N2935CH

This is a terrific product: bargain-priced fun and efficiency and design (hence the reference to the Mazda Miata). Some of the details of my new love affair: 1) The entire product is chrome, unlike many showerheads that have black or white or gray plastic on the handle or the arm support. (OK, I know that technically it isn't chrome, because chrome is a metal, and much of this is plastic*. But you know what I mean.) On the face of the showerhead there's a tiny gray ring, but it's so subtle that it's almost invisible. 2) The hose is metal, extremely flexible, and a full 6' long. Many handhelds come with 5' hoses, and that extra 1' does make a difference, especially in a full-size tub. 3) The slot in the bracket that holds the showerhead is oval-shaped, which means the showerhead won't accidentally twist left or right due to the force of the water -- thus getting water all over your bathroom floor. You can still adjust the spray left or right via the ball joint -- but that is relatively stiff, and it won't wander by itself. 4) The spray adjustment is infinitely variable. I.e., instead of definite clicks for preset options decided by the manufacturer (rather than you), the face of this showerhead rotates seamlessly 270° to provide the mix and tingle that you want. E.g., if the fully-counterclockwise position is too forceful for you, just twist the head 10° (or 8° or 13° or whatever) counterclockwise, and it will soften. Twist it fully counterclockwise, you'll get full massage. Twist it back a bit clockwise, and you'll get some regular spray mixed with the massage. This is so obviously superior (imho) to 4 or 5 or 7 presets, it's just laughable. 5) As many others have mentioned, price: This is a great-looking, wonderfully-performing handheld showerhead at 1/2 or 1/4 the price of others out there. I've tried several of those, and this one's better. *PS: It's worth noting that while the showerhead and bracket are plastic, the coupling that screws onto your shower arm is metal -- which is a good thing, because that's the part most likely to crack (usually due to over-enthusiastic tightening).

After one month with otherwise normal water usage, our family of 5 has reduced our average water consumption by more than 25%. According to the water company's site, we used less water last month than any single month in the past several years. Pros: * Cheap (price) * Low water flow (saves money!) * Good water pressure (it does the job) * Detachable (especially useful since you're using less water, place it close to where you need the water) Cons: * Cheap (materials, buy a second as a backup?) The shower head has three connections that need plumber's tape and a bit of tightening before use (being careful not to over-tighten as this thing is made of plastic). The first is the connection to the shower (where you removed your old shower head), the 2nd and 3rd are on both ends of the flexible metal hose. You'll want to wrap the threads clockwise so the tape doesn't unfurl as you tighten the connections. It has an adjustable mount. It's plastic. I wouldn't adjust this often. Set it where it's most like a fixed shower head when hung up and remove the shower head as needed. So far it doesn't leak (I used plumber's tape) and it's not given me any problems. Given how cheap it is and how much it's already saved us on water, I plan to buy a second as a backup for when this eventually fails.

I honestly didn't have high expectations for this shower head, given the price range, but I was pleasantly surprised when I installed it! The unit arrived quickly (yay Prime!) in an unmarked bag, rather than the typical hard-to-open plastic shells found in big-box stores, but it was well wrapped in protective material to prevent damage during shipment. When I took it out of the bag, it felt solid and well built. All parts are chrome plastic, including the connection to the water supply that supports the hand unit. Everything is pre-assembled and just needs to be tightened, which was nice of them and saved a few minutes of my day. I unscrewed my existing shower head and put this one into place, using just hand pressure to tighten all the connections which have gaskets built in to eliminate the need for PTFE tape. I turned it on to try and had a leak-free connection in all areas on the first attempt. The hose is longer than what I have used before and much more flexible, but still seems well made. It's helpful that the hose is more flexible because it hangs freely and does not try to twist the shower head in the holder. The spray adjustment doesn't click into position, but is variable between normal and pulsed massage. Personally, I only normally ever use the regular spray setting, but I did try pulsed massage and the pressure seemed very good but targeted to a small area. This is definitely the best shower head that I have used in my house, exceeding the performance of units I have tried over the years costing 3-5 times as much. I will be replacing the shower head in my other bathroom with this same unit soon.

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Great shower head. I had this version in a standard shower head and loved it so when I saw the hand held version I had to get it. Makes it feel like the water pressure got a boost. I have long hair and it seems to take forever to rinse hair with a low flow shower head. This unit is the 2gpm and the difference is amazing. If you like a more gentle flow you can adjust the dial so its not as powerful. Nice looking and feels great in the hand. Not too heavy. Nice light flexible hose as well. Highly recommend if you want something with a bit more power while still keeping in line with water saving.

Ya tengo tiempo usandola y me gusto mucho la calida y es muy práctica, lo que si es importante que sepan es que para que funcione bien, deben tener una buena presión de agua.

Pague aprox 500 MXN por el, es principalmente de plastico, pero no parece de lmala calidad, super necesario alta presion en el sistema de agua, enc asa contamos con una bomba de presurizado de 40Lmin 0.2 HP.

Very good product