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The person typing “nearmoon shower head” usually wants to know which NearMoon products are actually shower heads, what water flow each one states, and what the rest of the NearMoon listings are for. This roundup covers all 12 NearMoon listings in the saved research file. Only three are shower heads: an 8-inch rain head, a matte black handheld head, and a chrome handheld head. The other nine are shower arms, mounts, holders, slide bars, a caddy, and a hose. Product facts come from the saved listing data. The flow and standards context comes from EPA, DOE, and Cornell pages opened on 2026-10-27.
Quick answer
- Only three of the 12 listings are shower heads: B07MY4S98P (8-inch rain head), B09WMXSJLJ (matte black handheld), and B08ZXVGNLK (chrome handheld).
- All three heads state a flow rate of 1.8 GPM. The federal maximum for showerheads is 2.5 gpm, and the EPA WaterSense label requires 2.0 gpm or less. None of the listings says it carries the WaterSense label.
- No listing gives a pressure figure. Pressure wording in the titles and bullets is the maker’s claim.
- The other nine listings are arms, mounts, holders, slide bars, a caddy, and a hose. Check thread size, hose length, and mounting type before you buy any of them.
How we chose
The selection rule is simple. The saved research file holds 12 NearMoon ASINs, each with a title, bullet points, and a specification table. All 12 are covered, so none was left out. The products are grouped by what they physically are, because a shower head, a shower arm, and a caddy solve different problems. Each section reports only the figures the listing states, and says so when a field conflicts with the bullets.
The post does not rank the products. The saved data does not support a ranking, and this roundup sets aside the sales and customer-feedback fields in the file. The three heads are compared against two standards only: the federal maximum flow for showerheads and the EPA WaterSense maximum. Both come from sources opened for this post.
The listing data was saved on 2026-10-20. Where two fields in one listing disagree, both figures are shown.
The 12 listings, grouped by type
Each heading uses the title as the saved data gives it. The Amazon link goes to the listing itself. This post does not repeat the marketing copy.
Shower heads (3 listings)
NearMoon 8-Inch Rain Shower Head, Chrome (B07MY4S98P)
The listing describes a 304 stainless steel head, 8 inches across and round, with a stated flow rate of 1.8 GPM. It is set up for wall-mounted, fixed shower well, or ceiling-mounted installation, and it has one spray setting, described as rain. The maker says the head has 90 silicone nozzles and “air-in technology” for a “powerful rain shower in low pressure areas.” That is the maker’s claim. The listing gives no pressure figure, and the title’s phrase “Pressure Boosting” is the maker’s wording. The included parts are an extra filter gasket and a red flow restrictor. The saved data does not say what the extra filter does. This post does not explain how to change the flow restrictor.
NearMoon Handheld Shower Head, Matte Black (B09WMXSJLJ)
The listing gives the body as solid 304 stainless steel, with a bent L-shaped design, a square shape, and a matte black finish. The flow rate is 1.8 GPM, and the installation type is wall-mounted. The hose length is a conflict in the saved data: the bullets say 5 feet, while the specification table says 60 inches. Both figures are shown because the listing does not reconcile them. The specification table also lists the setting type as massage, with one setting. The bullets say the silicone rubber jet nozzles can be cleaned by fingers, and that the 1/2-inch connector fits any universal shower arm. The listing says it installs by hand with no tools. Tighten by hand; the listing gives no torque figure.
NearMoon Hand Held Shower Head, Chrome (B08ZXVGNLK)
This chrome handheld has a 304 stainless steel body, a 5-foot stainless steel hose, and a stainless bracket. The specification table states a flow rate of 1.8 GPM, a manufacturer warranty of 2 years, and wall-mounted installation. The bullets say the head fits any standard shower arm and needs no tools. The jet nozzles are described as easy to clean by fingers. The size field reads 8 inches by 84 inches, which does not fit a handheld head. The saved data gives no other size, so this post does not rely on that field. Check the listing for the current dimensions before you buy.
Arms, mounts, holders, slide bars, and accessories (9 listings)
NearMoon Extra Long Hand Held Shower Hose, 60 Inch, Matte Black (B0B8HMF3DZ)
This is a hose, not a head. The listing gives a 60-inch stainless steel hose in matte black, with a 1/2-inch solid brass connector and an outside diameter of 0.5 inches. It weighs 0.23 kg. The bullets say the hose has a solid nut, filter, and washer for a leak-proof connection. That is the maker’s claim. The listing also names bathing children and washing pets as uses. Those are the maker’s uses, and this post makes no health claim for them. For a longer hose and a handheld setup, see the post on hand held shower head extension hoses.
