ZMJH A201S Electronic Smart Bidet Toilet Seat,Self Cleaning Hydroflush,Hybrid Heating,Heated Dryer,Nightlight,Vortex Wash, Remote Control (Elongated)

I purchased this in Jan of 2024. In June I started to see cracks all along the inside of the seat and I contacted the seller. Without any hesitation or pushback they apologized and sent me a new one! Prior to June I couldnt have been happier with this product and now, after how professional they reacted to my situation, I recommended them to everyone! Easy to instal, use, and it’s a great value for the price.

As easy to install as a new toilet seat and supply hose. So if familiar with that, the job is simple. Only catch is you do have to run 120 VAC power to the bidet; which is not usually available in a toilet closet (but is in a general bathroom with sink). Worse case, use a 15A extension cord. Best case, have an electrician install a GFI outlet near the toilet.Be prepared though. 95+% of the time, you will likely have to replace the supply line shut-off valve. The typical installed ones are very cheap and the rubber seal disintegrates quickly. Make sure to use a new all-metal quarter-turn ball valve.It is easy to operate and setup. Note that instructions are not clear. Power Saver mode seems to use low settings until you sit on it. Then it works to get to the desired settings. So the unit is always drawing power if on. Helpful as the seat stays warm then.The only one drawback / complaint is the seat itself. It is made of two molded plastic pieces snapped (or glued) together. That leaves a crease / crack around the whole inner bottom edge. This crease is extremely difficult to get clean when it gets dirty.As I had been using a 4" raised toilet seat before, I simply replaced that with a toilet riser so this new bidet seat could be directly on the toilet as intended.

I loved this thing!Installation was relatively simple. My only issue was not having quite the right size wrench and leverage to properly reattach the three-way valve to the shaft going into the toilet, so had to call the apartment maintenance guys. The adjustability of the seat forward and back while making installation flexible, I couldn't quite lock it down tightly enough to keep it from moving back and forth. This wasn't a big issue, but a small annoyance.I will say that as a BIG guy... the much smaller hole for the seat was concerning, but ultimately not that much of an issue. Even with the adjustability of the nozzle while cleaning, you do need to wiggle or lean to each side a bit to get full coverage of the sprayer.Ultimately, I returned mine. The only reason was because the heating element for the water went out after two-weeks. It wasn't so bad with just cold water... but man... having had that heavenly warmth... Mmmm... nothing else compares. Other than that, I would have kept the bidet. [FYI: Keep all of the original packaging just in case.]I would say that the Child Setting was actually the nicest. Even though you can control pressure, temperature, and position of the spray, the Child Setting was the most comfortable "One Button" setting to use.The only real concern I had was once everything was installed... I wasn't sure how, if I needed to move in the future, I could disconnect the water tubing from the bidet and three-way valve stem. Both ends appear to lock in place.If you've got the right tools, and are handy enough to potentially have to change out that tower/post thing in the toilet tank if need be... get it. You will LOVE it!

I HAD DOUBTS ABOUT THIS SEAT BUT AFTER USING IT AWHILE I LOVE IT! IT'S NICE BECAUSE IT MAKES YOU FEEL CLEAN, WHILE SAVING TOILET PAPER AND I'M SURE THE SEWER SYSTEM AS WELL! LOLTHE REMOTE KEPT STICKING AND SOME OF THE BUTTONS DIDN'T RECESS AS THEY SHOULD HAVE. KUDOS TO THE COMPANY FOR SENDING ME A NEW ONE BECAUSE I WAS READY TO SEND THE WHOLE SEAT BACK AND PROBABLY WOULD HAVE PURCHASED A DIFFERENT ONE!; I'M SO HAPPY I DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT!

The set works great. A little noisy but effective. You can adjust water temp, pressure, and air temp. I kinda love it. Just have to get over that stigma thing. Only drawback is the awkward button labels on the controller. And the training video is worthless. But you'll figure it out.