No plumber is going to recommend buying off Amazon Go with a known established company like Delta, Moen, Kohler. More on reddit.com

When it comes to shower valves, IMO, you should definitely aim for top-notch quality to avoid any headaches down the line. There are a few solid brands out there, but from my experience, sticking with those known for durability and simplicity is key. You're doing a basic setup, so no need for anything overly fancy or complicated. One product that I found works really well in terms of reliability and ease of installation is this shower head . It's been a game-changer in my own bathroom reno, especially for keeping things leak-free and smooth-operating. Trust me, investing a bit more now can save you a lot of hassle later on. Hope that helps and good luck with your master bath makeover! More on reddit.com

I think everyone will have their preferences (I like Moen for example) just make sure you buy from a reputable source...it's been said that Delta via Home Depot or Lowes has lesser quality guts... More on reddit.com

Curious to see what the outcome is. I have a similar issue going on at my place.

I have a Peerless (owned by Delta) shower setup, and the water pressure intermittently pulses. I'm thinking it's the valve as well, but I'm also not excited about ripping open the wall.

It's still usable, but it's annoying.

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