KOHLER K-9245-BN 2.5 GPM Moxie Showerhead and Wireless Speaker, Vibrant Brushed Nickel

I bought mine 8 months ago and so far its great!! It was an easy install, its incredibly Loud, I do not use it in the highest volume level, The battery so far gives me around 10 days of usage, (around 3 showers per day). The Shower head does the Job, its elegant, truly happy with my investment!!! I bought now one for the guest bathroom and its a pleaser!! Hope a new version comes out with mic, love to pick up some calls and just get it done while showering! Ramon

We really like and enjoy our new shower head however we did not receive the little stand for the speaker for when you want to use it out of the shower and as this perk was one of the reason we purchased the item it was disappointing. On a more positive note the water pressure it great and so is the sound quality in and out of the shower definitely would recommend

Easy to install and use with my iPhone. The speaker is definitely loud enough. You also need to get the shower head tape from a Home Depot type store to keep the head from leaking. Easy peasy.

really quiet, come on guys make this louder!

If you're looking for an easy way to play music while in the shower, this is your answer. Sure there are other bluetooth speaks available but this adds a classic touch without the clutter. It is beyond easy to use and install on your own as long as you have plumber's tape. I highly recommend this product.

Nice shower head with good spray. Make sure you fully charge the speaker before trying to connect the Bluetooth. I thought the speaker didn’t work but I had to charge it a minimum of 4 hours.

Nice design and sounds great. Simple to install and relaxing during a shower.

Moxie's volume is controlled by the streaming device's volume setting/level. Good and bad, IMO. When I stream from my Note 4, the volume is unsatisfactory in the shower, even when the volume is dragged to highest output on the device. Came to realize Galaxy Note 4 has hearing loss protection logic built into the volume that automatically chops off about 25% when connected to headphone or, I guess, Bluetooth. So, it, so to speak, dials down its output and hence Moxie output by 25% from the max. Now, when I stream from my Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 tablet and volume dragged to max, my Moxie roars and is almost too loud for me. Why? Because apparently Note Pro has no 'hearing loss protection' built in. Moxie simply works as advertised. Although, initial Bluetooth pairing can be tricky. Also, starting each steam session can be tricky as well. With my Note 4, Moxie does a good job of taking over from the device. However, with my Note Pro 12.2 it works better if I turn Moxie on first before starting the music. So, I just restart the music, if already on on the device, and Moxie immediately streams it. Would have given it 5 stars if not for this quark. Am just not sure if the streaming devices have differences in Bluetooth implementation or what.