HydroLuxe 1733

I am very pleased with this product! It's a great value, very good quality for the low price! Yes, I know it's (heavy, durable) plastic, but if you want real metal, then go buy a different unit for a higher price. I'm a pretty handy woman when it comes to fixing things and this was an easy install for me! The hardest part was removing the old shower head that had been on the shower arm for the last 13 years, since this apt complex was built! Once I had it off, I made sure to scrub the threads clean of decayed pipe tape and mineral buildup with a copper pot scrubber. I then used two wraps of the pipe tape because the shower arm threads are a bit rough, so the tape made the diverter easier to screw on. I had to use the extra washer in the diverter connection to the shower arm to stop it from leaking, which it did. I also *gently* screwed the diverter on a tad tighter than the instructions, so the hose connection is not straight down below the diverter, and the hand held shower head socket is past horizontal, to get it screwed on tight enough to the shower arm, but the hand held unit still stays tight in the holder very securely with no risk of falling out of it. I have plenty of water pressure, and did not have to remove any sort of flow restricter in the diverter unit. Didn't even see one, not sure why other purchasers had to do that. The trickiest and slightly frustrating assembly step was screwing the hose nut onto the diverter fully. You have to keep the hose end within the hose nut pulled back completely and straight, so the hose nut will screw on all the way. Screw it on tight, then pull back on and wiggle the hose end, gently screw the hose nut on some more and repeat until the hose is firmly attached all the way. It took me two tries, but I took a good look at the problem and instantly knew what to do to make it work. Then I had no more trouble. The instructions that come with it are easy to follow, just look at the illustrations and written steps, and do what they say. Don't man-handle the pieces, nor over-tighten the connections! If you have any trouble assembling the shower head parts, just stop and take a good look at the part/s, examine them critically keeping the instructions in mind, so you understand what you're doing or not doing, and why. This isn't rocket science! I am really looking forward to having a much nicer shower after supper tonight, than the old, basic shower head gave me before! Yay! This product definitely deserves 5 stars! I highly recommend it to anyone with a tight budget but desiring a nice shower experience!

I recently purchased the 1433 Handheld Showerhead & Rain Shower Combo, and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase! Installation: Super easy! It took me less than 10 minutes to set up without needing any special tools. The instructions were clear, and everything fit perfectly. Performance: The water pressure is fantastic, and I love the dual functionality. The rain showerhead provides a relaxing, spa-like experience, while the handheld option is convenient for rinsing and cleaning. The different spray settings make it even more versatile. Quality: The materials feel durable and well-made. The chrome finish looks sleek, and there are no leaks or drips. Overall: This showerhead combo is a great upgrade for any bathroom. It’s easy to install, works beautifully, and delivers a luxurious shower experience. Highly recommend!

Con: Plastic, Water flow, No full shut off(still leaks when shutting off of or the other heads) Pro: Price, Features, Ease of install, Clicks on setting change I would have given it a 5 star however the water flow isn't that strong. Keeping it a a very low budget shower head it is plastic and not metal. It does comes with everything you'll need to install it, including plumbers tape. The only tools you'll need is the tools to take out of old shower head. I do love this shower head, it works great but I do wish there was more pressure. I do recommend looking at the images that Nathan posted about removing the water restrictor. There's suppose to be 2, one for the fixed head and the other on the removable one. I only saw one on mine, which was the fixed shower head. If you can't find the image how he did it. Here is how to remove the water restrictor: Before you screw on the shower head, there's a screen mesh with a rubber ring attach to it. Remove that, and under that is a plastic crown with a rubber right in the middle. Removed the crown by tapping on it and it should fall out. Remove the rubber ring in the middle of that crown. Place the mesh with the rubber back in and you're done. You can do that on the other shower head as well. I didn't notice that huge of a difference but there is a slight difference. All in all, it does feel pretty good for being plastic but is light weight compare to metal models. There's really no way you could get a good quality shower for the price you pay for this. It does feel really good taking a shower and the amount of adjustment you get from this is incredible. I would buy it again.