High Sierra Showerheads Solid Metal Handheld with Trickle Valve- WaterSense Certified Low Flow 1.8 GPM: Chrome Finish

We needed a new showerhead, and ended up decreasing our flow from a 1.75 gpm Niagara showerhead to this High Sierra 1.5gpm showerhead. However, it honestly feels like more pressure due to the droplet spray pattern. We rarely even use the full 1.5gpm spray, as we still get a great shower experience with the included shutoff valve partially closed!The shutoff valve is awesome for bathing our dog and our young kids. It would also be great if you are trying to get a lot of showers in a row out of a limited hot water tank, as you can shut off the water while soaping up. We don't do that often right now, but it's a great option to have for the future.My wife (who is shorter) loves it because there isn't a "missing middle". She always struggled when cleaning her hair on the normal "outside ring" stream shower heads, as she had to move around to get her whole head wet. Now, the whole spray area is full of water!The water does cool down a bit faster further from the showerhead since it is in droplets instead of a stream. However this just makes the shower air a bit steamier and warmer overall, so it's not really a con, just different!This shower head (and any other variety of it) is well worth the money. It is well built - all metal that will probably will last a lifetime - and it will eventually pay for itself with what you will save on water (and water heating)!Less water used, with a feeling of more water pressure! Good for you, your wallet, and the environment.

this showerhead is the best I have had. The pressure is excellent.

High Sierra's Solid Metal Handheld Shower Head with Trickle Valve, 2.0 GPM - Stunning Chrome Finish:This thing is a work of art. You know immediately when you pick it up that you've bought something special. It doesn't look like anything else. It doesn't feel like anything else. This is a beast. It is solid metal and it weighs quite a lot, although it is very well balanced in the hand. What's more, even though it weighs more than the big shower head I had, it does not tilt down under its own weight.Flow. I bought the 2.0 GPM because we have lost some water pressure locally and I didn't want to lose any more. But it turns out, I might not have needed all of that. This is a little different than what you're probably used to. It just blows water out at you in what might seem like random spray - as opposed to the well organized streams of a typical shower head. At first I felt a little lack of enthusiasm for this, mostly because I'd never had it like this before. So I got in. I was immediately soaked. I was impressed. As my shower went on, I put my face right underneath it and it seemed a little intense. That's when I discovered the beauty of the Trickle Valve!I gave the Trickle Valve so little thought because every single similar valve in any shower head I've owned in the past has leaked. It's been a hard 'switch' type feature that never really worked well enough to ever use, and so I was used to ignoring them. So imagine my surprise and delight when I pushed this one and found that it was a highly effective valve that gradually shut the water to off! Seriously! I now have the shower head running at somewhere between 1/2 and 1/3 capacity and it stays there, firmly. I just reduced the flow until it felt good on my face (probably 3" from the head) and left it! And that feels like it will be enough for my entire shower.There are some things that will take some getting used to. First of all, this shower head is kind of loud. Now I might be a little more sensitive than most because I work with audio for a living, but it is definitely louder than any other shower head I've had. It's a constant SSHHHHHH like the sound of someone shushing - not like water. This I believe is an aerator effect and what is interesting is when I stuck my finger into the end of it, it completely changed the output. I could actually tell how low the flow was and the sound stopped but was right back to normal when I removed my finger.Secondly, the 'chaotic' presentation of the water. When you've only ever known organized streams of water, to have this comparatively wild thrust of water gives me the sense that a mess is imminent. It is not and I think I can get use to that.Neither of these things is a deal breaker and not enough to take away a star, especially when you put it in your hand and feel the quality craftsmanship. Built in USA. Great job folks! Thank you! Sure, it costs a little more, but I really don't mind. You get what you pay for.

Had not enough water pressure from the city to have it function properly in my home the quality and build of the product as well as the agility is incredibly wonderful however you must have excellent water pressure from the city something we don't have in California

Basically, it's easy to install, adaptable, and provides a cleansing shower. As expected, it's heavy in comparison to average shower heads, but not difficult to handle as long as you keep the weight in mind. The spray mechanism is unique, providing the feel of a heavy but gentle rain, without all the little holes that always clog in hard water. I could have bought this already based on all the shower heads I have replaced over the years due to clogging and just outright malfunctioning. It was extremely easy to install onto the old hose without teflon tape. The trickle valve is easy to use and actually drops the flow to a trickle. It's also very easy to adjust the angle without affecting the spray. And it sits perfectly in an existing hand-held wall mount that came with a common brand name system (the shower head of which is no longer functional).