HammerHead Metal 3-Spray Shower Head with Handheld High Pressure, Long Hose

The 3 spray shower head is very good, could be perfect. The build quality is excellent and takes a few minutes to install without any leaks. The shower head is solid metal, not the metal plastic combinations one sees in other brands. The spray is easy to switch from one spray to another and works well. All spray settings have at least adequate water pressure and will give one a refreshing shower. Now for the critical part of the review - The main shower only has nozzles on the circumference of the shower head. The middle of the shower head does not shoot water. The main spray does give us a good shower, but it would be perfect if all the nozzles in the main spray were shooting water. We are keeping the shower head as it is a good product, but it could be better.

This is really a lovely handheld shower head. Feels so much more solid than the plastic Chrome one I had up there. It was packaged so beautifully it had little individual pouches to protect the Chrome. It included the plumber's tape to put around the threads an extra pieces of o-rings and one filter one as well. It didn't expect that for this price. Really easy to install. I think there might be one water restrictor in there to remove I'm going to check with the company but even if not it seems to have a nice shower flow.

I have probably spent over $250 on different shower heads. Used to be you just literally bought one, and they were all about the same, and worked. Nowadays, they are all cheap, plastic, and garbage like. I started buying known name brands, and even they were made of plastic and clogged in a few months.I put this in, and it's got a good flow. Every part is metal, and solid. It feels like it will last a life time. I have really high water pressure, and this puts it to good use. I could have saved money if I wasn't a cheapskate and bought this first.It has three settings, and I am not normally a fancy shower setting man, but I like the power mister setting to end my shower. Just nice. My wife likes the setting.I should have bought this first. Would have saved some money on buying a durable product.

we are on a fixed income, so this showerhead was more than I wanted to spend, especially since I bought two of them. but the reviews were great and it said it would increase our water pressure which was really important to me since ours is very low.It was packaged beautifully, and included extra gaskets, and the Teflon tape, so everything you needed to install It was in the box. Since it was made of metal and not plastic, it felt very solid and well-made. It installed easily and quickly and looks good.Unfortunately it did not increase our water pressure as I had hoped. It pretty much feels the same as our old plastic showerhead, but it does look better. I figured I’d install one and if it didn’t work, I’d send the other one back, but my husband surprised me by installing the other one while I was out.So I guess we’re keeping them both, and while they look nice, they are not performing as I’d hoped. Honestly, I don’t think it’s the showerhead‘s fault. Apparently we are just doomed to a life of low shower pressure.

Where has this shower head been all my life? I’ve been fighting cheap, piece of garbage, plastic shower heads for years. This all-metal shower head is a game changer. Seriously solid construction and quick easy install. Works flawlessly and it’s very obvious it will provide leak-free operation for years to come. If I could give it more stars I would. It’s no more expensive than the garbage shower heads but the difference is amazing. Just buy it!

Solid product, expertly packaged with spare parts and even plumbing tape. High quality metal parts.

