NearMoon Rain Shower Head with 11'' Adjustable Arm, High Pressure Stainless Steel Rainfall Shower, Ultra-Thin Design - Pressure Boosting (8 Inch, Chrome)

This showerhead looks nice out of the box. It comes with some extra accessories in the box and the box is well designed. It includes a small spool of Teflon™ tape and 3 extra silicon nozzle (more on these later).Installation is easy as long as you follow the instructions and make sure to put the black rubber washers into the extension pipe connections before you screw the showerhead onto the extension and before you screw the extension onto your shower pipe. To adjust the angle and height, you'll need to loosen up the wing-nuts on both sides of the extension pipe. Only loosen them just enough to be able to adjust the showerhead. If you loosen them too much, as others have mentioned, you'll end up removing them because there's only about 4 turns before the nut runs out of thread on the screw. It's not a big deal, but it can be a little bit frustrating to rethread.IMPORTANT: It's worth repeating: *Make sure to use the black rubber washers!" This will help with 99% of the leaking you might have, and likely accounts for the majority of the reviews that mention leaks.The majority of the negative reviews here can be explained by people not following the instructions. If you leave out the rubber washer *IT WILL LEAK*. You may or may not need the extra step of using the Teflon™ tape, but it's a simple step. Use a 2-3 inch piece of the tape and wrap it clockwise around the threads overlapping a little. Tighten the connection, but don't over-tighten it. Just tighten about a 1/4 turn more with a wrench after hand-tightening. Tightening too much could also cause leaking because too much pressure on the rubber washers could cause them to warp, in turn causing leakage. Using washers in plumbing has always been an issue -- just look at all the faucets that advertise "washerless!" and this is why.Overall, I'd give this showerhead 5-stars except for a QC issue. When I received the showerhead (New, not used), it was missing 5 nozzles. I looked inside the box, but no nozzles, so they were missing when it was packaged. I had the extras that came with the showerhead, but there were only 3. After I used the included nozzles, there were still 2 holes without nozzles (see photo).In case anyone else has the same problem, I was able to use 2 spare erasers from a Pentel® mechanical pencil and they fit very well until I could get some replacements (see photo). They blocked 2 of the holes out of around a hundred (didn't count them all -- I could've if I's wanted, but I didn't want to :D).When I contacted the seller (via their customer support email), they sent me out some replacement nozzles (about 35 total!) which was excellent with regard to customer service. The only downside was having to wait about 8 days for the shipping. Once I took out the temporary erasers and installed the new nozzles, everything was great.The pressure is good, but not too powerful. I didn't use the included pressure screen washer, but I could have if needed. There is also a spare in the included "extras".To sum up, this is a very good quality item with respect to the design and the materials used. Their QC needs some work, but their customer service makes up for it . . . almost. So far, no leaking and no rusting. Our water turns things a rusty orange color after a period of time and other showerheads without removeable nozzles could be tough to clean. With this one, simply removing the nozzles and soaking them in a water-stain remover should restore them to normal. That's one of the good things with the removeable silicon nozzles.I'll rate my experience with the main aspects here on a scale of 1-10 for those who don't want to read the whole review.Ease of installation: 8 of 10Quality Control: 4 of 10Design: 8.5 of 10Materials: 8 of 10Customer Service: 9 of 10Overall: 7.5 out of 10 which is a decent 4 out of 5 stars.Recommended.

We love this wide cascading rain all around us when showering. Easily adjust for me at 6’4 and her at 5’5. After lol the options and investigation and comparing I am very happy with this outcome. May get a second for the guest shower too.

This is my third purchase of the showerhead in almost 5 years. Now, I know what you’re saying. If I have to keep buying it every two years, how good could it be? It delivers $150-$200 quality shower. I have well water, and a microscopic amount of dirt comes up every single time I run my water all the filters in all the faucets in my house all collect it. I have to change them regularly. At 30 bucks a pop for more than a years worth of high-quality showering . It’s well worth it! I looked into some of the other showerheads. They wanted 100 to 200 and sometimes $300 for them. But they last just as long as this one does. Then I have to buy a filter or buy a screen or have it fixed. This one I expect that in a year and a half to two years it’s gonna be become clogged and I’m gonna have to throw it away and buy a new one. $30 a pop is not a problem! I have a tiny little shower in a tiny little house and the highlight of my morning is standing under the Near Moon showerhead. It’s just over $60 for four years, I still haven’t gotten near the purchase price of the super high dollar showerheads and this one performs just as well. I just gotta drop another 30 bucks or so every year and a half. Best purchase I’ve ever made.

Love this shower head, it feels great, nice water pressure. I wish the arm was a couple of inches longer. Other then that I'm very pleased.

we love this,came with extention rod and tape to stop any leaking! looks nice!good quality

Love it

The hardest part was getting the old one off. This is well built, definitely a nicer shower experience than most other shower heads. No issues with the arm drooping since it has gears in each joint. I didn’t read the instructions until after the install and was surprised there was no mention of teflon tape. My box came with a large roll and a small roll of tape. Weird. I used my own anyway. Happy they included a few spare parts too. No leaks! I don’t know what the gpm is but the flow rate is more than adequate which was one of my main concerns.

Had a few years. Rusted and fell off of the arm and couldn’t be fixed.