Installed the next day we received. Very impressed with both the illustrations and instructions for assembly and operations. Looking forward to many years of a properly functioning bidet.

I purchased with not high hopes, as I'm used to full-blown bidet toilets, not just toilet seats that have built-in Bidets in them. I was wrong. The Pros: Heated Seat Adjustable nozzle position Adjustable water pressure Adjustable water temperature Multiple spray functions Easy to install My only annoyance is any setting you adjust, resets to factory defaults when you're finished using the product. You have to make adjustments everytime you use it. I wish they made it so that the settings you adjust, stay that way and not revert back to default.

With Covid-19 prevalent and people stockpiling paper products like it's the end of the world, I decided to add the biobidet bb-600 to my bathroom. I read previous reviews and the vast majority were positive and people were quite happy. I researched many models at various retailers and one thing I found consistent was that the bb-600 was receiving very high reviews. I found the price to be fair compared to other models with similar features and other manufacturers so I decided to buy it. The installation videos were all very helpful to watch prior to receiving the product. I'm pretty handy so I didn't think I would have any issues, but the videos made installation look very straightforward and easy. Well, installation was easy! From start to finish, installing the bidet seat took about 45 minutes. A solid 15 minutes was just to shut the water to the toilet off, disconnecting the existing hoses, cleaning behind the bowl, removing the old seat, etc. Attaching the included hardware was easy too. The hardest part was just tightening all the new connections with a small wrench so that the fittings were tight. It's not like you're working with a lot of room behind a toilet. The included hardware was of high-quality and installation matched the video. Even someone not handy with plumbing could follow the step-by-step instructions without any issues. One suggestion I would have would be to keep a small bowl or Tupperware handy when turning the water back on just in case the new fittings weren't tight enough. You don't want any water dripping on the floors. When it's time to turn the water back on, do so slowly so you can quickly see any leaks and you can tighten the fittings. Once everything was tightened, all the connections were dry. As for the unit itself, I'm loving it! The heated seat is very comfortable, the wash features are easy, the dry cycle is thorough and it fit over my bowl perfectly. The unit was quiet when using the features, and it looks pretty stylish and modern. The outlet in my bathroom was a little high on the wall, but the cord still reached. I added a 1-foot extension just so I could hide some of the cord behind my toilet's tank. Now that I have this model, I'll definitely be adding another one to my second bathroom. Thank you bioBidet for a great product!

The product came complete with all the fittings and hoses. The quality of plumbing fittings and hoses was good. The instructions for bidet installations need better details. The bidet round opening was somewhat smaller than that of the round toilet on which it was installed.

After experiencing our first-ever bidet while vacationing in Hawaii, my husband got this for me for Christmas. I take medication which results in a lot of flatulence and occasionally liquid bowel movements, so I am delighted to have a more civilized way to clean up than toilet paper. The Bio-Bidet Ultimate BB-600 works as expected. I appreciate the warm seat in the winter and the warm water cleaning. I find the air-drying feature to be useless (unless I have 15 minutes to wait to dry). I dislike the attached control panel and would prefer a remote. It is too hard to see the controls, although over time, I have learned where they are by touch. I think the plastic is very flimsy and dislike that the toilet seat cover can no longer be used as a temporary shelf in my very small half-bath. My primary issues with the BB-600 involve the posture in which one must use it. It is necessary to sit forward on the seat and since the back of the seat angles upward, it aims waste at the back of the toilet, rather than straight down into the bowl, where the water is. For someone with the above issues, it results in a mess after each use. Not only is the toilet bowl flecked with waste, the outside of the (still retracted) spray unit also gets splattered. I feel like I'm making a second career out of cleaning the thing. Directions also say to clean the unit (and the toilet) using no cleaning products, only a "damp cloth". NO WAY! I'm an RN and do not clean any of my three bathrooms using a "damp cloth". The basic idea behind the BB-600 is wonderful, but a redesign is indicated to make it a more practical product.

I purchased a BB600 about a month ago. This is my second one. The first I had for years and was very happy with it. It seems the present version of the BB600 has a few more features on it but it does not come with the more powerful center stream function which is the reason I re-purchased the BB600. Knowing this, I would not purchase this model again.

I bought two of them a couple of years ago and they didn't work great for the beginning but oddly enough both started to have problems at the same time I decided to ship one of them back to the company for repair which they did that for months later I run into the same problem, shipping and communication wise big pain

I bought this for my parents, who had it installed yesterday atop their new Delta Riosa concealed trap toilet bought earlier this year. I had listed a question on Amazon and spoken also to the manufacturer by phone, and both times was told there'd be no problem using the furnished mounting kit and no other parts would be needed. However, my parents say installation was delayed because the professional installer had to buy an adapter because the bidet's water line was larger than the toilet's water line--agh, this confusion is exactly what I'd been trying to avoid! It works. Controls: 1. The control panel needs to be 1.5-2 inches longer--otherwise elderly persons to have to twist around in order to reach the controls. 2. The buttons should be raised, not flat, so that the user can operate the controls by touch. 3. The buttons respond only if they are pressed on the right, not the center of the button. 4. Per another reviewer here, the controls need to be renamed. The term BIDET needs to be used, and DRYER instead of MASSAGER for the airdry function--as is, it's unnecessarily confusing, esp. for guests, etc. 5. Again, per the other reviewer, it should be programmable. My mother, who is Japanese, says the quality isn't comparable to any Japanese bidet she has used, and is esp. difficult for seniors. However, she's keeping it because it would cost her another $100 to have it uninstalled. I am thinking that if I buy them a different model with a programmable remote and raised buttons that are properly centered, I'll have this one relegated to their guest bathroom.

I've had mine for about 4 months. We absolutely love it. Great design, great functionality, but the lid and seat have cracked. We had it professionally installed, my wife and I are not obese, we haven't stood or set anything heavy on it. I'm not sure what has caused the failure point

I got the Biobidet LW-1000. It fit great on my Kohler tank toilet. No issues with installation. The manual has everything written in small letters and pictures are small also. Hard to see. Needs improvement. I was expected lots of water and front and back nozzle. Well, I got little amount of water and only one nozzle on the back. The nozzle moves toward the center of the toilet, but not enough to take care of cleaning all female parts. Maybe if there was more water pressure, this could be achieved. The nozzle has the function to rotate sideways a bit to clean a wider area, but the change is very minimal for the low water pressure. Is it worth the money? Not. This company need major review of the design to provide significant more amount of water. I do have tons on water pressure on the toilet water source. This bidet reduces it to below a minimal. In the lack of toilet paper, it will be better than nothing. But like I said before, if I knew that the amount of water would be just a tiny little stream, with no pressure whatsoever, I would not have bought it. Maybe their luxury models are better?