Even with it set on 1/2gpm it almost stings your back. The 1 gpm setting gives a decent shower. Without rushing, it is easy to get down to about 4 gallons per shower.

This just proves that you don't have to sacrifice comfort to save water. The pressure is also higher, which is surprising. I have a switch that i use when it isn’t too cold.

The pulsating massage makes the spray more interesting. I like the metallic, chrome look on it is way narrower than other shower heads. This thing has plenty of spray power to rinse shampoo out on 1.

It is easy to adjust between settings (it is currently set on the number that aligns with the niagara wording at the top) allows to set a flow rate anywhere between its min & max rates.

It doesn't creak or flex when squeezing it, which is good.

Appears to be a good shower head but it’s not as pictured. It seems to spray in a wide arc, so that when i open my shower door to turn the water on, the water sprays out on my floor.

Bad idea. Gpm seems to work sporadically. Bought a niagara sava to replace this piece of *. The 1 gpm is ok.

It leaks where the pipe screws in. It produces a discontinuous water flow. It only flows water at the high flow rate on all settings which consumes more water than a traditional 1.

Only thing that i have a slight problem is that after about 2-3 month, the 0. Seems like 0. Nothing in the description indicates otherwise. I am not sure if it is just a build flaw or the design flaw.