Exactly as described

The switch to shut off the water while bathing is very easy to use. The spray of the water is very consistent. Not sure what the third adjustment is meant for as it sprays directly out of top of the head.

Looks nice as well stream is good

Love the shower head but the adhesive holder does not stay on the shower wall.

This blows the showerhead included with my RV clear out of the water. It's like transitioning from a piece of stone age technology to the space age with this. The pressure is simply amazing, and the off button simply works! No dribble whatsoever!I did have to install the included holding mount, though this is wickedly easy. Teflon tape is included, though has been unnecessary. The hose doesn't kink or twist in the least. I feel significantly cleaner after using this showerhead versus the stock one included with my camper.

I love the pressure on this thing. Even with the flow restriction on it. It comes with everything to prevent it from leaking. Easy to install.

Our old RV shower head had minimal pressure so we replaced it with this one and love it! Looks nice, great pressure & easy install. Recommend!!

My feelings are mixed on this RV shower head. One the one hand it seems to be an excellent spray head for low water usage applications (such as in an RV), but at the same time I found a few things disappointing and felt they could have been done better . To me this has the look and feel of a three star product but knowing that it is probably going to satisfy most users and given that it does function well I have to give it four stars. I'll list my pros and cons:Pros:1) Excellent spray patterns that makes the most out of a low flow rate and low water pressure2) The on/off button is extremely smooth and it is easy to control intermediate pressure, and it does not leak.3) This type of stainless steel hose is extremely flexible and and hangs like a wet rope. I've replaced all the original stiff white plastic hoses in the RV with these, and I love them.4) Could not be simpler to install.Cons:1) The shower head housing and the mounting bracket are chrome-plated plastic, and they look and feel like lightweight metallized plastic.2) IMO the lowest position on the selector that shoots water straight out the end of the handle is a bad design and almost a hazard. I modified this (see below) to block this nozzle.3) The mounting bracket is really cheesy, with a flexible and thin plastic pad glued to the original mount in an effort to increase the adhesive bonding area.4) The shiny chrome handle is extremely slippery even when handling dry out of the box, and with wet soapy hands it would be unmanageable. I put some all-weather grip tape around the handle as shown in the photo.The first time I tried to finesse the rocking selector switch through the various spray positions I shot myself in the face and then sprayed the ceiling when water blasted out through a hole in the end (not the normal face) of the sprayer. This is supposedly the toilet spraying feature. Even if I tried to avoid going to position 1 I would sometimes overshoot position 2 and end up spraying the room because the rocker switch isn't all that easy to control. So I disassembled the sprayer and filled the water channel for the end spray with silicone caulk. Position 1 is now blocked off.Despite the modified squarish shape of the spray head the bezel simply unscrews to gain access to the metal plate with the spray holes, two silicone sealing rings, and the white plastic insert that pulls out to reveal the selector switch mechanism. If you try to modify this as I did remove the white plate slowly because there are springs and plastic balls that provide the detent action for the various positions. Sometimes a spring or ball might pop out of its retainer. but the insides are very simple to understand as long as you don't lose any parts in the disassembly.The hand grip could have been designed with some texture or grooves to provide a better grip without having to resort to applying tape.Finally, the thin "chrome" plastic patch added to the original molded plastic holder that sticks to the shower wall looks schlocky and is really questionable. Not only does it have blemishes and bends/waves, but it doesn't provide as much improvement in the bond that a more rigid plate would give. It's a self-adhesive fake-chrome film (about .016" thick) that you might see used for signs, decals, or stickers.In summary I will say that the sprayer works well and if you're not a stickler for details you might find that it looks quite nice. The metal hose is great and alone is worth half the price of the kit anyway, and if you've never used these before you might like them.