Review on Waterpik PowerPulse Therapeutic Massage XQP 633 by Terence Vaz

The installation took about 2 minutes. If your current faucet has a washer, you will need to remove it. Be sure to wrap the base of the faucet (where the grooves that the shower head screws into) with tape (not included unfortunately). Then screw it on by hand, then again with a wrench if you have one (not required, but if the gasket isn't tight it will leak). I scratched the angled part as it's plastic and my wrench is metal, but other than that it's solid. It has an additional toggle switch that shuts off the water from the showerhead and directs the water to another location (e.g. handheld showerhead or bathtub faucet). The spray options are varied and soothing, and the water seems to slosh over my body a lot, making washing easier. It's plastic but relatively cheap and I think it's worth buying as it's good value for money.