Dual Rainfall and Handheld Shower Head System with 9 Spray Modes, Adjustable Slide Bar, and 16.5-Inch Extension Arm

Love this when your shower head is to close to your valve and can't use the larger one this one is great!

I am very pleased with this shower system. The brushed nickel finish looks modern and attractive, giving the bathroom a nice updated appearance without spending a fortune. The entire system feels well made and is reasonably priced for everything that is included.

Installation was straightforward and easy to complete. Everything fit together as expected, and I did not experience any leaks after installation. The adjustable slide bar and extension arm make it easy to position the shower heads where you want them.

The rain shower head provides great coverage, while the handheld shower head offers plenty of versatility with its multiple spray settings. The power wash feature is also a nice bonus for cleaning the shower.

Overall, this is a great-looking shower system that performs well, was easy to install, and has been leak-free. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable shower upgrade.

Love this new shower head. I haven’t been able to stand upright in a shower for years and now I can! Super easy to install and works amazingly. Well worth your money every day!

Works Well and Looks Good. Easy to Install. Instructions are OK. Wrapped threads with Teflon tape before threading together and No Leaks Noted.
Pipe Bar for handheld sprayer hanger pushbutton slide height positioning is good for dual shower mode. Tilt Handheld up or down is possible also..
Only negative with the bar is hanging shower caddy is out of the picture unless modified to fit flush to wall (open holes to run bar thru..) or relocate to a hook or remove pipe slide bar and hang handheld on a wall hanger. Its modular ;) ...
Pressure was good as it really comes down to pipe pressure to begin with. Dual mode pressure drop is noticeable as overhead shower has alot of holes to fill...
Weight was an original concern before actually handling this and its actually lighter than it looks.
Threads are standard as old handheld sprayer works on this also..
Butterfly Adjustable height angles for overhead shower is good though I dont think it would be something that should be adjusted alot once set as pipes are rigid and over time not sure how water minerals and seals are going to interact and standup to loosening tightening flexing around..
All in all this appears reasonable priced and having an overhead shower is a nice addition.

Excellent, up to our expectations and more. Manual shower head has a powerful jet available that becomes useful at times.

I've been looking for an upgrade to my shower, having installed a handheld shower head that was nice, but that let me down in a couple important ways. So when I saw this option come up, I decided it was just what I needed to really dress up my bathroom, and to enhance the whole shower experience.

The shower system comes beautifully packaged in an attractive box (think "gift"), and I was immediately impressed with the brushed nickel finish (the option I chose). The components all had that high-end look in the box, and even more so when actually installed on the wall. The kit comes with the little extras that make installing it a bit easier, including a generous roll of extra-thick Teflon plumber's tape, extra washers, an allen wrench for locking the position of the main valve, and even an extra set screw (in case you somehow manage to over-loosen and lose the one in the main valve). Nice touch!

Installation was easy enough, though pay attention to the manufacturer's suggestion that this system will only work with an angled shower outlet (see my photos for an example of this). It's necessary because the "T-junction" is designed to work at a pretty specific angle, and wouldn't work properly with a straight (perpendicular to the wall) shower outlet pipe. As it is, the angle was perfect, leaving the handheld extension very well-aligned.

The rain shower head is huge. Bigger than I expected, and puts out a very generous amount of water. It's also quite nice looking, and just screams quality. The handheld wand is also larger than you might expect, allowing it to host a very large output area that will enhance rinsing your hair (or in my case, washing my dog in the tub). Speaking of which, I was very, very impressed with the length of the handheld wand's hose. It will allow me to chase my dog all around the tub if he tries to avoid a bath.

The diverter knob works very well, intuitively and smoothly. You can select the rainwater "big head" option, the handheld wand option, or leave it in between the two positions to get both of them flowing. My house has mediocre water pressure, but I was still very happy with the water output and patterns.

All in all, I'm quite pleased with the luxury look and feel of this shower system, and would recommend it as a good value. Of course, I'll be keeping an eye on the longevity of this system and will update my review should something fail to perform at a high level.

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Four stars. Solid showerhead with one small flaw.
Picked this up after reading through the listing a few times, and overall it delivers on what it promises. Water flow is properly decent, good pressure across both the rainfall mode and the handheld, and the spray pattern feels even rather than that patchy scattered thing some of the cheaper dual-head sets do. Installation was straightforward, the finish looks like the product photos, and the height adjuster on the rainfall arm extends and locks where you want it.
The reason this is a four and not a five comes down to one of the height adjusters. It has a slight drip when the shower is running. Not a leak in the alarming sense, nothing pooling or running down the wall, just a steady small drip from the joint while the water is on. Turn the shower off and it stops, so it isn't a seal failure on the supply side, more like the adjuster joint isn't quite tight enough to hold pressure cleanly. Whether that bothers you probably depends on how picky you are. For me it's a minor annoyance rather than a dealbreaker.
Everything else works the way it should. If the adjuster joint had been sealed a little better at the factory, this would be a five without hesitation. As it stands, it's a fine product that could be better. Would still recommend if the price is right, just go in knowing the rainfall arm might need a wrap of plumber's tape at the adjuster to fully behave.