SmartBidet SB-2000WR Electric Bidet Toilet Seat with Heated Seating, Warm Air Dryer, Temperature Control Wash, and Control Panel, Round Seating

My husband purchased this for us because I am about to have rotator cuff surgery on my dominant arm. We have been together for 38 years and I love him dearly, but there is no way he is going to help me with wiping. I have tried to learn to use my non dominant arm but was not having much luck. This bidet toilet seat has been a life changer. It has so many bells and whistles. Some include heated water, night light, dryer, and water wand that you can adjust how far forward or backwards the water will go. All of these items are controlled by a remote control. The seat is a little big and bulky looking due to the water tank attached on the back. That would not have been an issue if we chose one without heated water. It is summer here in the south and swamp ass season has officially started. Goodbye sweaty panties and not feeling fresh and clean!

This is our 3rd bidet and definitely the best one yet.Pros- Heated water, heated seat, heated air dry.Cons- Requires power outlet and you cannot sit on it with the lid down.

We own 3 of these. Had to replace the 1st one we purchased after many years of service.We 5 bathrooms with wash your ass toilet seats… 2 that are complete toilets. This add on seat in particular has more power than those as well as the Toto add on seat .

This thing just changed my life! How are these not more popular in the US? I should give this 5 stars, but I wish the feminine wash actually reached the feminine bits. It gets close, but not enough to be thorough. But that might just be me because I’m overweight. And you can’t really scoot back further on the seat because the component thing is there. My husband is pretty hairy back there. He ends up with a lot of painful skin issues because of it. He tries really hard, but it’s difficult with all that hair. Dude wipes have helped some, but not enough. So it came down to him getting his starfish waxed every 3 weeks, or we get a bidet. Bidet won. The back door options are pretty spot on and you walk away clean. I like that the child option does the wash then automatically does the dry after so the kiddo isn’t pushing a bunch of buttons. I took a video of the nozzle cleaning itself and sent it to everyone I know…because I have a dirty mind and it’s too funny. It’s only day 1 so everything is working just as it should. I’ll try to remember to do like a one year update or something. I’m sure I’ll come back sooner crying if anything goes wrong. But hey man, this is a lot of money. We need detailed reviews, especially in the long term updates.A few tips:Don’t sit on the lid when it’s down.The bidet won’t work unless you are putting pressure on the seat, like sitting on it. This keeps the kiddos and childlike adults from spraying water all over the bathroom. No it’s not broken, just needs pressure. Should be a sticker on the seat where the sensor is.After reading the reviews, I took the advice of other people and bought a separate 3/8 t valve. Many ppl say the included one leaks. I didn’t want to find out. We hired a plumber to install this along with the new toilet we got. He said smart move on getting a different t valve. 🤷🏻‍♀️The instruction manual is written like a comic book and is pretty hilarious.If you do any harsh movements on the seat like squishing your bottom back and forth, the seat does wiggle some. I’m sure if you break it, aggressive butt snuggles aren’t covered under the warranty.The plug reached our outlet. But I purchased a short 2 foot extension cord just in case. So just keep in mind there are short ones, you don’t need those long cords. Just order it when you order this seat so you’ll have it handy. You can return it if not needed.If you are even remotely overweight, take a photo of the control panel. Just refer to that when it’s time. Otherwise you will be twisting yourself all kinds of crazy while pulling on your thigh fat to be able to see the panel. And no matter how long you hold your breath and close one eye, it’s difficult to see. You’ll eventually have it memorized. But till then just look at the photo and feel along the panel.This seat only has 4 bumpers on it. So if you are on the heavier side, order a package of toilet seat bumpers to reinforce the seat.

We've been using this bidet for over a month. I generally do not like to write a review for a product that has only been used a few times, as that tells you nothing, unless it doesn't work right out of the box. Over the past 30+ days the bidet has worked, with only a couple of hiccups. On two occasions it would not work as reported to me by my spouse. However, before I could even take a look at it, the bidet worked flawlessly the time after. Operator error? Possibly. In any event, it otherwise does the job it is intended for. Installation was easy peasie, contrary to some reviews. Of course, installation ease or difficulty varies with individuals and their respective experience. I'm no plumber, not an electrician, not a mechanic of any sort. However, I do know which end of a screw driver and wrench to use, can put model planes together and change the oil in my vehicle. Other than having to be a little bit of a contortionist to install it, there were no issues or problems. Add to that the cost - - much less expensive than the high end brand we had bought and lasted for only 2 or 3 years. Maybe that is all this one will last, but at least we haven't forked for a stupid amount of dollars to only have it die way too soon in my view. Too, the high dollar bidet required a filter that depending on your water needed to be changed every 6 months. A quality filter was costing well over $20. That's nuts. This bidet requires no filter, another savings. Bottom line: well worth it in the sense of dollars and cleanliness!

Operating for 6+ months now. Works great. Easy to install. Fits my toilet size/shape. Definitely a step up from the Tushy I had previously. I enjoy the warm seat and warm water in the winter. I never go above the low heat settings. The dryer function makes my lights flicker (probably more about my building's electrics than this product. Doesn't need the binary gendered buttons.