NearMoon Adjustable Shower Arm Mount, Brushed Nickel (B0GXYVB4J4)
This is a wall bracket that holds a handheld shower head. It has a brass pivot ball, and the listing says the other parts are ABS plastic. The swivel rotates 360 degrees. The bullets give the inlet as 1/2-inch female and the outlet as 1/2-inch male, and say the mount suits a standard shower arm. The listing gives the size as 3.58 by 0.96 by 1.12 inches, and says it installs by hand with no tools. The saved data gives no load limit for this mount.
NearMoon Adjustable Shower Arm Mount, Chrome (B07X2VXDJ5)
The bullets match the brushed nickel mount above word for word, so the same design points apply: a brass pivot ball, ABS parts, a 360-degree swivel, and a 1/2-inch female inlet with a 1/2-inch male outlet. The chrome version is listed at 1.97 by 0.79 inches and 0.09 kg. Its specification table lists the setting type as massage, which does not describe a mount. That field is noted here and not relied on. The model number is a long identifier string rather than a short model code.
NearMoon Shower Arm with Flange, 6 Inch, Chrome (B08KTH1G94)
This is a wall-mounted shower arm made of 304 stainless steel with a chrome finish. The listing gives 1/2 NPT tapered threads, and says it includes a flange and Teflon tape and needs no tools. The specification table labels the 6-inch length as “Hose Length,” which is an odd label for an arm, so the figure is shown as the listing gives it. The size field reads 8 by 2.7 inches. Thread size is the main fit check. The three government sources opened for this post do not give thread sizes for any product, so confirm the thread on the pipe you already have before you buy.
NearMoon High Rise S-Shape Shower Extension Arm, 13 Inch, Chrome (B097JJPFB1)
This S-shaped gooseneck arm is listed with 13 inches of extension and 7 inches of rise. It has 1/2 NPT male threading and is described as designed for rain shower heads. The listing says it is stainless steel, weighs 14.7 ounces, and measures 10.47 by 6 by 0.01 inches. The brand field is blank in the saved data. The title and bullets both name NearMoon, so the listing is treated as a NearMoon product, and this is the only one of the 12 with a blank brand field. The listing says it suits most standard US plumbing connections. That is the maker’s wording, and no source opened for this post confirms it.
NearMoon Bathroom Shower Caddy, 2 Pack, Brushed Nickel (B0936JLD3B)
This is a caddy, not a head. The listing describes two 304 stainless steel corner shelves with four hooks. It can be mounted with an adhesive strip, which the listing says needs 24 to 48 hours before use, or with a drill-in hardware kit for smooth walls. The listing says the caddy supports up to 20 pounds (9 kg) and gives its size as 8.26 by 8.26 by 1.97 inches. The model is NM-SJJ-BN2PACK. The 20-pound figure is the listing’s figure. None of the sources opened for this post covers caddy loads. For a shower bar that holds a shower head, see the post on shower bars for a shower head.
NearMoon Self-Adhesive Shower Head Holder, Chrome (B07VLLZRJM)
This is a rubber holder for a handheld shower head. The listing says it is wall-mounted, adjustable for angle, and held in place by an adhesive backing. It describes the adhesive as having “strong capacity” without giving a number. The listing also says it leaves no trace when removed. That is the maker’s claim. The size is 4.7 by 3.15 by 2.17 inches and the weight is 0.08 kg. The model is NM-SBRK-001. No source opened for this post rates adhesive hold, so the strength claim is unverified. Make sure the mounting surface is clean and dry before you stick it on.
NearMoon Shower Slide Bar, Brushed Nickel, Self-Adhesive (B0DH1BLPVX)
This 24-inch slide bar is made of SUS 304 stainless steel and has an ABS plastic handheld holder that rotates 360 degrees and adjusts in height and angle. The listing says it is self-adhesive, needs no drilling, and takes less than a minute to install. Those are maker’s claims. The listing notes the bar is a “patchwork style” and does not say what that means for fit or strength. The weight is 0.52 kg. The saved data gives no load limit for the adhesive. For replacement parts, see the post on shower slide bar replacement parts.
NearMoon Shower Slide Bar, Brushed Nickel, Screw Mounted (B0BJZC7WBP)
This is the screw-mounted version of the 24-inch slide bar. The listing says the bar is SUS 304 stainless steel and the holder is ABS plastic that rotates 360 degrees. The box includes screws and an installation manual, according to the listing. The listing states the drilled holes are 20.8 inches apart. The bar measures 25.98 by 0.83 by 0.01 inches and weighs 0.42 kg. The listing says screw installation is more sturdy than the adhesive version, which is the listing’s own wording. Mark the hole spacing before drilling. The listing gives the spacing only and does not give a mounting height.
Before you buy: thread, hose, flow, and mounting
- Thread. The arm listing gives 1/2 NPT threads. The mount, hose, and handheld listings give 1/2-inch connectors. Compare these with the thread on your existing arm, and follow the maker’s instructions for tape or washers.
- Hose length. The matte black handheld lists 5 feet in the bullets and 60 inches in the specification table. Measure the reach you need before you buy.