HammerHead All Metal 3-Spray... 2.5 GPM High Flow Handheld Showerhead:It might be useful for you to know what I am coming into this from and why I even wanted a new shower head. I have had a Waterpik "21 Speed" shower head for probably 15 years and it still works great. (7 pattern settings X 3 pressure settings = 21 speed). These guys are right - of all those settings, I really only used a couple regularly and some not at all. So to limit all of that seems like a good design decision. Two of the settings I used on it are the 'narrow' pattern which just keeps the spray concentrated and strong enough on any pressure setting (18 holes). The other is massage which is also in a narrow pattern (15 holes). The Waterpik is made of plastic and though I have had it for a very long time with no problems, I worry that it will break which is why I started looking in the first place.Then I bought a High Sierra hand held shower head which only has one setting and just pukes water at you! It is outstanding. I mean, when you get under this thing, you are wet. You don't need to 'get wet', you become wet instantly. I like it very much. That too is all metal but with that one, I actually worry about dropping it on my foot! The reason I even looked at another after buying that one is because sometimes I want a little more focus and I definitely miss the massage feature. But make no mistake, that one is spectacular and is actually designed, tested AND MADE in the USA. Plus it comes with a trickle valve which is outstanding.So, how about this one finally? Well, starting with first impressions out of the box, this one is incredibly light weight. It feels like plastic. It even sounds like plastic when I tap on it with my fingernails! They say it's 304 Stainless, but it really feels like plastic. Giving them the benefit of the doubt, they might want to just add a brass plate in there or something like they used to do in the 80s with those giant boom boxes :-D. (They literally added steel plates to those boom boxes because to not do so they felt really cheap and plastic-y).I didn't use any of the included options like the angle piece or the hose since my hose is considerably longer than that and in good shape. They've also included a holder piece that would attach to the shower pipe, but it is not well designed. A good design would have the water coming out BEFORE the ball socket so there are no moving parts where the water comes out. (see G_Promise Metal Shower Head Holder for Hand Held Showerhead on Amazon). It is big and beefy and solid (and weighs nearly as much as the shower head! Shower head = 296g. Shower head holder = 277g!), but for that one design flaw, I'll just stick with the one I got.Install was super easy. The kit even included a bit of teflon tape in case you don't have any. Fits beautifully and the light weight of it is an improvement over the Waterpik one which had all of it's weight in a giant head which made it mechanically difficult for it to stay up. The High Sierra one which is much smaller but comes in at 442g (!) had no problems because of it's size and balance.I added a High Sierra trickle valve in line before the HammerHead shower head because I like the versatility and control. The HammerHead shower head has no built in or supplemental flow control.Finally, the shower.The center position on the 'dial' which is really the whole face of it, is what I will call the rain shower setting. It is very nice and gentle but also very weird. No water comes out of the center of this thing in that setting! When I put my face up to it, it doesn't get wet! I mean, there is a huge void in the middle of the shower!To one side is the "Mist" setting. This setting just made me angry. I think I said 'STOP' 6 times out loud before almost immediately switching to the other side. The Waterpik head I have has a similar feature, but it adds the mist to the rain shower setting which is actually kind of interesting, but not so much I ever use it.The other side, the "Massage" setting A) did NOT massage, but shot straight out nearly piercing my skin! And B) it shot straight out nearly piercing my skin!! I felt good and smart for putting that trickle valve in line so I could lower the pressure! I tried moving the head, banging on the back of it, high pressure, low pressure and so on to try to get some level of massage out of it, but it was a steady stream from only six holes.Bottom line, I think I will return this shower head. I don't think it lives up to all the hype and for the price, I don't think I got my money's worth mostly because not all of the features worked and it just feels cheap though not as bad as many I've tried. I had high hopes for this one. I think they've got some good ideas, but perhaps they're either lacking that last 5% in design or more-so in quality control.And then finally, I just need to get this off my chest; I think it's really disingenuous how these folks and others like them try to 'imply' that their products are Made in USA by saying things like "designed and tested in the USA, we take great pride in serving fellow Americans" when in fact this, like everything these days is made where? That's right. So if you want to take pride in serving Americans, give them jobs making your stuff and don't just imply it. Designing and testing serves only one guy. But I rant.

This is a great shower head! Easy to install, is durable, and provides good water spray while showering. Very happy--enough so that this is purchase #2.

I made the mistake of buying one of those fancy name brand handheld in an halo head that ended up being such a plastic piece of garbage leaking and falling off mid shower. This was similar price point and even the bit of plumbing tape included is of superior quality! Every single piece of this feels sturdy and quality enough to stand the test of time (which is how it should be)! More importantly the threads and hex bold interfaces on all the pieces are large, well machined, easy to tighten with a wrench, and because of that feel less likely to leak (or can be easily retightened) over time. The shower head holder angle can be easily adjusted and there is a small hex screw that can be adjusted to make that easier or harder. The tubing is flexible but sturdy and not too bulky. The handle is sturdy but not too heavy and the spray setting changer mechanical click also just feels high quality. The spray settings are nice. I also like that the spray head is a little bigger and covers a decent surface area with decent pressure. I was sad to give up a large rainfall shower head when I moved because the ceiling in the shower of our new place is too low to reasonably accommodate this, and this feels like a nice compromise.I chose this model as a renter because the price point was low enough that if I for some reason had to leave it behind due to a rusted bolt or something, it wouldn’t be the bed of the world. Now that I know and trust the quality and see that individual parts replacements like the hose and showerhead holder are easy to buy (and spares of the rubber gaskets are included), I would consider investing in a dual head model, as I have absolutely no concerns about uninstalling and reinstalling it multiple times between homes over years to come.In an age of “they don’t make ‘em like they used to” with everything getting lower quality and more expensive, it is refreshing to see a company that takes pride in making high quality items at a decent price point.

