Aio Removable Handheld Shower Head with High Pressure Water Jets, Hose, and Adjustable Arm Mount | Water Saving & High Pressure Spray Technology, Chrome

I have gone though 6 different plastic handheld sprayers from waterpik, to no name brands I stumbled across. Every single one of them I spent less than 50 dollars on. They were all plastic, they all developed leaks after about a year or two of use. All of them were 2.5gpm flow. I noticed the 2 head systems really use more water, and I'd run out of hot water on winter months. Since I've received this showhead, I've never run out of hotwater during a shower, even during cold nights. It's flow is slightly less than 2.5, but feels like more coverage and pressure than any of the other showerheads I've purchased - it covers my entire back easily. The one thing I noticed, is that the head makes the water droplets so small that it creates more steam in my bathroom more quickly than other shower heads. I love this fact, because it really helps clear my sinuses, and makes me feel so much more refreshed after the shower (shower bombs are quite awesome with it) The extra water droplets look like a mist setting on the other heads, but the mist doesn't sting like a lot of the other head's mist settings did. It does produce more vapor, but it's not a big issue, since I live in Colorado where we have about 20% humidity on average - but if you live in a very humid spot, the extra steam/condensation may create issues. The only downside is the lack of settings, you just get one, but to be honest, i don't really miss any of the other 4-7 settings the other heads had besides the water-saving setting where you can get all sudsy without wasting a bunch of water. But the fact this head uses less water/minute kind of makes up for that fact. Really does a good job of washing hair, and at the end of the shower washing my face, i don't even need to wipe away any suds, the coverage from this head does a great job washing off soap for having less gpm. It's very lightweight, but according to manufacturer, it's not plastic. It definitely looks like metal from a distance, but you can feel the difference. Even though it's light, I've dropped it and it's swung and smashed against my tub several times with no damage whatsoever, so definitely more sturdy than the plastic ones that's happened to, and they've shattered. Such a unique design, being eco friendly, along with having the best pressure/coverage ratio to length of shower, has justified the price in my eyes.

My husband and I went back and forth for several months about buying this. The price seemed a little bit high for a shower head but the others seemed to be the same thing with a different name attached. we finally broke down and bought it, and what a difference it made! I could tell you how it has pressure like a high pressure shower head but that doesn't describe it just right, i could tell you that the water falls on you like a rain shower head but that doesn't describe it either. The best description I can give you is it feels like a warm blanket of water is pouring over you washing away everything at once. I don't have to hold my hands together to wash my face just upturn it in the shower and it is clean. My husband is a carpenter and instead of coming in from the shop and saying i have to go take a shower, he says he gets to go in the shower with a smile on... I'm not joking! As to detractors that state it feels like it is made of cheep material, i have dropped it in a tile shower several times and it is still intact. Over all this shower head delivers an amazing shower experience unlike any i have experienced before!

Yes. This is it. It is as advertised! It is so simple, yet so awesome. It is more like an experience than just a shower. I think the halo design draws air in and heats it up with the water and it feels like a warm hair dryer on low flowing with the drenching water. Does it wash well? Yes! Does it feel drenching? Yes! I was hesitant as this is not the standard brand, but now that we have it, I can assume you that this works like everything everyone has described! I recommend it!

I'm doing bathroom renovations (doing things that I didn't do with the first round of renovations a couple years ago) currently and decided on getting a new showerhead. I really wanted one of the Nebia showerheads (not cheap, but worth it apparently), but due to the design of my shower, it would've involved re-tiling the shower, which had been done less than 5 years ago, I didn't want to have to do that again so soon. So a traditional showerhead was needed. The Methven Aio looked interesting, and got several glowing reviews online. So I decided to go with it.1. It looks good. It's sleek and modern2. It was easy to install, If you have a roll of plumber's tape and an adjustable wrench, you're all set.3. The spray pattern is nice, there's not a great amount of pressure (at least not right out of the box). It's rain-type shower.4. The showerhead itself is plastic. It doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart or anything, but some more heft would've been nice. For $90-$100 you're going to get a metal showerhead with most other brands. I think that this showerhead should've been priced around $60-$80.5. Once you remove the flow restrictors (there's one in the showerhead itself. And there's one in the anti-reverse flow device (why it's there, I don't know, it's superfluous in the U.S.}. Things get noticeable better. There's more pressure and noticeably more volume. I highly recommend it, especially since there's no other way to adjust the thing.6. There are no adjustments for the spray pattern or anything.Overall, I'm pretty happy, once the flow restrictors are gone, this showerhead really impresses. I do wish it had a bit more weight to it, and it's a little overpriced for what you get, but it certainly looks impressive, offers a good shower, and is easy to install. Good product.

It looks really nice that is for sure. Feels high quality. But the pressure is mid-range at best, so it is hard to recommend at the price.