What are the types of water patterns in a Bathroom Shower Head?

There are many types of water patterns in a Bathroom Shower Head, and each pattern provides a different shower experience. Here are some common water patterns and their features:
Rain Showerhead:
Features: Considered a premium upgrade to traditional options, it can be mounted on a wall or ceiling, and can also increase coverage as needed.
Experience: Enjoy a refreshing shower without wasting too much water, with a  coverage of 180mm, and the water flow easily covers the whole body.
Fog Showerhead:
Features: Gentle and delicate, the water does not drop, but mist.
Experience: This mode provides a soft touch when applying shower gel or washing your face.
Massage Showerhead:
Features: Water flows out from the middle water outlet, and the water flow sprays out in a twisting posture.
Experience: Massage the body to eliminate a day's fatigue.
Regular Showerhead:
Features: The  common water pattern, providing a steady water flow.
Experience: Suitable for daily shower use, simple and direct.
Massage Mode:
Features: Generates pulsating water flow through a specific water outlet design.
Experience: Can massage the skin and stimulate skin vitality.
Turbo Mode:
Features: The water flow presents a rotating effect, generating a strong water flow pressure.
Experience: Suitable for showerers who need deep cleansing.
Jet Mode:
Features: Provides concentrated, high-intensity water flow.
Experience: Suitable for washing specific areas, such as washing hair or feet.
Mixed Mode:
Features: Combines multiple water outlet modes, such as rain and massage.
Experience: Provides a more diverse shower experience.
Rhythm Mode:
Features: The water flow intensity changes over time, producing a rhythmic water outlet effect.
Experience: Brings a rhythmic sense of relaxation to the showerer.