NewentorHandheld High Pressure 6 Spray Modes/Settings Detachable Chrome Finish Square Shower Head with Stainless Steel Hose and Multi-Angle Adjustable Shower Stand

I'm gonna start with the bad then move onto the good as far as what I have to say about this shower head. First and foremost the shower head itself is cheap. It's made of plastic and the tab you use to change shower modes has me concerned for the longevity of the product but only time will tell that. The Teflon tape it comes with is cheap. The threads that come off the shower head are also a cheap soft plastic but they didn't cause any problems for me. I could see how they might though.Now the good. Despite it being made of cheap plastic it looks good. The water pressure really is amazing with this thing and it has more water coverage than a round shower head. The modes it has are amazing and I truly mean that. After installing this I took a shower and proceeded to stay in the shower until I ran my hot water tank empty. It was the best shower I've had in a long time. The hose it comes with is very flexible and doesn't tilt the shower head at all allowing it to stay wherever you point it when on the stand or whatever that things called. Installation was easy and it comes with rubber washers, not just the ones that are installed in the fittings. Most cheap shower heads have fake holes that are for looks but don't function, this entire head sprays water and well. I mean seriously have I mentioned that it was a great shower experience yet? I've had 2 shower heads previously from this, one I bought from Walmart, the other from big lots, paid more for both of those but this one blows them out the water and they were low water pressure heads as well. Idk where I'm going with this anymore but if your looking for a great shower experience with high pressured water that has good coverage, this is your shower head.The materials are cheap, but so is the price. If this was metal or higher quality plastics it would be a $70+ head.

NEVER thought I'd like a showerhead so much so I apologize in advance for a long-winded review lolWe swapped our old showerhead (which was also a handheld) for this after not being able to use it with our new shower. The old showerhead was triple the amount spent on this and a very reputable brand. *rolls eyes* We found out that it's just plastic, even in the connector so we cannot use it in our new home because no matter WHAT we tried, it would unscrew itself and with high pressure stab you in the face with water straight from the wall lmao smh it was no fun but I can laugh about it now, okay?First off, it's prettier than our last one and that makes me so happy. Way more sleek and modern looking and goes with our decor nicely. It looks like a regular, modern showerhead that can also be used as a handheld. Lovely. My husband said it was a breeze to install, no different than any other showerhead he's installed in the past.Then I actually USED the dang thing, haha it's so cool! It has so much more water pressure somehow and has a clicky trigger on the side to change the type of spray! So neat. smh I feel weird gushing over a "clicky trigger thingy" lol but I really love it. We would turn the old showerhead itself to get it to change settings and sometimes it would get stuck between two and would annoy me but I didn't think there was a better alternative for a handheld.My husband and I like handheld much better for being able to spray down the shower when cleaning, rinsing off our feet when we inevitably run outside barefoot-like cave-people, washing our pets, and even for sore muscles or rinsing hair masks and dye out of hair. Needless to say, a handheld was a non-negotiable when searching for a replacement.The different settings are crazy great as well. One that I don't like and hubby does is the "mist" setting. Meh lol he digs it though so that's cool at least someone will use that one. I like the regular setting best as it reminds me of rainfall because the showerhead is so much wider than I'm used to. It gets my whole body and all of my hair wet instead of having to bob and weave under a weak stream of water haha Had no idea we were "slumming it" with our old showerhead!There are some other settings such as a turbo massage setting that I have used to scrub soap off of our shower and glass doors. It helps cleaning time go by much quicker which is a freaking bonus lol*SIGH* We love it so much we even bought a filter to top it off and it makes us feel like we're in a hotel or something (:P.S. Sometimes it's scary buying online because of color deception but this matches our shower's existing chrome fixtures perfectly!10 out of ten would recommend.

I've been using this shower head for years. It offers great water pressure and many different settings. I've had no issue with durability or hard water/calcium build up.

The media could not be loaded. I owned the first of these for a little over three months before the clicker stopped working reliably. Like some other reviewers have reported, after this point I was unable to change modes without turning the water off, clicking it one more time (so it would be fully in a specific mode rather than just shy of it), then I could usually click it one more time before the problem would repeat.I contacted customer service and explained the problem, and they honored the 1-year warranty and sent me a new one quickly at no cost to me. Much appreciated!I wasn't particularly rough with this showerhead the first time, but I plan to use a lighter touch this time and hopefully this one will last longer. I included some photos and a video of my first showerhead, so you can see what the internal mechanism looks like, and maybe have an idea of how hard you can click it without damaging it.I hope V2 of this has a stronger internal gearing system, because I'm a big fan of this showerhead and the company's support in this situation.Update (3/2/2022):The problem has recurred at about the 11-month mark. I'm not mad about it. It seems to be an inherent weakness in the pushbutton switch. The internal gear wears out.