High-Pressure Rainfall Shower Head Combo – 10-Mode Handheld Sprayer & Adjustable Extension Arm

I tried 2 different showerheads from 2 different companies that had a rectangle "rainfall" head. THIS Bozybo dual head vs. the Hibbent 5-spray Dual Filtered Rainfall Shower Head Combo.The Hibbent was more feature rich, but THE BOZYBO combo showerhead was the one that lived up to the high-pressure water flow expectation. We've always had "massaging" showerheads in my house with a smaller and direct coverage area because high water pressure is our #1 top priority.While the rainfall head isn't as pelting as a massage head, it does still have quite a strong downpour; enough to instantly soak your hair and rinse soap away quickly and cleanly (long haired people...you know!). The other rainfall head brand had "gentle down spray" and felt like a weak kitchen sink sprayer that just didn't cut it.The handheld head has great water pressure!! Even on its rain-like setting. Many handheld shower heads these days come with a sprayer at the top edge of the head for cleaning purposes (i.e. cleaning the shower walls or items nearby that need a direct "power wash"). This one does too. The edge sprayer itself has 2 settings and both really PELT.Now, while the rainfall head does have a little bit of adjustable height elevation from the connector point (my 6'4" hubs can stand underneath it with about 1" of clearance between it and the top of his head), we decided to install a solid S-shaped arm" from the wall. The S arm gave us back some desired addition height while still keeping the 45 degree down-angle needed to fit the showerhead properly.The shower head is made from a heavy duty plastic type material with some metal components. It's lightweight but still feels solid. I will come back and update my review if the longevity doesn't live up to expectations.I REALLY like that this dual head is "one piece" rather than having a "Z" adjustable arm for the rainfall head. It just looks so much cleaner, streamlined, and has less places for the water to potentially leak. You can still adjust the height of dual showerhead about 2"-5" because the connector is a ball-and-socket joint where you can adjust the angle. Same for the rainfall head connector.You have 3 flow choices. You can have both heads spray at the same time, just rain fall, or just the handheld. There's a black colored flow-direction valve at the wall connector that you can switch to choose. It's easy to move and makes a soft "click" so you know it's in position. If you want both shower heads to spray at the same then I found you have to wiggle the flow switch ever-so-slightly to find that sweet spot where both heads spray optimally. It's the only con I can think of truly and not enough to take away a star.Overall, I'm loving the Bozybo shower head so far. If high water pressure is important to you then this shower head will satisfy.

this is honestly the best shower head i’ve ever owned. it took like 3 mins for my boyfriend to install it and it worked perfectly immediately. the pressure is insanely good, and the valve is easy to change between modes. i just wish the pressure was a little better with both turned on, but overall it went above and beyond what i expected!

We have a new, large walk-in shower and this thing has turned showering into a whole new experience. It is very good quality. For the price... it's excellent quality. It has that heavy (but not too heavy) feel to it. I've never had a high-end Delta or Moen shower head, but I don't know how they would be any better than this thing.Installation was quite simple and straight forward. I did not install the flow restrictor and would recommend the same unless you live in the desert. Once installed (with a few basic tools and some of the included Teflon tape ) there were no leaks at all. Just made a few easy connections (and made sure all the included rubber seals were in place) and it was ready to go!The smaller head is attached to the base by a good magnet (but easy to unmount). The hose is good quality and plenty long enough. The lever used to switch water flow from the large/main head to the smaller head is large and easy to operate... and low enough for my 5'1" wife to reach easily. My wife cleans houses for a living and she has seen many different high-priced shower heads. She said this one is better than all of them. She also said many of them have a lever that is very small, difficult and even painful to move the water flow from one head to the other. She said this one is wonderful.The water flow from the main head is truly amazing. The flow is soft, relaxing and covers you like a gentle rainfall in the rainforest. No joke! It's everything you'd expect from a more expensive brand. The smaller, removable hand-held head has 7 or 8 different settings. Each one is pretty amazing including the... as I call it, the "powerwasher setting". It blasts out a single stream from the top of the hand-held head that could almost remove the tile from the shower wall! Be careful with that one and aim it in a safe direction!Overall, it is one amazing shower head and I'm so glad I purchased it!If I had to list any complaints, they would be...1) during installation, attaching the main base to the water pipe coming out of the wall was simple, but when trying to get the base to a vertical position, as it should be, it took some work. The movement/rotation of the main base on the integrated ball-joint was very tight and rather difficult to maneuver. It takes two hands for sure and pair of channel locks for holding the water pipe to keep it from twisting inside the wall. It did take some effort, but that tight fit also gives it the feeling that once you get it positioned where you want it, it's definitely not going to slip, turn or sag on its own.2) The main, rectangular shaped head is quite large. Our shower is large too. I think it fits/looks great. My wife laughed when she first saw it because the main head is much larger than any shower head we've had before (now she loves it:). So if you plan to put this thing up in a small/standard shower or bathtub shower, it will look massive.3) My last complaint is... I thought water flow could be turned on for both heads at the same time, but not really. When you move the selector switch into the middle, so that water will flow from both heads at the same time, the water comes out with a pretty weak flow from both heads. I had hoped both heads could spray with more power at the same time. Both heads are great on their own, so I don't really need them on at the same time anyways.That's it! I love it!!! Definitely one of my favorite purchases for the new house!

