The shower head in my main shower needed replacing. I wanted something more versatile, as opposed to an orb affixed to the pipe, perpetually raining from above at a 35-45 degree angle. This Xixitaihao model provides the ability to remove the shower head from its perch and wave it around like a wand, projecting water in weapons free fashion.All right. When the item arrived and I held the packaging it felt as if the product quality will be good at he very least. Of course, well constructed cardboard boxes are liable for such impressions. Removing the shower head from the formidable crate revealed a moderately confident apparatus...with "The Little Engine That Could" enthusiasm. Accompanying the device were the bracket, hose and teflon tape. The entire cast and crew for fitting the new shower head were present.The entire shower head is fabricated of plastic. The reflective chrome like finish makes it difficult to ascertain if this plastic is cheap or superior. The human sense of touch provides a better perception of the material quality, slotting it somewhere between "I want a divorce" and "Let's have another baby". But never mind that, now. Let's install the unit, shall we?...And, done. It's very simple. Ensure you apply some of the provided teflon tape to the threads in order to eliminate or at least minimize leaks from the gooseneck pipe and any other threaded section of the component. Then ensure your gaskets are intact and inserted. Following this, attach all connections accordingly and hand tighten, beginning with the bracket, following up with the quality articulated metal hose. After installation and hand tightening a gradual leak from the bracket connecting to the gooseneck pipe and the hose became evident, in my case. Once everything settled down, the leaks disappeared. No need for re-tightening with wrenches. However, should this become a necessity for you, apply a protective cloth or tape around the wrench to prevent damage to the components and DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.The installation was easy, and the result of this painless labour was an attractive main shower, celebrated and passionately lauded by the women in my life. There was, however...a dark cloud of rain on the horizon. Initial testing yielded positive results with a well pressurized shower head design. Matter of fact, from the height at which the shower head is now perched (with the added handle, upward design and added bracket it sits much higher than the previous module), the sensation of the water striking the top of my cranium can be described as energetic, impressive, violent, unforgiving, powerful, authoritative, remarkable but contemporaneously relaxing. When the shower was first fired up and all available horsepower was unleashed I was moderately overwhelmed. There was no comparison between the old shower head and this one concerning performance.Nor was there any room for dispute concerning the spray settings. It is six to three in favour of the newcomer. These settings are easily toggled with the obligatory use of a single limb and its digits. Attempting telekinetic selection failed, but this is a human limitation. The low resistance lever allows the user to cycle through the spray options with ease using one hand, with the other free to continue swaying to the wonderful songs of the "singing in the shower" environment. It is a nice touch for a product at this price point. The tilt and swivel are also terrific. Although I have very little demand for swiveling, the vertical tilt, on the other hand, is often engaged. It has a range between vertical waterfall to OMG IT HIT THAT PLANE. A bit of an exaggeration but it does reach the end of my tub from mounted position. Also, when in rain from above position it leaves room to circle around the heads torrential downpour and slip in behind or in front of the cascading water...... Neat!Then these rain clouds opened up on the shower head, itself. No, not FROM...but ONTO. And on our relatively clean lives. You see, the device itself is very good, actually. But a couple of minor issues persist. These being pressure forcing the head into retreat in its cradle when fully throttled. And I have a single lever shower faucet so I have one water flow setting...... Turbo!!! If properly nestled the head simply experiences recoil but maintains its composure. However, if not securely mounted in the bracket the pressure could dismount the shower head entirely without warning, striking an unsuspecting cleanser in the skull causing...well, minor irritation, really. It weighs an entire metric gram, this thing, come on. Or, it could liberally spray water beyond the security of the shower's protective gates forcing imperative spillage management. The second issue is that certain spray settings, specifically those emitting two different stream types, are a bit annoying. What I mean by this is that from the mounted height water droplets in the form of heavier mist drop onto my forehead feel out of place with the heavier flow barraging the top of my skull. Feels like all control has been lost. Anyone? Is it just me? Maybe it is just some form of OCD or the onset of insanity distinct to my nature. But I don't like it.Aside from the above, the shower head provides excellent pressure and all features work well. If only the spray settings were a little kinder, and the shower head cradle had a firmer grasp it would be almost perfect. Was close, but not close enough. However, I enjoy this product MUCH more than I dislike it. Between the build quality which seems above average at worst, the wonderfully elementary spray setting switch and obviously the ability to remove the shower head entirely and aim it at the wife or daughters as they emphatically stare into the bathroom mirror whilst applying make-up they ABSOLUTELY DO NOT NEED because they're all beautiful...this is a great product at the advertised price of $29.99 CAD. And that is the primary reason I chose this product, the ability to dismount it and use it as a water cannon on myself, or unsuspecting recipients of my addiction for personal amusement.I highly recommend this product despite some flaws. I also suggest arbitrarily spraying your wife and children with water if an opportunity of such comedic value presents itself. But do form an escape plan. :/

I've been trying out a few different shower heads recently, and I have decided to stick with this one. The shower is a nice size and shape, not so big that it is difficult to use off the bracket, but full enough that it gives that rainfall effect when secured in the bracket. The toggle for changing the pattern took a bit of getting used to, but I find it easy now to change the water patterns. I found using the thumb on my left hand rather than my right pointer seemed to make the process a little easier, otherwise my wet finger was slipping off trying to push the lever. It looks really nice too.

This shower head is really the best of both worlds. I loved the idea of having a “rain shower” shower head but I often take it out of the bracket to do the initial rinse after colouring my hair by kneeling over the bathtub, then jump into the shower to finish off. The typical “rain shower” shower heads are just too big to handle.It’s nice having the different spray patterns and it’s certainly enough pressure for me.It is made of plastic like many of the less expensive ones I’ve bought over the years. It’s certainly great for the price and I recommend it.

Works lovely, it has great water pressure.

This shower head does all that is stated . The water pressure is fantastic.

Very good for the price but the angle would be to the wall if your shower is small

Great deal for the price!All modes are really super great 👍👍Family loves it

Worth the price compared to what you would pay in a store.

foctionne bien mais ne tient pas bien sur le support

This has amazing pressure but the switch to change settings takes many extra clicks to actually change which is frustrating