Review on 🚿 AquaSpa 6-inch Rain Shower Head/Handheld Combo with Push-Button Flow Control for Easy One-Handed Operation and Convenient Flow Setting Switching all with Same Hand! (Premium Chrome) by Melissa Lewis

Non-rotating plastic female threads on the entry leading to a high risk of ugly adjustments or plastic cracking from over tightening. When attempting to install a 3-way diverter, I found that the final diverter configuration had the vertical outlet pointing straight up. There was still some error in the rotation, so I tried nudging it a bit to get it closer to a configuration that wouldn't reduce the usable length of the handheld shower hose. Unfortunately the plastic ripped and I had a diverter that leaked a small stream of water during use. This is of course a matter of course for shower heads in this price range. After several failed attempts to fix the joint with superglue and hot glue, I decided to give up and buy a solid metal 3-way diverter and separate handheld shower bracket. Now I'm much happier with the attitude. Knowing this, I'd probably prefer to buy the shower heads separately and assemble a two-head setup myself. Those issues aside, I think these shower heads are very good for the price. I don't like the 48 setting showerheads which seem to get in the way of this price range and I was glad to find this one. I would have preferred one of the settings to be more "bridged", but that doesn't really matter. The button controls are fine. It can be a bit sticky in a few rare cases, but other than that you can easily scroll through the available settings.