HotelSpa Antimicrobial High-Pressure Hand Shower

A really good high pressure shower is extremely important for both of us. My wife is under 5 ft and has very long hair so it has to have enough pressure to rinse her hair and after a 3 ft drop. I'm over 6 ft and have a large sports build, so I need something with a little wider spread. So it's been really hard to find something that works well for us both, particularly with recent water restrictions put into shower heads. My daughter who has my very thick plus long hair had gotten this one a couple of years ago and has fallen in love with it, preferring to take her showers with this in her guest bathroom instead of her own master bath. We fell in love with it on the last visit, so I bought one for our house and installed it a week ago. This one does the job very well, even with the removable 2.5 gpm water restrictor in it. Somehow it optimizes the force of the water jets to keep the stream together as it falls. I'll guess it's through some cyclone action, though it doesn't matter because it just works. I like all the settings in different situations, and that's unusual for me. Most shower heads settings are a bit gimmicky and really accomplish nothing after the primary setting. Overall I prefer the center setting because it's the best of all worlds. I've never cared for a mist setting before because it gets nothing clean. This one however, still maximizes the flow while misting the water. Yeah, I'll take that one too. The only setting that was confusing at first was the pause setting. I just installed it, and didn't read about it. I was initially annoyed because it seemed like it just leaked rather than a full pause. What I didn't realize is that it is intended that way to keep some water moving and avoid a cold hard stop. So it stops about 95% of the water so you can soap up, but it does dribble as it is designed to do. Obviously this company put a little more thought into this product than most do. If you guys start making cars, let me know. Installation was literally a 2 minute process including putting on the included teflon tape water sealer. The unit itself has water gaskets, so no sealing tape is necessary there. Everything necessary for installation comes with this. After removing the old shower head, I simply screwed on the mounting bracket, then the hose end to that bracket, and the other end of the hose to the shower head. Water on - no leaks! Didn't even have to use a wrench to get this thing water tight. Beautiful!