🚿 QWORK 3-Way Shower Diverter Valve 1/2” with Hand Shower Bracket for Bathroom Hand Shower Hardware Accessory Review

I received a used one with wrench marks all over the nut. The hand holder does not fit properly and is also too small to grip my hand.

Works great holds up shower wand settings work perfectly Solid product at half the price of the rest. Pull the trigger, it's goodbye

Chrome glitters and glitters over seemingly cheap plastic. I'm afraid to conform or it will break. It works as intended, only $15 is twice what it costs. Can be returned at the end.

Once the shower pipe is on, the entire unit simply rotates. Does not tighten around the pipe. give it back today Some people at Revain should test products before putting them on the site. It's being returned today and I'm going to HomeDepot!

Looks like it worked very well and was long lasting. After about a month of use, it suddenly stopped holding my hand held shower wand. That got really annoying. The controller must stand straight up and down or the part will rotate and drop the controller.

It was easy to figure out how to install, but in practice the flimsy plastic lock nut flies off when you try to tighten it. As a result, it doesn't close properly, and when you try to operate the diverter, the entire unit rotates, resulting in two-handed operation, which is inconvenient and should be unnecessary. I highly recommend paying extra for a metal part or going to Lowes. Pay more ONCE or buy this one and then pay more because you need to buy a replacement later.

First of all it's not brass. its plastic. It does not screw tightly into the shower water supply pipe. Water flowed out when the device was shaken. They asked for an order number so they could find an answer. I did it. Now their engineers need a photo and video of a $13 piece of plastic to find the answer. I think they want to see me get wet when I put the water on. Then they will probably ask me to send them the wet shirt I was wearing when it happened. I don't have to comply with the…

My shower head fell off this thing because it couldn't hold it. It rotates 360 degrees, so when I put the shower head in, it just spun slowly until the shower head fell out. There's really no way to test its holding power until it's installed. So after installing everything and dropping my shower head in the tub 3-4 times, I had to take everything off, screw in a screw and put everything back in. Everything seems to be working fine now, but I'm afraid that over time the tension will gradually…