🚿 Moen 21007 Vitalize: Elevate Your Shower Experience with Immersion Rainshower Technology Review

This is the best shower head I have ever bought. I have a stand up shower and all the other shower heads I've bought push against the wall and I found myself showering against the wall waving my arms! This head swivels enough and is big enough that if I point it down it will actually fall on my head and not the wall!

I bought this shower head for $45 thinking it was a fair price for the quality. This is the perfect shower head if you want to upgrade to a nice, functional shower head with a good, even stream (from a reputable brand). I went to order a second one and noticed the price had gone up to $100 so I'm waiting. This is a good showerhead for $45, but for $100 I'd give up and look for other options.

It sprays water in straight streams and such, but the pressure is too high for the luxurious rain you're looking for. My suggestion would be to go for a little more since the same flow rate from more head reduces the pressure of each flow. Don't make my mistake - I've already spent $50 on this thing and can't bring myself to lose more just to use my water more efficiently for fun.

I've had this shower head for 3 years now and it's holding up fantastic despite my hard water. The nozzles are not clogged or dirty, the jets from them are still powerful and straight. I've seen nozzles spray at odd angles or completely clogged with other shower heads, but this one still works great. While the finish appears to be mostly plastic, you never know until you actually touch it, and honestly, does it really matter? That's not the chrome bumper of a classic Cadillac, it's a shower…

I liked that it's relatively water efficient (2.5 GPM) but provides enough water for a shower without the stinging feeling I often get from many other water saving heads. My water pressure is probably "normal/medium" (ie no one ever said it was low). The fitting that screws onto the showerhead is metal (stainless steel?), while the rest is plastic with soft (rubber? vinyl?) nozzle tips. These soft heads are great for hard water areas like mine: when they start to clog, simply rub them to remove