I have had the larger shower head for 30 years. When I move I take it with me. I needed a new shower head for the second bath and picked this one. Although it is only 4 jets instead of the larger 6 jets, it still provides a good stream of water that goes between a hard stream without stinging to a water fall stream.

Se siente de muy buena calidad y pesado lamentablemente no lo pude probar

I'm a landlord with several properties and have been buying Speakman Anystream heads for years. They are durable, stylish, have good pressure and are easy to clean ,(especially if hard water is a concern, just flip the lever and quickly hit it with a brush). The gimmicky shower heads sold in home centers with tiny holes have to be removed and soaked in CLR to restore their flow, while these can be effectively cleaned while mounted in seconds. No silly massage settings or 15 bizzare spray options that no one would ever use. Just more cheap plastic junk that jams up and breaks. Speakman Anystream heads only do one thing but they do it very well. Unless you really need a handpiece this is one to buy.

Adquirí la de 1.75 Galones por que en mi caso la presión de agua es baja. Es ideal para estas situaciones. La caja es de cartón muy simple, pero el producto es realmente bueno. Fácil instalación y muy fácil de limpiar. No será eterna pero la relación calidad-precio es correcta.

Thanks to some of the detailed reviews on here, I decided to go with this model of Speakman. I’m very thankful for their reviews because this works great. I purchased it to replace a low-flow shower head, and I’m so glad I did. The first time I used it, I noticed softer hair, as if the ample flow-pressure blasted out some built-up residue that I didn’t even know I had. I did not take the flow regulator out; I just used as-is. Thank you Speakman and Amazon!

Its simple, effective, and quality. This shower head works far better and produces a far stronger stream than those massive ones with 50 different settings that no one ever uses and barely produces a dribble. It is important to note that compared to the higher end Speakman products used in hotels that this one is plastic and not metal; but it doesn't come across as cheap looking regardless of being plastic.

Like many of you, I set out to find the great showerhead we found in our last hotel (Embassy Suites). The hotel showerhead was a Speakman S-2253. One thing to point out is the hotel water pressure is unlikely to be duplicated. Although our home water pressure is good, it's much less than that of the hotel.Speakman S-2005-H:Not knowing which Speakman showerhead was at the hotel, I first ordered the Speakman S-2005-H. This is a great all around showerhead ranging from 1.5 inch concentrated blast (massage mode) to a pleasant wide dispersion of the water from 5 perimeter nozzles. As soon as I got the S-2005-H, it was very obvious this shower head was much bigger than what was at the hotel; the S-2005-H was about 5 inches in diameter. [I did not see the smaller S-2253 until later.] I would highly recommend the S-2005-H as a great overall showerhead. Nevertheless, I wanted the same "water fall" experience I had at the hotel, and the S-2005-H was not it (more on this later). BTW: I took the little O Ring out of this showerhead to increase the water flow; apparently, this doubles water pressure.Now, my wife was NOT happy with the S-2005-H for the simple reason it replaced an 18 inch Flex Neck Waterpik showerhead. She loved the flexible neck shower head for when she cleaned the shower - as it could be pointed at any wall or ceiling. FYI: no shower head other than a hand shower has the flexible hose of the Waterpik flex neck. Secondly, a much taller son did not like the relatively fixed position of a typical shower head as too close to the wall we also have a shower stool sitting next to. The Waterpik flex neck is very convenient, but it does not offer the same water pressure and spray pattern I wanted that the Speakman shower head can provide.Speakman VS-3014 Handheld Shower:To meet my families combined needs, my next purchase was the Speakman hand shower VS-3014 (2.5 GPM). This offered a similar experience to the S-2005-H, but not quite the same water pressure. However, I did NOT take out the pressure limiter out of the hand shower bracket to increase the water pressure. I would still rate the VS-3014 hand shower as the best one I have used, but I must confess I have only used brands one-half the cost. The Speakman hand shower appears to be a better engineered product than the typical lower cost brands at box stores.Speakman S-2253:I still was looking for the shower experience I had at the hotel, and along the way I found the smaller entry level Speakman S-2253. The S-2253 was about 2 inches in diameter with 4 perimeter jets; whereas, the S-2005-H was 5 inches in diameter with 5 perimeter jets. Besides the S-2253 being quite a bit smaller than the S-2005-H showerhead, it also offers a spray pattern Speakman calls "drench" mode. I now know drench mode is what I liked so much about the shower experience at the hotel. Drench mode is like a mini waterfall (under gravity), and not the pressurized massage pattern of the S-2005-H. On the S-2253, drench mode is concentrated stream about 2 inches in diameter after 12 inches of fall. I like to adjust the stream to about 4 inches in diameter - for my preference.BTW: At the time of this writing, Amazon offers two more expensive Speakman models in addition to the S-2253 with "drench mode": model S-2252 ($58) and model S-2251 ($121). I chose the entry level model S-2253 (same as at hotel). I'm guessing the S-2252 and S-2251 would have an even better "drench" mode experience for the higher cost showerheads, but I am satisfied with the least cost model S-2253.Removing the flow control cylinder in the S-2253:I knew I was NOT going to return the lower cost S-2253 model, so I punched out the flow restrictor - the white spoked 3/8 inch diameter cylinder holding the tiny O-ring. Simply unscrew the shower head ball, put the threaded side down with the ball up, insert a 3/16-1/4 inch Phillips head screwdriver down through top of ball head, and smack screwdriver downward to dislodge the 3/8 inch flow control cylinder. Note, my first attempt using a 1/8 Phillips head screwdriver only punched a hole through the thin plastic center of the cylinder - so you need to use the bigger Phillips head.Delta Shower Arm extender and Delta Shower Diverter:So, how did I get the showerhead I wanted (S-2253) and the convenience of the Waterpik Flex Neck my other family members wanted - to clean shower walls and adjust height & extension for taller family members? My solution was to purchase the Delta shower arm extender (UA902-pk) for $18 and a Delta Shower Arm Diverter (U4922-PK) for $14.The shower arm diverter allowed the connection of both the S-2253 shower head and the Speakman hand shower. Now the hand shower can be used for directing spray to lower extremities or cleaning shower walls & ceiling (happy wife). The shower arm extender allows the showerhead to be extended about 10 inches away from wall and with an adjustable height setting (happy son). I get to have drench mode of S-2253 (happy me)!