HammerHead Showers® ALL METAL 3-Spray Handheld Shower Head with Extra Long Hose and Shutoff Valve – Chrome - Perfect Dog Shower Head Attachment with 3 High Pressure Sprays - 2.5 GPM

Love this shower head! Really powerful even on half the power! Better than any other I’ve had. Nice quality, all metal device. Easy to setup, no leaks on the first try. And truly get water pressure. Million times better and less expensive than the fancy Brizo one I had installed before. Very happy with this purchase and would purchase from this company again.

Very nice shower head, comes with everything needed for installation except a wrench, and seems very durable, will probably last longer that me. We use it to bath a dog and it is perfect for that task. Have installed it in the guest bathroom tub, and it works very well for guests as well as pets.

VERY WELL MADE,REALLY STURDY,EASY TO INSTALL. LOOKS AND WORKS GREAT! GOOD PRESSURE AND VERY NICE WATER FLOW ON ALL THREE SETTINGS

I wanted metal components to its core, and not a mix of metal and plastic coated like most others. I was aiming to replace the aging and discolored, plastic shower head that had come with the apartment. I suddenly had the urge to start fresh with a brand new, all metal shower head and hose for peace of mind and larger water coverage.If you're looking for all metal, constructed with care, this should be your best bet for the money. In less than 10 minutes I had already had it set up and was testing it. No leaks, no problems, first time a charm. Everything is well packaged and sealed, and it includes the tape that is standard for screwing on any water fixtures.There are 3 settings but I don't see myself using the "massage" setting, and here and there maybe the "mist". The massage is a concentrated, harder feeling, narrower stream. It will not pulse or dance or change nozzles if you know what I mean. The head doesn't leak when I turn off the water. It stays in place which is nice, and changing between modes is easy.No complaints about the pressure. By researching models prior to purchasing, I understand it's common that there are ways to possibly enhance the pressure by removing an o-ring/washer inside most fixtures. You could probably do it to this one as well but I'm satisfied with how the water feels."Designed in San Diego, constructed in China". I have no major gripes and will update if there are any issues. You can tell the company cares about making a quality product. I also like their commitment to customer service and their online presence including Youtube videos.

I spent BIG bucks on a Moen shower head a year ago with that magnetic thing instead of a cradle on the wall. That NEVER felt secure and it had a super huge shower head - unnecessarily big!This shower head is the perfect size, all metal, stylish, and REALLY well made! It’s PERFECT!Look no further for your new shower head!!

I like the all-metal construction and the 3 position spray adjustment. This is an excellent quality product so far. There are no problems with the plating on our 1st unit and the packaging was very protective of the product.

We just installed this shower head so we can't speak to longevity; however, it was easy to install and it is SO nice to have a metal shower head again. The look and feel of this product is exceptional. We did not expect such a quality product given the low price. We would definitely buy again.

HammerHead All Metal 3-Spray... 2.5 GPM High Flow Handheld Showerhead:It might be useful for you to know what I am coming into this from and why I even wanted a new shower head. I have had a Waterpik "21 Speed" shower head for probably 15 years and it still works great. (7 pattern settings X 3 pressure settings = 21 speed). These guys are right - of all those settings, I really only used a couple regularly and some not at all. So to limit all of that seems like a good design decision. Two of the settings I used on it are the 'narrow' pattern which just keeps the spray concentrated and strong enough on any pressure setting (18 holes). The other is massage which is also in a narrow pattern (15 holes). The Waterpik is made of plastic and though I have had it for a very long time with no problems, I worry that it will break which is why I started looking in the first place.Then I bought a High Sierra hand held shower head which only has one setting and just pukes water at you! It is outstanding. I mean, when you get under this thing, you are wet. You don't need to 'get wet', you become wet instantly. I like it very much. That too is all metal but with that one, I actually worry about dropping it on my foot! The reason I even looked at another after buying that one is because sometimes I want a little more focus and I definitely miss the massage feature. But make no mistake, that one is spectacular and is actually designed, tested AND MADE in the USA. Plus it comes with a trickle valve which is outstanding.So, how about this one finally? Well, starting with first impressions out of the box, this one is incredibly light weight. It feels like plastic. It even sounds like plastic when I tap on it with my fingernails! They say it's 304 Stainless, but it really feels like plastic. Giving them the benefit of the doubt, they might want to just add a brass plate in there or something like they used to do in the 80s with those giant boom boxes :-D. (They literally added steel plates to those boom boxes because to not do so they felt really cheap and plastic-y).I didn't use any of the included options like the angle piece or the hose since my hose is considerably longer than that and in good shape. They've also included a holder piece that would attach to the shower pipe, but it is not well designed. A good design would have the water coming out BEFORE the ball socket so there are no moving parts where the water comes out. (see G_Promise Metal Shower Head Holder for Hand Held Showerhead on Amazon). It is big and beefy and solid (and weighs nearly as much as the shower head! Shower head = 296g. Shower head holder = 277g!), but for that one design flaw, I'll just stick with the one I got.Install was super easy. The kit even included a bit of teflon tape in case you don't have any. Fits beautifully and the light weight of it is an improvement over the Waterpik one which had all of it's weight in a giant head which made it mechanically difficult for it to stay up. The High Sierra one which is much smaller but comes in at 442g (!) had no problems because of it's size and balance.I added a High Sierra trickle valve in line before the HammerHead shower head because I like the versatility and control. The HammerHead shower head has no built in or supplemental flow control.Finally, the shower.The center position on the 'dial' which is really the whole face of it, is what I will call the rain shower setting. It is very nice and gentle but also very weird. No water comes out of the center of this thing in that setting! When I put my face up to it, it doesn't get wet! I mean, there is a huge void in the middle of the shower!To one side is the "Mist" setting. This setting just made me angry. I think I said 'STOP' 6 times out loud before almost immediately switching to the other side. The Waterpik head I have has a similar feature, but it adds the mist to the rain shower setting which is actually kind of interesting, but not so much I ever use it.The other side, the "Massage" setting A) did NOT massage, but shot straight out nearly piercing my skin! And B) it shot straight out nearly piercing my skin!! I felt good and smart for putting that trickle valve in line so I could lower the pressure! I tried moving the head, banging on the back of it, high pressure, low pressure and so on to try to get some level of massage out of it, but it was a steady stream from only six holes.Bottom line, I think I will return this shower head. I don't think it lives up to all the hype and for the price, I don't think I got my money's worth mostly because not all of the features worked and it just feels cheap though not as bad as many I've tried. I had high hopes for this one. I think they've got some good ideas, but perhaps they're either lacking that last 5% in design or more-so in quality control.And then finally, I just need to get this off my chest; I think it's really disingenuous how these folks and others like them try to 'imply' that their products are Made in USA by saying things like "designed and tested in the USA, we take great pride in serving fellow Americans" when in fact this, like everything these days is made where? That's right. So if you want to take pride in serving Americans, give them jobs making your stuff and don't just imply it. Designing and testing serves only one guy. But I rant.

I liked the fast delivery!!!