Went looking for a durable replacement shower head, after my previous one of 16 years exploded on me, and some poor experiences with plastic brackets splitting on me.If you're anything like me, as a renter, one of the first things you do when you move into a new apartment is remove whatever crusty fixed shower head your slumlord installed, throw it in a box under your bathroom sink, or storage room, and replace it with something that actually provides you with a modicum of comfort. If you are, and you don't like replacing things of your own, this may very well be the new shower head for you.The bracket is solid, and weighty, the ball socket is easily adjusted, the hose is extra long and stays flexible while pressurised. The shower head itself feels substantial in your hand, but not remotely too heavy. There's no illusions of plastic masquerading as metal under the nearly mirror chrome finish. The tab to select settings is located, logically, at the point most easily reached while you're holding the shower with one hand, and the click is satisfyingly mechanical.The standard spray is substantial, but not intense. I would, personally, enjoy more pressure from the spray, but this isn't a pressure washer.The concentrated spray setting rivals a low powered pressure washer. If you too are lazy and let soap scum build up on surfaces, you may be able to clean them with this setting alone.This mist setting is intense, which isn't something I ever thought I would say about mist. It will cool you off. You will perceive the water hitting you as 10°C lower than you set it to. This will be magical as the summer marches along.I purchased a returned unit, and it arrived in immaculate condition. There were some scuffs on the hose nut, likely from a previous installation, and the packaging was resealed with packing tape, but that was the only indicator that it wasn't factory fresh. All the o rings were unused, and there was even a small envelope with extras (remember when companies used to give you small but useful spare parts?).All in all, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase, and impressed the company is so confident as to refurbish used items.

The product arrives early and is packaged extremely well.It is a solid build and is very attractive.It was an extremely easy install.This is my second showerhead from them. I have had the first one for over a year and there has been no problems whatsoever. It is made with high grade steel and copper, so is not going to crack like the ones I have purchased before.We have 2 4 piece bathrooms, and I have probably bought over 10 showerhead replacements, they were most plastic and made by supposedly valid companies-not cheap-ranging around 70$.The one in my lower bathroom broke after a year and a half 2 days ago. I am sick of replacing these plastic shower items.So I purchased another Hammerhead showerhead so I don't have to do this again.Wonderful US product.Lifetime warranty.All the things you need are in the box including the tools, plumbers tape, easy instructions etc.This company rocks! And it made in the USA. I'm Canadian and I'm only buying products from Canada and the US.I highly recommend this product.Thank you Brand Hammerhead Showers for making a product that lasts, is beautiful! Also, it saves the environment by not having to throw those plastic showerheads into the landfill. Which there must be millions! Can't recycle those plastic ones.

Nice, heavy, solid quality. There are three simple settings. One mist setting, one strong powerful massage setting, and one wide, almost rain shower setting. I am totally happy with the quality of this showerhead. Even the metal hose seems to be of superior quality. The only reason this item gets only four stars, is that the wide rain shower setting is not very strong. It's funny, because the massage setting is almost too strong. I'm not sure why this is the case. Nevertheless, I will enjoy this showerhead for many, many years I'm sure.

This product does exactly what it says it will and is worth your money if that's what you need, but that's not the point. I am so impressed with how much attention to detail HammerHead has put into packaging this product.I bought this fully expecting to put on my inadequately qualified "plumber" hat to install it, borrow a bunch of plumber tools, make a giant leaky mess when my installation went wrong, etc. Nope.The showerhead comes with a spanner wrench and silicone tape. It comes with all the washers and seals, placed where they ought to be, and packaged carefully so nothing gets lost, dinged, or damaged during delivery, unpacking, and installation. And even then, there are extra washers if you're a klutz like me (the one I lost did turn up eventually when I was cleaning everything up, but losing it didn't derail my installation)!In my opinion, that level of attention to detail and care is beyond consideration for the end user and has earned my kudos and recommendations.One minor setback: I think the brand new showerhead I was replacing was metric. Regardless, the nut on its shower arm thread was slightly bigger than the included spanner wrench, and I did need another tool to get my showerhead off. I imagine that if my showerhead had been imperial, I could have used the included wrench to get it off. All of that is my conjecture, though, as I am, as I mentioned, not actually a plumber.I AM having excellent showers now, so thank you!