Review on 🚿 10-Inch High Pressure Rainfall Shower Head with 11-Inch Arm - Full Body Coverage and Small Silicone Nozzles - Universal Fit for High and Low Water Flow Showers by Gillian Ahn

update almost a year later: the head is now too heavy for the hand. I ran a wire up to the ceiling to hold it up and it still works perfectly. Still worth it in my opinion considering how cheap it is compared to other products, but be aware that it will weaken a bit over time. Well I wasn't expecting much at this price. But my current head was starting to crack so I had to replace it. I wanted a waterfall shower, but I really don't have the budget for a complete 'proper' bathroom installation and makeover. So a good compromise! Now it literally took 5 minutes to install - I've never done anything like this and I'm not a DIYer. I recommend a vise or pliers to tighten everything up, but they have a wrench and washers that will work for you. They work great! The power is pretty strong, of course it's spread over a larger area so not as strong as the standard/small non-waterfall one, but it has enough power for me. There were no leaks and to be honest I didn't even seal it that well so time will tell if I have to redo it. But otherwise very easy installation and it works as expected! A note to those who say she cannot bear her weight. I used a vise to turn the first knob against the wall as tightly as possible. I managed to pull it tight enough to stay. It falls a little when you turn on the water but if you look up like in the pictures that's the best angle for me personally and it doesn't fall anymore. I'm not kidding - tighten this thing as tight as you can. To be honest I would even tie him to some sort of rope if I had to support him in the future, but for now he is holding his weight perfectly. If I had a bigger shower head I would point it straight down, but I'm too tall and don't want to bang my head or smack it with my hand. YMMV on this, since I've been in apartments with shower heads that low it would be useless.