SB-2000

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 .

My husband bought and installed this for me as a Christmas's gift. Couldn't be happier!Seat felt sturdy, water warm to hot work great, heated seat is great too. Dryer is strong.Highly recommend.

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.

Works great, just as advertised.

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.

I got this since I'm a big hefty man, and I was going through 3 MEGA Charmin roles a month, and I am very conservative of my paper usage. Averaging about 21 squares for a bad visit at most. 10 squares on average. Got it down to a science. ANYWAYS... There is a lot of things you need to take into consideration here. This is a hard thing to review. Normally I would go: Pros, Cons, Conclusion. I'll forego that and just list observations.-Install: was rather easy. No issues there. My toilet is isolated into its own room in the Master bathroom suit, so had to use an extension cord to plug in the heating element.Using it:1) setting up the nozzle angle was easy but never feels quite right. I feel like there is a lot of wiggling to be done to get a clean experience.2) I DO NOT RECOMMEND using the dryer feature, that's just wafting "particulates" back into your face and all over the room. If the seat created a better seal then I would say it wouldn't be too bad, Since I'm a chunky enough person to create a seal on top. Also because there isn't a gasket underneath the seat, means a lot of that drying air, escapes.3) I don't see how this is a cleaner or more hygienic offering. There's a lot of splash back and whatnot. As a man, a part of me acts as a backboard that water hits. As a woman, I'd be afraid of getting tainted water up there. Even if diluted, you're getting gross water in places it doesn't need to be.4) since the dryer is kind of out of the question, means you're wiping yourself dry. AND there I've noticed I need almost as much toilet paper to dry myself as I would normally use with a visit.5) The spray/dry cycle seems sporadic and not uniform.6) I found that the "female back" option better hit the spot, than the male back option which always shot too high, even at the lowest angle. Less wiggle needing to be done on the "female back" settings, but definitely the most splash back to the ol backboard.7) the sprayer lost pressure on the male settings, must have been clogged, apparently the purging isn't that good.8) YOU HAVE TO WIPE, since sometimes, a lot of times, if I don't do the dance just right, it's not cleaning much of anything and you don't want to put that back in your pants in that state of mess.9) The heating is only good for one cycle and then right back to 60F water which feels REALLY COLD.10) I ended up having to remove the lid since it dug into my back too much while using the seat. LUCKILY it's rather easy to remove. The lip on that lid is obnoxious. It literally sticks out over an inch.Conclusion:While I don't regret it, I don't know if I can recommend it. I bought some Tushi brand ones to try out in my other bathrooms. Those were a third of the price and use the water from the hot-line of your sink. It's your call. It's expensive, but I don't think it's overpriced.

The media could not be loaded. Toasty warm seat, toasty warm water and a safety system to keep your kids from shooting it off. Check out my video for more info. We have been using it for 3 months.