Moen S6320EPBG Velocity Eco-Performance Showerhead: Immersion Rainshower Tech, Brushed Gold Finish Review

Great shower head. It's designed for low water usage, so don't expect a crazy waterfall feel. Although I like this shower head. Despite the modest water consumption, it ensures sufficient water flow for a pleasant shower experience. We've had it for over 20 feet and we still love it. Also good quality

Integrated this shower head into a Moen Commercial shower head with two PosiTemp handles and hand held shower head, chrome (8343) - and I think it looked great (photo attached). I also used a 14" Moen S113 Waterhill curved shower extension. Very happy with how it all looks together.

This product is very easy to install, a welcome change from the multiple jet, 8 setting fixtures that clog store shelves. Despite its shallow depth, this showerhead has a subtle twist to redirect water flow. The gentle stream of water is quite wide and covers a much larger area than most shower heads.

It's so nice to just stand under water and enjoy the flush that's like warm rain. Good. And you can turn the valve to get a faster and stronger flush if you want. I wouldn't call it a strong conditioner, but it's strong enough to get the job done when you need it. Also, it's not a 12-inch showerhead without a valve. It's a 6 inch shower head and that's another feature I like because it saves me water and I still like to shower. Really good product.

After extensive research on the shower head we chose Moen because we always wanted to experience all the 'rain'. I DO NOT RECOMMEND for one main reason: insufficient water pressure. There are two settings, but one setting with all nozzles used feels like dripping, and the other "pressure" setting feels like a regular $10 showerhead. I understand our house doesn't have a fire hose like water pressure, but that's why we researched and bought an eco-friendly shower head that mitigates the weak…

First off, I've never spent HUNDREDS of dollars on a shower head. I used to buy the cool weird ones from Depot and just switched them after a year or so. Well we finally have a gorgeous bathroom with all the oiled Moen fixtures and it's time to get a really good shower head. First try? Big disappointment. This head with all the exits just drooled! what a sad day Then I remembered this had happened to one of the cheap heads I'd bought in the past until I removed the handguard that was said to…

Because the shower head is so big, the 1.75 gpm limit essentially means the flow is a trickle. The good news is that it's very easy to remove a small portion of the restrictor to greatly improve water flow. The bad news is that it's quite difficult to completely remove the flow restrictor, and so far I haven't been able to find any helpful online guides to do so (few are willing to experiment and potentially break a $200 showerhead). Remove the rubber ring: 1. Inside the joint there is a purple