This thing is amazing. I'm typically a bath fan, but this may convert me to a shower lover. Just had it installed yesterday and took one of the longest showers of my life last night because it was that good. Tried out the handheld first to clean the tile, then tried the larger rain head for my shower and I am in love with that rain head. The water pressure compared to my old shower head is unbelievable. And with the huge rain head, I no longer have to choose which part of me gets chilled in the air conditioning, as you can have your entire body under the spray at once. I can rinse my waist length hair in just several seconds with the rain head, which is crazy. It really does feel like you're getting drenched by warm rain, and somehow the water feels soft like a mist, but at the same time it rinses you as thoroughly as a high pressure stream would. I can't speak to installation ease as I already had a plumber here to replace my water heater, so I asked him to install it while he was here. I do know he had to take it back off and use his own tape as the tape that was included with it wasn't great, and there was a slight leak around the tape the first time. Once he used his own tape it was all good. I'm hoping it lasts for a long time, because I love this thing! I was so impressed I sent the link to a friend and told her she should grab one while it's on sale for prime day, but even at full price when I purchased it, it was well worth it! The only negative I could potentially see with this is that my water bill may go up with us staying in the shower longer because it feels like a spa now!

I usually don't do reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised how this showerhead performed compared to previous purchases. First of all, the rain shower head is huge. I had bought the biggest showerhead in previous purchases, but this is about 50% to 75% bigger. There's no flow restrictor, so all the water comes pouring out, so if you take long showers, you may go from hot water to luke warm water after 10 to 15 minutes. I like the sensation of having all that water come out as there is more body coverage, as I can stand in one spot. The set-up is very easy and clean. No need to put the handheld showerhead in a separate wall attachment, as it is magnetize to attach to the main unit. The magnet is very strong. When switching from the rain shower to the handheld, the switch is easy to pull down and up and it snaps into position. There's none of that "tightening hard enough or it leaks" issue. The handheld has so many settings (5 to 10) and there's even a setting to make the water stream out on the side, very powerfully, as to clean the tub. The tubing isn't too long or short and fits perfectly into position.

Better than a name brand at $80 more. Amazing shower head unit. Very well made. Here a the quick pluses for this unit. 1. Great water flow and coverage from very large main head. 2. Hand sprayer has excellent magnet attaching base. Very efficient and easy to use. 3. Shower hand sprayer hose is very flexible and easy to use with several different spray patterns as shown. 4. Shower control to switch heads is a lever verses a knob which makes it much easier to change over when you have either soapy or weak hands. Point on install: On the mounting there is a ball joint where it fastens to the gooseneck coming out of the wall. This swivel joint needs to be loosened up with a proper size wrench before installing. I suggest putting small pieces of electrical tape or something similar on the flat areas of the wrench points on the shower head are. This will keep scratch marks away if you have a painted unit.

I tried three other shower heads before settling on this one. The larger fixed rain showerhead covers a lot of area. The handheld has a good variety of pressure settings. I wanted a showerhead that drenched me fairly quickly and that could put out some decent pressure to rinse shampoo and conditioner out of my hair quickly and this one does both. I don't cringe when I get under the stream of water now, because it's a pleasant and enjoyable experience - a huge thing for me (i have sensory issues and usually showers elicit a less than positive feeling).Was easy and quick to install.. Minimal pieces to put together.. Looks nice.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Luxury shower experience at a fraction of the priceI bought this shower head because I wanted the feel of a large rain shower without spending hundreds of dollars on a high-end fixture. After using it daily for the past five months, I’m very happy with the purchase.Installation was simple and only took a few minutes using basic hand tools. Everything fit my standard shower arm without any issues, and the chrome finish gives the bathroom a much more modern, upscale appearance.Pros* Very easy to install.* Large 12-inch rain shower head provides excellent coverage.* Strong water pressure despite the large shower head.* Handheld sprayer offers multiple spray patterns and is convenient for rinsing.* Attractive chrome finish that looks much more expensive than it is.* Excellent value for the price.Cons* The selector knob that switches between the rain shower head and the handheld wand is positioned fairly high and somewhat hidden, so it takes a little getting used to.* The large shower head encourages longer showers, so expect to use more water than with a standard shower head.PerformanceThe water flow is outstanding and creates a relaxing rain shower experience. The combination of the oversized shower head and handheld sprayer makes the shower feel much more luxurious than a typical setup. It has performed flawlessly during the five months I’ve owned it.Who should buy this?I would recommend this to anyone who wants to upgrade their bathroom with a luxury-feeling rain shower without paying premium prices. It’s a noticeable improvement over a standard shower head and gives the bathroom a more modern feel.Would I buy it again? Absolutely. It looks great, performs exactly as advertised, and has made my daily showers much more enjoyable.Overall Rating: 5/5 Stars.