- Flow. The three heads state 1.8 GPM. That is below the 2.0 gpm figure EPA gives for WaterSense showerheads, but the listings do not say they carry the label. For context on flow figures, see the federal shower head flow limit.
- Pressure. No listing gives a pressure figure. A showerhead delivers the water pressure your supply provides. Wording such as “Pressure Boosting” is the maker’s claim, not an independent result.
- Mounting. The heads install wall-mounted or, for the rain head, fixed or ceiling-mounted. The slide bars come in adhesive and screw versions. Match the version to your wall before you buy.
What we could not verify: what the sources do not say
- None of the three government sources opened for this post names NearMoon or any NearMoon model. The brand claim rests on the listings.
- None of the sources gives a pressure figure for any NearMoon head. The listings’ “low pressure” wording is not confirmed.
- No source gives thread sizes for any product, so the 1/2 NPT figure on the arm is not confirmed.
- No source confirms the WaterSense label for any NearMoon head. The listings do not state it.
- The purpose of the “Extra Filters Gasket” included with the rain head is not stated in the saved data.
- The hose length conflict on the matte black handheld (5 feet against 60 inches) is not resolved by any source.
- The size field on the chrome handheld (8 inches by 84 inches) is not confirmed by any source or by the bullets.
- No load limit is given for the adhesive holder or the adhesive slide bar. The 20-pound caddy figure is the listing’s figure only.
FAQ
Are all 12 listings really NearMoon products?
The titles and bullets of all 12 name NearMoon. One listing, the 13-inch S-shape arm (B097JJPFB1), has a blank brand field in the saved data, so its brand comes from the title and bullets only. None of the government sources names any NearMoon product, so the brand claim rests on the listings themselves.
Which NearMoon shower head should I choose?
This post does not rank the heads. The rain head is set up for wall-mounted, fixed shower well, or ceiling-mounted installs. The two handhelds install wall-mounted and need a shower arm and a mount. The chrome and matte black handhelds differ mainly in finish and in hose length, and the matte black listing gives two different hose lengths. Decide on the mounting you have, then confirm the hose length against your own measurement before you buy.
How much water does a NearMoon head use?
All three heads state 1.8 gpm. The federal limit for showerheads is 2.5 gpm. Cornell’s copy of the regulation says the limit is measured “at a flowing pressure of 80 pounds per square inch gage.” EPA says WaterSense showerheads “must demonstrate that they use no more than 2.0 gpm.” The NearMoon listings do not say they carry the WaterSense label, so do not assume they do. For more on flow figures, see how much water a shower head uses.
Will a NearMoon rain head fix low water pressure?
The listing says the head works “in low pressure areas,” and that is the maker’s claim. No source opened for this post measures how a NearMoon head performs at a given pressure. EPA’s WaterSense criteria include “Pressure compensation: Ensures the showerhead will provide for a minimum flow across a range of household water pressures.” DOE advises checking that home system pressure sits between 20 and 80 psi, and notes that “If the pressure is too low, high-efficiency devices won’t work properly.” Whether any head fixes a low-pressure problem depends on your home’s supply, which the listing cannot show. For the wider question, see the guide to showerheads for low water pressure.
Do I need thread tape or a washer when I install one?
The shower arm listing includes Teflon tape. EPA’s showerhead page advises that while making a showerhead repair, you should check and, if needed, “replace the washer or” the o-ring inside the showerhead. Follow the maker’s instructions for tape or washers. Do not overtighten.
What is the red flow restrictor in the rain head kit?
The listing says the box includes a red flow restrictor. The saved data gives the flow as 1.8 GPM but does not explain how the restrictor affects flow. This post does not explain how to change or remove a flow restrictor. Check the maker’s documentation for the rain head before you change any part.
Bottom line
If you need a shower head, the listing data gives three NearMoon choices. Each states 1.8 GPM, and none of the listings gives a pressure figure or says it carries the WaterSense label. If you need an arm, mount, holder, or slide bar, match its thread and mounting type to what is already on your wall. Check each stated fact against the listing before you buy.
Sources
- U.S. EPA, WaterSense, Showerheads, https://www.epa.gov/watersense/showerheads (opened 2026-10-27). Used for the 2.5 gpm standard showerhead figure, the 2.0 gpm WaterSense maximum, the pressure compensation criterion, and the advice to check the washer or o-ring during a showerhead repair.
- Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute, 10 CFR 430.32, https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/10/430.32 (opened 2026-10-27). Used for the federal maximum of 2.5 gpm, measured at 80 psi flowing pressure.
- U.S. Department of Energy, FEMP, Best Management Practice #7: Faucets and Showerheads, https://www.energy.gov/eere/femp/best-management-practice-7-faucets-and-showerheads (opened 2026-10-27). Used for the 2.5 gpm federal standard, the 2 gpm WaterSense specification, and the 20 to 80 psi system pressure guidance.
