NearMoon Rain Shower Head, High Flow Stainless Steel Square Rainfall Shower, Waterfall Bath Shower Body Covering, Ceiling or Wall Mount (12 Inch, Matte Black)

The NearMoon Rain Shower Head works great for our outdoor shower. This is our second one. The first one lasted 4 years in our backyard which is west facing in Southern Nevada. Pretty dang good especially with our highly mineralized water. It also comes with a wrench and plumbers tape for quick installation.

NearMoon square shower head is the most vibrant shower experience I and my family have had in a while we love the water flow is soothing and relaxing. Easy to install no leaks I have an 11 inch extension attached too a hard water filter then my NearMoon Shower square. I highly recommend this product Don't think twice you won't regret it.

10/10 súper y súper grande me mega encanto

The shower head was easy to install. Except I forgot to include the filter washer and I had to take it back apart a few months later. I noticed the flow was a lot more than I expected and more than any previous low flow shower heads I’ve had. This says 1.8 gpm, which living in the Southwest US desert, that’s important to me. It’s more like 2.5 gpm (yes, I tested the amount of water that came out in 30 seconds to calculate estimated gpm). I am purchasing a set of water saver washers. Yes, the shower head is nice. It moves well and provides a wide spray. It take a bit to fill up and a bit to empty, which is annoying. But I’m bummed the gpm specs aren’t correct. I wouldn’t have purchased it if they were higher.

Best showerheads for a fraction of the cost… tried more expensive deltas but ended up replacing them with these…. Water flow is amazing!!!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the larger 16” size because we have a fairly large shower. This shower head is beautiful and large. It looks luxurious in the shower and the rain shower experience is wonderful.There were two parts to the installation that took a little more time than I expected: (1) getting the old shower head off and (2) getting this one to not leak.The seller gives you a tiny wrench and some plumber’s tape to wrap the threads in case you have leaking. I did use both. They also give you a couple of spare tiny rubber rain tip nozzles and a spare mesh gasket that goes inside the shower head where it attaches to the arm. The spare parts are appreciated for when I need them.I have two complaints:The 12 inch version is $29, and the 16 inch version is $65. I’m not really sure that the additional cost is proportionate (fair) for what you get with the larger size. The larger shower head is not more than double the size, but it’s more than double the price of the smaller one.The shower head leaves lots of fingerprints when you touch it (even the brushed nickel one). Luckily that is only during installation and I won’t be touching the shower head often after that. I had to clean it to wipe the finger prints off after I installed it (something like you would have to clean a stainless steel refrigerator).Our set-up is with a down rod that comes straight down from the ceiling. There was no way I could get the old shower head off without unscrewing the entire downrod where it connects to the ceiling (with the old shower head still attached). After I got it down, I soaked the whole thing in a bucket of vinegar for a couple of hours, and then carefully used a channel lock wrench to hold the down rod tight on one end (without scratching it) and using an adjustable wrench on the other end, to screw the old shower head off.After I installed the new rain head (even with using the plumber’s tape provided), it leaked a little from the threads above the rain head. It’s impossible (in our case) to remove the rain head only, because you can’t hold the down rod tight enough with one hand, while you unscrew the rain head from it. So I had to, all over again, remove the entire down rod from the ceiling (with the rain head attached), and then as a second step, use the channel lock pliers and adjustable wrench again to remove the rain head from the down rod, wrap it better with the plumbers tape on both ends of the down rod and install it all over again. The second time, it did not leak. I had to get up on a ladder (in the shower), turn the water on, to see the place above the rain head where it was leaking from initially, and that it was not leaking after the second installation attempt.Overall this is a very nice shower head. I wish this 16 inch version was a better price (like a little more than the 12 inch as opposed to more than double the price.). But it is nice and I do recommend it.I write honest reviews to help others make informed purchases because I read reviews myself and appreciate how helpful they can be. I hope that my review helped you.

Installed in minutes with an included wrench and spare parts for longevity. Had to test it out. If you question a tub/shower combo being large enough to accommodate at 12” rain shower head, just order it. It’s perfect. I also like that it’s all metal fittings so you don’t have to worry about cheap plastic splitting when you tighten it.It will seem like a ufo in your shower for a few days because yes, it’s huge but it’s full coverage for one and maybe two people. Even distribution even when angled.Someone mentioned it splitting after 18 months, which I cannot see how it would, but even if it does, it’s $28 with free shipping. Order a new one and it’s still cheaper than anything close to it in a box retailer.Only possible drawback to rain shower heads is the water usage. It will use more water but the extra screen it comes with might reduce that concern, and it’s a luxury item so it’s like worrying what the gas mileage is in a Bentley. No one does that. Just enjoy it!

Works much better than the 16inch shower head I had. Probably because there is less holes. Took a star away because although over all it is higher pressure most of it comes out of the single hole out of the middle. So it's like one stream if super high pressure in the middle and is a tad annoying. I would still recommend though.