I am very happy with this shower system. The quality is excellent, and it looks even better in person. The large rain shower head provides great water coverage and makes the shower feel very relaxing. I also love having the handheld shower, which makes it much more convenient and versatile for everyday use.The modern design and finish give my bathroom a more elegant and luxurious look. The materials feel solid and durable, and the system feels very well made. Installation was straightforward, and everything fit together nicely.Overall, this shower system has been a great upgrade to my bathroom. It looks beautiful, works very well, and offers excellent quality for the price. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish and functional shower upgrade.

This is a great value. I’ve had two of these shower heads for a couple of weeks now, and everything has worked great. No leaks, good water pressure, and they look good.The black valve used to adjust between the shower head and sprayer feels a little cheap and plasticky, but as long as it’s handled with care, I don’t see it being an issue.If these hold up over time, I’d say they’re one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time. They make your shower feel like a mini spa at home!One thing to note: I used to get about 25 minutes of hot water, and now I get closer to 20 minutes because of the increased water flow. Worth it, in my opinion.

Read the comments for this shower head this morning around 6am and it was on my doorstep by 3pm. Took about 30 minutes to install and was pretty easy. You will need an adjustable wrench or channellocks to tighten the base to the wall pipe and the shower head to the base. Just got out of the shower and OMG!! When I go to a nice hotel and they have amazing shower heads I always say "I want one of these!" Now I have one of those. This shower head is awesome. So what are you waiting for??? Buy it already, you won't be sorry.

This is first time I have tried a rain shower. Awesome pressure in handheld. Pressure does drop noticeably in both when using them together. That was expected. The overhead rain head is high enough that I can stand directly under it. I am only 5'8" but I believe a 6 footer could fit without issue. I wasn't sure what to expect from the rain head. I guess rain like a steady drizzle is realistic. I do like the selection of sprays on the hand held. It does take a bit of strength to move the rain head position from side to side. The tilt is fairly easy to adjust with no flopping problem.The only thing I am not crazy about is the length of the hose for the hand held. I would like to have it longer. My previous shower head was able to actually reach down and tough the tub. Because I am only 5'8" and the shower feed is not really high I need to have the assembly tilted down so the spray head actually hits me on my back rather than my head. This means the spay head is actually docked at a 90 degree angle as it is too close to the wall to attach straight up and down.The installation was pretty straight forward. All you need in a wrench,vise grips or channel lock. Everything else is included. The instructions make very clear you should use 15 to 20 turns of the silicone tape on the install. I did and I have no leaks or drips.The instructions indicate that the flow reducer ( required by CA ) is pre installed. It is not. I don't live in CA so I did not install it. The hose for the hand held had screwed in thread protectors on each end. Easily removed with out tools. They also are keeping the washers in place in the hose. I undid the protectors one and attached one end at a time to be sure I didn't have a washer drop out. Spare washers are included. I am not real sure about the magnetic dock for the hand held. I understand the wow and convenience factor but I would have more faith in a standard holder.

Love my new dual shower system! The rainfall water pressure is fantastic, feels great and has generous body coverage, and the handheld's water pressure is impressively strong. I actually had to install/uninstall/reinstall the system, because there was a leak at the shower arm connection point after the initial install. I'll own this one as user error, didn't use enough Teflon tape to wrap the pipe threads (I'd bet money that's the most common error). But no worries, it takes only minutes to install, super easy. The second time was a charm... no leaks, works perfectly as expected. Immediately after the successful reinstall, I was excited to take my first shower with the new system. I had legit fun exploring the verious water spray settings on the handheld, and the lever to change modes (rainfall/handheld/both) is fairly easy to manage. I do have a minor concern with the physical force needed to remove the handheld from the shower bracket. You can't avoid shaking the bracket and shower arm when removing and replacing the handheld, particularly when removing it, because of the very strong magnetic force that connects the handheld to the bracket. My concern is about long-term impact of shaking the bracket and pipe with potentially every shower... will just need to be as gentle as possible. Already looking forward to tomorrow's shower :-)