed it to my son. He’s 4. He immediately got ready to shower and jumped in. And then he didn’t want to get out!:) Finally, he came out so I could try it out. I was definitely impressed and I think this shower head is really great. I would recommend it to anyone. I’ve already shared with friends on Facebook!:)

The media could not be loaded.  Very nice shower head. I added the extension arm which I purchased from Home Depot. Large pancake sized head with many large holes gives you a drenching soft shower. High pressure? Not at all. When you go from a smaller opening to a larger opening you will lose pressure not gain it. The smaller head I originally had gave higher pressure than this does. But I'm not complaining the size and the amount of water holes makes up for it. Like I said it's like standing in a heavy rain. No complaints. Just don't try to sell it as high-pressure. It's pretty lightweight and feels a little bit on the cheap side. But it is working just fine and was also way less expensive compared to other similar units I've seen in Home Depot. Hey if it works it works.

My guest bathroomYou can adjust the water head with a little move of your hand

We spent a couple days comparing this shower head to the pricey Kohler Katalystw shower head that Wirecutter rated the best. Both were really nice but in the end we preferred this one for its wide and gentle rain-like spray.We also checked the water usage. We removed the flow restrictor from the WarmSpray shower head so we thought its water usage might be high, but in the end it was only about 10 percent greater than the Kohler which is rated at 2.5 gpm.In my opinion this shower head needs to be installed in away that it is spraying downward -- it is a rain-style shower. You may require an extension piece to get the angle right. But once installed, this one does a great job -- it's proof that sometimes a very inexpensive thing is the best thing.

It works exactly as described, is like rain shower (I don't think it saves water though). I am pretty bad with plumbing, even though I follow instructions carefully, there is always a leak when I do plumbing, but this time, without using any tools I was able to install it quickly with no leaks at the first try. In the beginning I thought the design was limiting in the way it could be placed, but after a while I realize it was exactly the opposite, you can basically install the shower head in your preferred angle. Someone told me that those head tend to clog over time, but I can tell that after a month is still flowing as day one.