I bought one of these about 8 years ago, and liked it a lot so I moved it from the master bathroom to the guest bathroom and then foolishly bought an "upgrade" Brondell S1000 Swash bidet seat for exactly 3 times the price. I never used a lot of the Swash features, the seat cracked and broke in about 2 years - thinner plastic and the seat supports never fit on the toilet rim very well, so too much flexing. Brondell's 3-year warranty did not cover the seat breaking according to their support rep, so I bought an aftermarket replacement seat for $130 which was thicker and better quality anyway. All was fine for another year until the seat started leaking, right after the 3 year warranty was up. I jury-rigged a cut-off valve to shut the water off except when using the seat, but a couple months later and the electronics quit working. Brondell said they could repair for around $200 plus I had to pay for shipping both ways, so I just threw the seat away and brought the Intelliseat back from the guest bathroom. The water heater quit working a few months ago and the washer wand gets stuck occasionally, so I'm going to disassemble and try to fix, but even if I have to buy a new one it is still quite the bargain over the Brondell. Nearly 3 times the life and one third of the price...

We bought this last month and, although it was delayed due to weather, we received it within a couple of weeks. The seat is rather large and is slanted so you can't sit on it when it is down. But the remote is a nice option - easier than reaching for buttons. We love it!

I purchased this bidet mostly for our special needs son who has a hard time cleaning himself the conventional way. I showed him which buttons to push on the remote. He can use it without any assistance from me. This is perfect for him and I love it also. Installation was fairly easy. Instructions were easy to read. Remote works great. Easy to read and is Self explanatory.

I had never used a bidet before, but due to shoulder surgery, I figured it would help. I put it in before the surgery, and it was a snap hooking it up. I am sort of a handyman but it was fairly easy to do. It is powered by AC so you need to have a plug in. The cord to the Bidet could have been longer, but by using a plug box I was able to hid the cord under the vanity. After some experimentation, I figured out what the best settings to use were and it really worked well. My wife had a problem (user I think) as she was kind of skeptical about it so I need to further show her how to use it. The fan has adjustable heat settings and could provide a little more air flow, but it eventually dried everything. This thing will really save on toilet paper and provides a good cleaning after use. The seat also has a heater and the cover is a slow close so it doesn't drop down and slam the seat. The seat also removes easily for cleaning. I couldn't be more happy with this piece of equipment!

I have 2 Japanese style toilets with all the gizmo's built in. Sure, it is expensive but you get what you pay for. This seat heats up slow, obviously can't flush for you and the water pressure is weak with no setting to adjust it. Good seat for $100 but not for $200!

This bidet works very well. It was easy to hook up and the remote is great.

This is a good solid unit. Our second one, a replacement for a unit that several years old, and it held up extremely well.

Ordered in July and even though it said shipped, it was never sent to FedEx. This happened on the reorder as well so I was issued a refund a second time. Very frustrating.

Price, quality, design, comfort, features. All I can ever ask for. This upgrade to my bathroom was a decision well made. My wife loves it more than I do actually. So happy wife = happy life.

I bought it for a Christmas present.