However, Epstein notes, "Many low-flow showerheads, both handheld and stationary, can deliver a nice spray. Most will be between 1.8 and 2.5 GPM, and higher usually means more water pressure. Flow rateĮpstein says to check the flow rate of a showerhead before buying it, which is measured in gallons per minute (GPM). Many models also have a pause or water-saving mode. Some of the most common settings include full/steady stream, pulse, massage, high-pressure jets, rain, bubbling stream, drench, and rinse. Handheld showerheads usually have multiple spray patterns for a more customized showering experience. You can tell the quality by the weight and feel." "Most are plastic these days," says Richard Epstein, licensed master plumber and member of The Spruce Home Improvement Review Board, though some showerheads are made of stainless steel and other metals.
If your bathroom fixtures are a color other than standard chrome, look for a matching finish. When shopping around, pay attention to the face size (usually between 3.5 and 5 inches in diameter), hose length, and finish. However, this type of showerhead can vary significantly in terms of design. Unlike standard heads, handheld showerheads attach to the wall through a hose and can be mounted when not in use. The Spruce / Katie Begley What to Look for in a Handheld Showerhead Design However, the Waterpik Twin Turbo is an all-around excellent product, and the brand backs it with a lifetime warranty. If we could change anything about this showerhead, we'd make the face slightly bigger. Thanks to its 1.8-GPM flow rate, this WaterSense-certified showerhead meets the EPA's standards for water conservation.
While she wished it was available in more than one finish, the Twin Turbo was an overall hit with our tester.
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It earned a 4.5 out of 5 overall score from our home tester, who appreciated the multiple spray modes (including full stream and massaging jets), the adjustable angles (though they were slightly stiff), and that it came with all the necessary installation materials. If you live in a drought-prone area like California or just want to cut down on your water usage, the Waterpik Twin Turbo is your best bet. Our top choice is the Waterpik Twin Turbo Showerhead, which earned high marks from our tester.
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