I recently installed this Ultra-Thin Ergonomic Bidet Toilet Seat and have been thoroughly impressed with both its design and functionality! Here’s what I found:Sleek & Comfortable Design:The ultra-thin ergonomic design is an absolute win. It fits perfectly with the body's natural curves, and the sleek profile adds a modern, elegant touch to the bathroom. The seat itself is incredibly comfortable to sit on—no awkward edges or bulky feel. I especially appreciate how it maintains a low profile while still offering all the features of a high-end bidet.Easy Installation & Universal Compatibility:This bidet is designed round O-shaped toilet bowls, so it was super easy to install. It came with everything I needed to get it set up in just a few minutes, and the universal compatibility means it works with almost any round toilet, which is a nice bonus.Dual Cleaning Modes:The bidet offers dual cleaning modes—rear wash and feminine wash. I love how easy it is to switch between them using the simple knob control. You can also adjust the water flow intensity with the knob's angle, which allows for a personalized cleaning experience. It’s both effective and customizable, so everyone in the household can find their preferred settings.Self-Cleaning & Multi-Functional Nozzles:The self-cleaning nozzles are a huge plus. Not only do they stay hygienic, but they’re also detachable for a deeper clean. The aerated water stream provides a gentle yet thorough cleanse, which is perfect for those who appreciate both comfort and efficiency. It’s also nice to know that the nozzles are designed to conserve water while still delivering a great cleaning performance.Quick Release & Soft Close:The quick-release mechanism is so convenient! It makes removing the seat for cleaning a breeze. Additionally, the soft-close feature is perfect for preventing any slamming noise, making it much quieter in the bathroom. It’s a simple touch that adds a level of refinement to the entire experience.Overall Thoughts:This bidet toilet seat combines both style and function. From the sleek design to the customizable cleaning modes, it makes an excellent addition to any bathroom. The easy installation, ergonomic comfort, and thoughtful features like the self-cleaning nozzles and soft-close lid make this bidet seat a must-have.It’s the perfect balance of convenience, comfort, and hygiene! 4 stars—I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their bathroom experience.

Amazing! Well packaged, high quality, clear instructions and easy installation. Works perfectly and is easy to keep clean. I installed it, tried it out, then immediately purchased a second seat for the other bathroom.

The quality is good and installation easy. As well, the product has a nice, simple design that will blend in with any bathroom. I also like the quick-release function, which facilitates cleaning. The seat stays well in place, with just a bit of shifting - better than a standard toilet seat, but still, I wish it wouldn't shift at all. Both spray nozzles are far from the mark, so to speak, judging by my experience (I'm a 6' tall, 200 lb male) and the amount of water on the floor after my female housemate goes to the washroom. For this reason alone, I am going to inquire about returning the seat for a refund...

Despite being made out of plastic as my initial bidet seat this is a clean looking design that doesn't have the bidet control as visible and the soft close toilet seat is a nice touch. The instructions are quite clear (maybe I got a better set than some other people) and the seat is well packaged. Unfortunately I wasn't able to install the seat (despite it being the right size) because the rubber anchors that go on the seat holes is a bit too wide.I tried using WD40 to get them in but am not prepared to take a drill bit to slightly widen the hole. Had I been able to get them in it is just two screws and the associated hoses which attach to the water supply and bottom of the toilet tank.Admittedly this toilet is probably at least 30 years old so newer ones may not have this problem.In terms of build quality I think it's quite nice but when you buy a toilet seat at the hardware store a soft close seat might cost 15-20 dollars more than a regular one. My original bidet seat uses way too much pressure but costs about half of what this one does.Had I been able to install this it would have looked better because it doesn't slot under the seat and create a slight raised gap but whether or not it is worth almost double what some basic bidet attachments cost is a personal decision.I still think this is a great looking seat but unfortunately wasn't able to install it.

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So we already have an Aquatiz seat in our hall bath that tends to be the most used during the day. With how popular that has become in the household, I figured we'd grab this one to put in our master bath.Like the other version of this, it's incredibly easy to install. If you've never done work on your toilet before... don't fret! Simply grab some towels for the drips... turn off the water at the toilet... unscrew the line and put in the T line that comes with this and put back together. I would recommend using the teflon tape around the fittings to help prevent leaks and DEFINITELY ease the water back on to check for leaks when done. Having the towel already there helps in case there are any minor leaks ;)The spray on this isn't quite as good as the powered one but we expected that... Was worried about it being too cold but it hasn't been uncomfortable. Guess I'll see how it goes this winter when the lines are a bit cooler eh? Either way this is about a 1/5 of the price of the powered one so it really is a good deal. My wife and the rest of the family are now complete believers that bidets are the way to go!

