TOTOSW4726AT40#01 WASHLET+ Electronic Bidet Toilet Seat, Elongated, Cotton White

Unlike all in one smart toilets this add on does not splash water all over. Easy to install and works as advertised. Remote is also easy to understand. I like the larger buttons for common usages

I never wanted a bidet but my wife's Alzheimer's and increasing hostility with caretakers (me) put me between a rock and a hard place so I bit the bullet and went for this top of the line S7. Been using it for a week or two now and I got to say it has been pretty life changing. Not necessarily for me personally, although it is growing on me with each use, but because its allowed to me insure a basic level of hygeine for my wife while avoiding her hostility that came with me having to do it myself. I know nothing works forever with this disease, but the bidet has certainly been a big help. As far as the S7 goes....I can't imagine how they'd make it any better other than simplifying the remote control. Remote's pretty complicated, but that's because it's a complicated and top of the line model. It does it all and I'm rapidly joining the cult of bidet followers. As far as install goes, please listen to me...I don't recommend trying to decipher the catalog thick instruction manual...it'll just intimidate and confuse you. I'm a handy/mechanical guy and I read it 3 times before scratching my head. Fortunately, I just googled the model number on you tube and found an 11 minute video that showed how easy it actually was. Seriously, no harder than replacing any toilet seat plus a t valve to screw into the water line...plug it in and you're all done. Flawless. P.S. I saw a lot of reviews about buying an additional plumbing part for an adapter to lower the connections or something...I bought it since it was only 6 bucks just in case but my toilet absolutely didn't need any extra parts. This install was SMOOTH and FAST. Great job by Toto on this model.

This was an upgrade for me from another brand that was 1/4 the price. The prior bidet worked ok, but had major limitations. To start, it had a much larger housing, which meant a short seat. Structurally, it had several surface seams, as well as hard-to-reach-yet-exposed areas, that made it awkward to clean (thus the main reason I sprung for this model). The drying fan was meh: its aim was off, and it drew air from the bowl instead of the room. The only thing I miss about the old bidet was the blue nightlight in the bowl.This Toto washlet is sleek. The housing is half the height, and about 30% less deep as other models. This makes for a much more comfortable seat, although it's ironically a little too narrow now. I don't want it to automatically open & close for me, so I'm very happy I could still get all the other features. In fact, most of the features are fantastic and work as well as, or better than, expected.My only criticism is the nightlights. I don't know why it has one on the outside, nor why the inside light will only turn on for sitting, not standing. Customs, I suppose?

We have had a bidet seat for years. We love them. When our older, much cheaper, seat finally needed replacing I decided to go for "the best". However, this was a disappointment.Comfort: The seat was comfortable for my 5' wife. Buy my 6' tall self, with much wider backside, was uncomfortable on the seat. It has a ridge that hits me just wrong. I rate this as a minor issue because it was comfortable for my wife, who uses it way more than me.Temp/Pressure: Really good options, and the controller was not as difficult to use as I feared from looking at the picture. It cleaned well and my wife said it was comfortable for all her needs.Deodorizer: This one actually seemed to work. It ran a lot more than others, but it really made a difference.Nightlight: this was really disappointing for me. The seat has two night lights. One on the side and one in the bowl. The one on the side comes on when raising the lid. I assumed the one in the bowl would come on when raising the seat to use it standing up. Nope. The bowl light seems to come on at completely random times and always goes off when raising the seat.Other: the seat goes through some kind of cleaning cycle at random times. Sadly, these are often in the middle of the night and it is pretty noisy. It will also just random spray a water mist into the bowl, presumably to clean that, at random times. This has the result of the toilet being very noisy, and the seat is frequently wet when opening the lid.Overall: I really want to love this seat. It nails many of the most important aspects of a seat. I expect a better night light experience, and we returned the seat because of the noisy and messy "cleaning" cycles that happen at random and inconvenient times.

We have owned several Toto Washlets, but this has the best features. The business end of most tankless Toto models are stellar. Controls are easily accessible even if the controller is mounted to the wall. The lighted bowl and exterior are appreciated; however, the power and automated lid and seat (although unnecessary) are now manditory if I need to purchase another.