GURIN Shower Head High Pressure Rain, Luxury Bathroom Showerhead with Brushed Nickel Plated Finish, Adjustable Angles, Anti-Clogging Silicone Nozzles

I have an older shower head of same size, but made of 100% metal, including the nozzles (see 2nd and 4th pictures). I can't find that model anywhere anymore so I decided to get this one. Both are being used in different bathrooms without the water restriction ring. The older one has bigger nozzle holes, so I get more volume and the spray pattern is virtually straight down, making it extremely effective in rinsing long hair and the whole body can be rinsed down very quickly. This new shower head looks nice but the silicon nozzles have much smaller holes, making the water jet a lot thinner, although at a slightly higher pressure compared to the older one. The issue costing the 5th star here is the silicon nozzle angles. You can see at the picture with the water turned on, the angle makes the water fan out so unless you install this at a bit lower height, you will notice the gaps between the water streams, making some of them miss your body if you're not "extra-wide". So keeping this in mind, out of all fixed shower heads available today, this is the less horrible option so I'm keeping it for my 2nd bathroom. My main bathroom still stays with the old one also pictured here; the volume, pressure and angle are still far superior and I'm not sure why manufacturers don't make those higher quality 100% metal ones any longer. EDIT: The one made of 100% metal used as a comparison here is called Bostonian and it costs near and above $200 depending on the model. But as stated, it is far superior.

Great water pressure and looks great. Paired with new extension pipe.

This low cost rain shower head is price friendly and works great. Easy installation too.

Feels pretty good when it hits you like luxury hotel quality!

I bought this one and the other similar looking one (pricier). Both were put to test one after the other without flow restrictors. Gurin worked better for our needs. It has good pressure with plenty of water volume. The showering experience was pleasant. The other one had more pressure only to hurt the skin and the thin water streams were just bouncing off. The only negative thing is - though it looks the same as the other one, there is no clear grip to use a wrench and tighten the top. The other one has it. Gurin is probably expecting us to use a pipe wrench. I have always used an adjustable wrench on shower heads. I had to run downstairs and get a pipe wrench which scratches the finish a little. But it is a one time thing that too in an area which is not visible, so I didn't worry too much about it.