10 Best Low Flow Shower Heads in 2022 (Moen, Kohler, and More)

This shower head meets California's energy requirements and provides six different spray settings, including high flow, blast and deluge, saturating blast, blast and massage, high pressure massage, and water saving flow.

The self-cleaning jet nozzles help prevent calcium deposit buildup in areas that have hard water. All of the materials and fittings covered by a five-year guarantee.

Some reviewers experienced problems getting all six spray settings to work or didn't see much difference between some of the settings. Other reviewers liked that the shower head was easy to install and were impressed with the water pressure. They also liked the way the jet sprays felt like a massage. 

This shower head simulates a rain storm in your bathroom. The high-pressure stream comes out at a wide angle so a person's entire body is covered. This head comes with a one-year warranty and can be installed within five minutes.

Some reviewers did not like that the shower head was made from plastic. Others experienced problems with the water flow. More reviewers liked the design and look of the shower head, as well as the soft feel of the water. They also liked that there was a lot of water coverage. 

This shower head is made of long-lasting metal in four finishes, and its nozzle produces strong drops. Its smaller design makes it a good fit for smaller bathrooms and spaces. 

Some reviewers did not like the narrowness of the spray or the high-pitched noise that they could hear while the head was in use. Other reviewers were impressed with the water flow and pressure. Some also appreciated the head's swivel and the ability to easily adjust its direction. 

This shower head has three different spray settings, including full, pulsating massage, and silk. Special technology adds air and produces fuller and stronger water output.

Some reviewers thought the water flow was too low and removed the flow regulator. Others did not like that the spray jets were plastic. Many reviewers enjoyed the mist setting for cleansing the face in the shower and how they could switch between full and light spray settings. 

The Engage Magnetix shower head has six different spray settings, with three of those being for massages. A docking station allows you to use the head in stationary mode or as a handheld device. 

Some reviewers experienced problems with the plastic bracket and leaking. Others had issues with uneven water flow. Still others found the handheld hose to be flexible and good for smaller bathroom spaces. They also liked that the head was easy to install and had several spray options. 

WaterPik's handheld shower head has a chrome finish that comes with a mounting bracket and five-foot hose. The head has three different flow settings, with one of them being massage-like.

Some reviewers did not like the plastic material and thought the hose was not as durable as they would have liked. Other reviewers found the three different settings worked well for households with multiple people. They liked the trickle setting that could be used to save water while keeping it warm. 

This low flow shower head has gentle needle, massage, and combination spray settings. The material is corrosion resistant and the head's flow is able to adjust to different variations in water pressure.

Some reviewers did not like the low flow of water and some noted that hard water led to the need to clean periodic deposit buildup. Others found the shower head easy to install and use. They also found it worked well with homes that had septic systems and tankless hot water heaters. 

Speakman's shower head has a single spray setting, but it produces flow in a pulsating and spiraling manner. The unique colors and design also fit well in bathrooms decorated by discerning owners. 

Some reviewers thought the shower head made too much noise and the amount of water flow wasn't enough. Others liked the smooth feeling of the water and the look of the shower head. They also found it worked well in homes that had low water pressure. 

This shower head has a handle to switch between the different spray settings: intense, massage and combination. The material and jet sprays are resistant to hard water deposit buildup.

Some reviewers found that they still had to manually clean hard water deposits, and others thought the pressure from the head was not strong enough. Still, other reviewers liked the wide coverage of the spray from the head and the adjustable handle. They also found the installation process simple. 

This shower head produces a rainfall flow with full body coverage. The head also comes with a mini wrench, flow restrictors, and filters for easy installation. Each of the nozzles and filters help prevent calcium deposits from hard water.

Some reviewers experienced problems with leaking from the ball socket and uneven  flow from some of the nozzles. Other reviewers liked that the shower head was quick to install and came with tools. They appreciated the thin design and look.