1433 Handheld Showerhead & Rain Shower Combo. High Pressure 24 Function 4" Face Dual 2 in 1 Shower Head System with Stainless Steel Hose, Patented 3-way Water Diverter in All-Chrome Finish

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!

My little condo that was built in the 70's didn't come with very many luxury amenities so it's up to me to make life more comfortable for myself. Plus, I live in a second story unit so I don't have the luxury of easily hosing things off outside. I looked around a little before deciding on this guy. It had all the major features that were important to me - easily installed, two heads, pause feature on both heads, and power massage and strong mist and at 4-5' extension hose.The installation took less than 5 minutes and I am the least mechanically inclined person on the planet. I was really surprised at how fast and easy I was able to get it connected, and with no leaks. Be careful when you're installing it that you don't over tighten anything because you could cause it to crack. It's strong plastic under there but it's still plastic. I've had this coming up on a year now and it has never leaked and more important, the heads have not discolored from mineral build up. Which is something that is a problem in the desert southwest and has happened to almost every other fixture I've ever owned. But it still looks almost as good as new, save for a few dings I've put on it.The one thing about this old building is the water pressure is amazing. Probably because it was built before there were regulations so I am lucky enough to get a lot of water at a high rate of speed. I didn't want the pressure to be affected so I popped the little white plastic regular out of both heads. To me there is no such thing as to much pressure. In the off position a little bit still comes out but not enough to get upset about. If I wanted the water off I would turn it off at the wall.I like how each setting I can feel and hear it click into place. Especially when I'm washing my face. I don't want to open my eyes but I still want confirmation I've changed to another mode.This great for shaving your legs because you can control where the water and when you want it off. I do a lot of body scrubs and hair treatments and face washing and I don't the water running unless I'm actually using it. I love being able to control how much and when and where water is coming out. I stayed at my parent's house last weekend and was so bummed when I had to take a shower. In fact, I only ever want to shower in my own shower and it's because of how much I love my shower head.The hose makes cleaning the shower a breeze. I have no idea how people clean their tubs without some sort of hose. It hurts my back and knees to try to do it any other way. I also use the use to fill mop buckets or water containers for foot soaks. I use the power massage setting to "power wash" things will fit in my shower.I have aches and pains all the time, as well as sinus issues. The power massage setting relieves tension in my shoulders and my back and helps clear the pounding in my head when my sinuses are acting up. Sometimes I will turn on the power massager and aim it straight for my forehead and in a few minutes I start to feel the tension breaking up.But the absolute best feature is the hard mist. There is nothing so satisfying as taking a nice spa-like shower, I shave all of my legs (not just my calves) and do a hair conditioning treatment, and full body sugar scrub and then at the very end turn on both heads to the power mist with cool water. It's like the final mist at a car wash. It gets every little tiny spot of product off and when I turn the water off I feel like a new person.I didn't want to sink a ton of money into a product for a place I rent. I've tried other shower heads before and they were all crappy and either broke and leaded quickly or the heads turned green from mineral buildup. None of which has happened after 11 months of daily, sometimes twice daily use. For the money, this is hands down the best plastic shower head/hose combo I've seen. Don't be scared by the word plastic. I don't know the technical term but it's a reinforced type of plastic, like a type of PVC, that is strong and holds up quite well.Anyone who has ever showered here comments on what a great shower I have. It really is a little slice of luxury every day for less than $25. You wont find a better model in that price range.

First of all... disregard any review you ever read on Amazon for a shower-head in THIS price range that starts with... "It seems great but it's only made of plastic". That right there is an indication that the person reviewing these products is somewhat delusional. There are exactly ZERO handheld shower heads in this price range that are made out of metal. Repeat: ZERO. If you want one made of metal, be prepared to spend 3-4 times this amount, if you're not prepared to spend that, don't complain that your product is not made of metal. Adding 'it's not made of metal' as a detriment is just not a valid criticism... Metal in this price range is a pure pipe-dream, and you should skip any review that starts with that lament.Yes, everything (except the hose for the handheld) in this shower head combo is made of plastic, but its hardened composite plastic and is among the sturdiest I've found for shower heads in this price range, easily comparable to the MOEN I used to own (which cost more). The vac-metal chrome finish seems solid so far but only time and wear and tear will tell me how it will hold up. As mentioned the hose connecting the handheld to the valve IS indeed metal, and that automatically makes it better than the more expensive MOEN I owned, which had a plastic casing on it's hose.Install was simple and tools are not needed. Using the included washers and plumbers tape (use tape on the shower pipe ONLY) made it so my install was 100% leak free. Be sure to tighten the valve to the shower pipe as far as it can go so it won't move when you use the engage switch or grab for the handheld. Let some hot water run through the valve if you can't get it turned all the way into the proper position because of this. However be sure not to over-tighten it or its conceivable you may crack the valve. This isn't as hard as it sounds... just use good judgement.Suggestion: If you have mediocre to low water pressure: remove the flow control piece (easily removed with a small flathead screwdriver) from BOTH the fixed head AND the handheld unit. Then use them one at a time (engaging both at the same time with the switch will yield mediocre results if you water pressure isn't up to snuff).If you have good to great water pressure I suggest you remove the flow control piece from ONLY the handheld unit and leave it in the fixed shower head. I have good water pressure and found that the fixed head put out TOO STRONG water pressure with the flow control removed. This way you can also engage both heads at the same time. Without the flow control being left in the fixed head, when you engage both you get a stronger flow out of the fixed head and a mediocre to weak flow out of the handheld. This is because of water seeking the path of least resistance and not because of a design flaw. More water will rush out of the fixed head because it's closest to the valve. Leaving the flow control in the fixed head solved this imbalance issue for me. If you plan on using only one head at the same time I would still recommend the same. I found the fixed head put out TOO MUCH pressure without it's flow control valve, but again this all depends on your individual water pressure and your own individual feelings on how much is too much water pressure... so as they say "your results may vary".The 'pause' mode withstanding, I really like the different modes these heads offer. You've got your standard high rain flow (normal shower stuff), a lower flow for those with high water pressure or are eco-conscious (not for me), the massage function (recommend you engage only one shower head to use this mode for maximum pressure output), the aforementioned pause mode (kind of useless in my opinion, if I want to pause I'll just shut off the water), and a really cool mist mode that even puts out a bit of a breeze when it's engaged (this mode will be GREAT for use during cold and cough season). Both the handheld and the fixed head offer all these modes, although I found the switch on the fixed head hard to move without rotating the entire head. Because of that you'll need two hands to change the mode on the fixed head.As a person with off and on lower back and neck problems, having and using both heads at the same time is going to come in handy. I can aim one stream at my back, one at my neck and get hydro-therapy for both at the same time.Extremely satisfied with this purchase. I compared it to a couple of the other items on Amazon in this price range and it beats them all. It also beats out ANY head in this price range (or 2x this price range) that you'll find at HD or Lowes. If you're realistic about what kind of product you'll get for this price range, this head combo will not disappoint you.Four stars because of the rigidness of turning the dial on the fixed head (if I could give it 4.5 stars I would), and I'm reserving the fifth star right now to see about the lifespan of this product. I will update this review as time goes on and add on that 5th star if this thing lasts for me.