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I have owned 3 of these. They are AWESOME for the first few months.... but then all of a sudden the arm can no longer support the weight of the showerhead and it drops every time i turn on the water. There is no contact information to ask for a replacement and i cant return on amazon. Says it has a lifetime warranty but with who do i call?

 The shower head, with its easy clean silicone nozzles, works great. Best rain shower head I have used. Consistent high flow, nice coverage. Unfortunately, the shower head adjustable arm is good for about 9 months or so. Unless you move the head frequently, plan on less. It is made from a poor choice of plastic and a bad spring design for what it should be able to do. The sealed spring mechanism wears down the slip teeth inside, to the point the spring can no longer support the shower head. It was great for 9 months; it still has a great water stream. My replacement did the same. Now my retailer is no longer around. If you want to pay the shipping charges to ET Industries in Ontario, Canada, you can get a replacement, in white. Keep your sales invoice/receipt. I will try it again when they decide to release a version 3.0 that addresses the mechanical problem. If you think $5/month to throw away is reasonable for a very nice shower head, by all means get this one. I loved it when it worked.

This thing is cool and provides a great shower experience. WARNING: If you get this, before the first install, remove the flow regulator with needle-nose pliers. Try to use it for a bit without the regulator and then, later, if you want to conserve water, put it back in. I have kept the flow regulator out and I LOVE it.By taking it out, you use more water, yes, but the extra pressure is AWESOME...and my showers end up being SHORTER. That's because I am almost completely wet as soon as I step in. So, I surmise that the extra water flowing is compensated by shorter showers I now take. I probably don't end up using any extra water at all.Since I am tall, I also bought the Pegasus S-Style Extension (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JN9G6KM?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00). The two together area great for tall people, but it can be adjusted no matter who is in the shower.See the photo for the final product.PS. I had originally bought the Water Bella Stainelss Steel 8". Yes, it is pretty, but it does not move much and I want to be able to re-position the spray. So I returned it and got the Thunderhead instead. I am happy I did.

You could drown someone with this, and they'd thank you because it feels so good. I won't admit I took out the flow restricter, but I took out the flow restrictor and am thinking about putting it back in. I like long showers and before this I could not run my 80 gallon water heater out of hot water taking a shower. With the flow restrictor out and my other shower head going, I can run it out, so either I need to run one or the other, shorten my showers, or put the restrictor in and see how well it works with 2.5 gallons a minute. It isn't as classy looking as many of the shower heads I've looked at or owned, but damn.... it feels good. Excellent coverage and just drenches you like a warm monsoon storm.

Short review: Would I buy this again? Would i recommend to others? The answer to both is an enthusiastic yes.Longer review:This is a nice, powerful, and inexpensive rain shower. My home's water pressure isn't great, so I'm happy that this compensates for that deficiency so well.The adjustable arm is also very helpful to cope with whatever idiotic geometry your home builder chose for the shower plumbing.I would only humbly offer a couple of suggestions to the manufacturer:1) I see no harm in doing a version with fancier materials of construction. I also bought the "KES LP150 Bathroom Handheld Shower Head with Extra Long Hose and Bracket Holder, Brushed Stainless Steel" to complement the rain shower. I would have no problem paying an additional 20 USD for a version that uses the same brushed stainless steel as the KES.2) Another note to take from the KES: the interface to threads. The KES unit uses a nut and a gasket to connect to shower threads. As a result, one only needs about a half-centimeter of threads to make a good seal. The Thunderhead, on the other hand, requires more than a centimeter (or more than is available on a shower head diverter) to make a good seal unless you add ample PTFE tape (which is included). There should just be a seal that works. The tape is too silly and untidy. I would pay an additional 10 USD to have a version that does this better.On the other hand, if you're going directly from the wall to the Thunderhead, then my #2 complain will apply far less and in that case the review is closer to a 5-star for me. This is why I ultimately gave the system a 5: When used as advertised, it's pretty damn good.