Nothing fancy needed to install other than a wrench to tighten the water fittings. I’ve found that after awhile, one of the nozzles with get stuck and may need help to retract or extend.

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I am a big believer in bidets. This is the 3rd one I've installed in my house. Unlike the others I've used, this one replaces the entire toilet seat.Installation - Pretty easy. You might need to replace the feed line from the source to the tank if you have a hard pipe connection, as I did. In that case, upgrade to a braided steel line and the installation is simple. The seat itself has a release button that makes it easy to remove completely for cleaning.Seat - Because the mechanism is built into the seat, the actual seat opening is a little smaller than I'm used to. I also find it to slope inward a little more aggressively than I find ideal. Still, it's a decent quality seat and I do like the soft/slow close mechanism.Bidet - You get 2 kinds of sprays - let's say, the kind everyone needs and the kind only ladies need. The mechanism to use it is conveniently placed but you need to be careful to set it dead center when you want to turn it off. The spray strength is adequate, but not as strong as some others. If you're looking for max force, firehose levels of pressure, look elsewhere. If you want a gentle cleansing stream of cold water, this will get the job done.Overall, it seems like a decent bidet seat if you can live with the drawbacks.

Installation was pretty easy, especially if you've done this before. The seat itself has a quick release system so you can mount the hardware first, then line it up. I was lucky and got it lined up well on the first try, but you may want to keep the bolts just a quarter-turn off of hand tight so you can kind of wiggle it into position and release it to fully tighten.The hardware is surprisingly decent. Most bidets use a plastic T-adapter, and this one has metal. The hose is durable and the connectors are good quality. The seat mounting adapter uses metal bolts and washers and mounts a lot more flush than most bolt-on units.The seat itself is decent. It's one of those hollow-bottom ones that has feet that sit on the toilet rim, which I don't prefer over a nice solid seat, but it doesn't have a lot of flex and doesn't seem cheap. You can even sit on the lid and it holds weight just fine. The slow-close feature of the lid is nice.The guts of the bidet system do take up a bit of space, so you'll notice the seat sits a little more angled than a normal one, but it's not uncomfortable by any stretch.Appearance-wise, it looks great. The hose is relatively short and angled straight back from the bidet, making it very low-profile. In keeping with the low-profile design, the knob is small and side-mounted. I find that much more visually appealing than most bidet control surfaces that stick out to the side of the seat. When closed, the whole thing has a really nice clean look.One of my biggest reasons for going for a full-seat bidet over a bolt-on model is cleanliness. Bolt-on bidets are notoriously prone to collecting grime and they can be very challenging to keep clean (especially if, like me, you have kids). This bidet keeps the mounting surface protected under the seat assembly and has nice flat, bare surfaces on top to make cleaning off "misses" and general bathroom grime much easier.The downside, in my opinion, is on a few fronts.First, I'm not super keen on how much of the assembly hovers over the back of the toilet bowl. Admittedly, I can't tell you that it really hinders use of the toilet at all, but when the seat is up, it's pretty noticeable how much of the unit covers the bowl. When the seat is down, you won't notice it, so it's not a huge issue.Second, the nozzle angles aren't ideal. I've had to shift my position a bit to get it on-target. It's not a major issue, but I miss the adjustability of my old bolt-on. I suppose that's part of the cost of having nozzles that auto-hide on a bolt-on, but I do have a more expensive model in another bathroom and it is adjustable.Last, the pressure. It's just not there. Which is really frustrating because my other bidets are great (1 standard bolt-on and 1 electric full-seat model). It just doesn't have the "oomph" I'm looking for. One nozzle is better than the other, but they're both a bit weaker than my others. I may investigate this a bit further and amend my review if I figure it out, but for now I remain a bit underwhelmed.Overall there are more pluses than minuses by sheer count, but keeping in mind the main job of this bidet, I'm not super blown away. I may end up pivoting back to my old bolt-on.

This is a rather clean combination bidet and soft-close, elongated toilet seat. It has some subtle controls on the side of the seat which is a more permanent/integrated look than the typical, cheaper add on style. We currently have the “knock your socks off” power handheld wand bidets that the women in the house are scared of, so hopefully this is a welcome, new “wave” of the future for the women in the home.

This bidet installs easily, the water source is a splitter to the feed to the tank. The controls are very responsive and offers a number of options. Recommended for utility.