6 Spray Modes Filtered Handheld Showerhead Set, Huge 6-Inch High Pressure Shower Head with Handheld Spray, Chrome Water Softener Shower Head for Hard Water, Built-in Power Wash to Clean Tub

I purchased the DAKINGS 6 Spray Modes High-Pressure Handheld Showerhead to replace an older model, and I couldn’t be happier. The water pressure is fantastic: strong, steady, and consistent. The six spray settings are easily switchable, and each one feels distinctly different. My personal favorite is the massage mode; it melts away tension after a long day. The rainfall setting is wonderfully relaxing too, almost like being at a spa. Installation was a breeze. It took me less than 10 minutes, no tools needed, and it fit perfectly on the existing shower arm. The handheld feature makes it so much easier to rinse down the tub. The build feels solid and well-made, not cheap or flimsy. The chrome finish gives it a nice, polished look that instantly upgrades the bathroom. If you’re looking for a showerhead that’s affordable but performs like a luxury model, this is it. Great value for the price. I honestly wish I’d bought it sooner!

Pleasantly surprised by the good build quality; feels like it will endure for the long haul; it's been 2+ months so far. It has the critical settings to suit multiple people's tastes; basically the rain and rain + mist combo are what our family uses. Water pressure feels good, and the setting with the slow dribble is nice to save water while lathering. I'd done extensive research and wasn't sure how I felt about having a slow dribble v. no dribble (the latter is extremely hard to find and not what this product offers.) I learned that the slow dribble allows your water temperature to remain closer to the warmth you want it at, versus cooling off when there's no flow. So, no regrets. Thanks for a good product at a fair price!

Hand held shower head Easy to install and seems to be a well made shower head with multiple settings that all seem to function. We installed in downstairs bathroom that has a small shower stall and we needed something that would fit and be functional and we’re satisfied with this.

Easy to install, does the job, and good price

Versatile 6 modes with mist, wide spray, and high concetrated pressure modes, along with an off mode to save on water. Build quality feels excellent and the detachable nature with fairly long hose allows you to easily clean all the hard to reach spots.

My shower head was about 18 years old so it time for a new one. I was nervous about getting a new one but I read the reviews and got it. It’s perfect. Easy to install, and I’m old! I can change the different styles without having to take the handle off.

I purchased this because it looked identical to the handheld shower head I already had, which was sold under a different name. My current shower head was leaking at the junction of the handle and hose, and inserting a new washer didn't work. So, I was thrilled to find this twin...until I used it. The water pressure was about half that of the one I had used for 3 years! After removing the shower head, I saw a flow restrictor embedded into the handle. Apparently, this is necessary for shower heads sold in California. I found online a way to remove the disc: use a power screwdriver to place a long screw into the middle of the restrictor. Then, using pliers, carefully pop out the disc. I believe I'll actually save water; when I tried this shower head with the water restrictor, I spent a very long time rinsing the shampoo & conditioner out of my hair than usual. The price was great...less than $20, which enables customers to get a new shower head & hose rather than cleaning limescale off an old head (and rust off the hose). If you don't like the look of plastic, however, you should look elsewhere. I think it looks great and makes holding the shower head easy.

I was wrong. I needed to replace my shower, and went for this under-$20 item with the thought that I'm risking too little, and can replace it if it doesn't satisfy me. Oh boy. It's a high-quality item, similar to those sold in home-improvement stores. My reviews usually include "Pros" and "Cons"; this time there is no cons. This is just a quality shower with a variety of patterns. Of the 6 patterns, set by 6 detents on the dial, one extreme position closes water flow almost entirely to a drip. It's a nice feature to save water, and may be enough for shaving, too. Another, the opposite extreme is a mist spray. The other 4 patterns are various jets. One of them is quite powerful, rather for cleaning the tub or the shower, or it can give you a much needed massage of specific points in the muscle after a sports exertion. The remaining 3 settings are for various strength of jets for regular showering. When you open the package, you may find that the large nut is too tight. Leave it for the last: you may hand-tighten the showerhead holder on the wall outlet pipe by hand. If it's loose, you'll need wide-jaw pliers to tighten the whole assembly on the pipe; if it's tight, you may loosen it a bit after hand-mounting. Use a strip of the earthquake drawer liner between plier jaws and metal, otherwise you'll scratch it. Do NOT use pliers on shower hose ends: these are designed to be hand-tightened. A tiny dab of KY jelly on all gaskets during mounting will prevent torsion when tightening and extend their life. Do not overtighten the main outlet pipe mount! This is the main cause of failing gaskets. When it's tight enough, quickly mount the hose and the shower, set it to the almost-closed position (clockwise to the end, IIRC), and SLOWLY open the COLD water valve. If water is dripping from the mains connection, tighten it 1/4 turn and check again. When you don't see a single drop of water growing at the connection, turn the nut 1/8 of the turn, and you're done. This is common to any shower mounting, not this particular one. What sets it aside is (1) you may nearly close the water flow at the head, which helps leak-checking and (2), believe it or not, there is a spare gasket in the box! There is also a small roll of white Teflon tape, but if your main outlet threads are in a good shape and the open end of pipe has uneven surface, you won't need it: it's the gasket that makes a connection water-tight. Anyway, it was super nice of the manufacturer to include these little widgets just in case you'll need them!