This is the one we got and we're very happy with it. Don't forget most faucets and fixtures now come with mandated water savers so when looking for a shower head you want to find one that has a water saver piece that can be removed easily. That's what we did and have not experienced any problems.

My delta showerhead is lovely--but the water restrictor is not removable (at least I haven't found a way) so the "feel" of the shower is acceptable only on the narrowest jet setting.

I'd like to know this, too. However I want a strong forceful shower without removing the water saving restrictor because water is so expensive in my area. I'm not the OP and I don't want to lead this thread too far off the original direction, but I am particularly interested in a low water strong shower and I'm willing to pay for it. Any suggestions?

I think it's a contradiction to say you want a water restrictor with strong water flow. As a former long time resident of California, I can relate to what you're saying but have yet to see any faucet that has managed to accomplish that scenario.

Well I've read that some combine air to create a stronger flow. So what you're saying is that they don't work?

"I think it's a contradiction to say you want a water restrictor with strong water flow."

Actually, I've found it to be exactly the opposite. We have very low water pressure, and the only way I can get a decent feeling shower is with the low flow showerheads. They may send less water at you, but the water it does send comes much faster than with a conventional head.

Anyway, my favorite has been the Oxygenics BodySpa SkinCare. IMHO, it looks terrible and feels plasticy and cheap, but the water pressure it generates is amazing. I recently installed a much better looking Hansgrohe with EcoAir, but it doesn't work nearly as well. So, I think I have to take it out and try to find an Oxygenics model that looks decent unless somebody has a suggestion for something that works as well as the Oxygenics.