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I really like the look and functions of this unit. Not having the water tank gives it an elegant design. The functions I really enjoy are the automatic flush and foot sensor for men for touchless seat opening. Setting up was pretty straight forward. Weeks after installation I had a minor issue but I just used the QR code located on the unit to contact support. They quickly solved my issue. I will buy again when it comes time to replace my next toilet.

I waited about 3 months before writing this review.The toilet works great! We bought this initially for my handicapped son who cannot clean himself and we hoped this would make it easier my wife and myself. It does! We have never used a bidet before but have consider them. We needed to replace our toilet and the cost for the Loupusuo Toilet was very close to the cost of a new toilet with a bidet adaptor, so we opted to go all in. Everyone likes and enjoys the toilet. The heated seat is wonderful in the winter months and the bidet flow and adjustability allow us to 'hit the spot' perfectly. And it is nice to open and close the seat without touching anything.Installation was pretty simple. I had to move my water inlet over a few inches which turned out to be pretty simple. The instructions are a little lite but easy to figure out. I had a couple questions that I sent to Loupusuo and got a very quick response.We have had NO issues with the toilet. It flushes well and fast. Not to be gross, but I could plug up my old toilet. This toilet pushes everything through. The toilet looks clean and cleans very easily. We are now considering another toilet for the master bedroom.

I have had bidet’s installed on my toilets over 10 years now. One of them stopped working and I decided to invest in a smart toilet. My first concern was price and features. I took my time and finally made a decision after having done my research for over two months. Let me say, I picked the right one by selecting the smart toilet from Loupusuo Luxury. I received it in November and had it installed the same month, (delivery was relatively quick).I decided to wait until I had used it for two months prior to writing a review. This toilet is awesome, it does everything and then some! The cover opens automatically. The person that installed my smart toilet said it was very easy, it didn’t long at all. The features are great, the flush is very powerful which is a great feature to have, it really cleans the bowl! The features are awesome and work so well! The heated seat is wonderful and the self cleaning feature is a game changer! I love that you can control the temperature of any/all features that are heated; seatand water.I love this toilet so much that now very seldom sue any other toilet in my house. I am considering replacing the other two toilets in my house with the same!I highly recommend that anyone looking to purchase a smart toilet to try purchasing one from Loupusuo Luxury!

The smart bidet toilet is sleek, comfortable, and ultra-hygienic. Heated seat, adjustable wash, and auto features make it totally worth the price. Never going back!

This is a really cool toilet. I think we will enjoy it. That said, we’re getting off to a rough start.The instructions give no advice about what kind/size of fitting in the supply line is. Several comments and reviews and answers suggest that it’s not a US fitting, and that it only gets a single thread of engagement in a pipe fitting. This is not a tapered pipe thread. it feels like it almost fits a half inch pipe thread, but it’s not and don’t try and force it. It’s a half inch compression fitting. It needs a nut and a compression fitting ring on a half inch pipe, such as copper or PEX. If you already have a shut off valve by your toilet installed in the last few decades, this is probably what you already have and you can reuse the nut and compression fitting already on the pipe. Screw off your old valve and screw this new valve on. That said, it was a pretty poor fit for the compression nut on my pipe stub. I do suspect it’s a metric equivalent, cut as an SAE thread, but turned out slightly larger than spec. It would be fantastic if the manufacture upped their game in this regard and made it fit conventional US fittings more accurately.Once I got it installed, we used it for a day and are very impressed with it. It has a nice combination of features, and I can finally do my business without ever touching anything one of my goals in buying a smart, toilet.It looks quite nice. It’s also very compact for an elongated bowl toilet, since there is no tank. This is valuable in our small bathroom, as we have very little room between the tub and the toilet, which faces the tub. Replacing our old round bowl, we gained an extra inch or two of knee room. Even better the shape of the toilet allowed us to install it at a 45° angle, which makes for a far more spacious throne, with plenty of legroom to stretch out.One qualm is that it flushes a lot. If it even has the slightest excuse to flush it flushes, such as raising the seat, and then lowering the seat with no business in between I think once the novelty wears off and we stop playing with it so much, it won’t be that great of an issue.As for the user interface, it has a few other quirks that are a little annoying. For example, when you turn the drying fan on, it flushes immediately. I don’t particularly like the flushing happening while I’m still sitting down. I would rather it would wait until Eagle has left the nest.It also pre-wets the bowl as soon as you sit down. I guess we’ll get used to that as well, but it’s a little disconcerting.The flush is on the loud side, but I guess we’ll get used to that, too.It is nice that you don’t have to wait for a tank to refill between flushes.—————But worst of all, it broke on day two. I hit the button on the remote to raise the lid, and the seat and lid lumbered to lift together. as soon as it I got most of the way up, the motor stopped, and the lid and Seat both flopped down together.The lids torque axle had broken on the seat lid. The seat motor was trying to lift both by itself. At first, I suspected one of my kids of climbing on it or otherwise breaking it, but the fracture is clearly from torque. Even if there was some obstacle in the way, it should be engineered so as to not destroy itself. E.g. a weaker motor, safety switch, current limiter or non-destructive fusible link. I really didn’t expect it to last 10 years, but day two is not acceptable.I’m hopeful, they’ll send me a new lid, as shipping the whole unit back to them is be likely impossible. The shipping crate is as big as a chair and weigh most of 100 pounds, and it was not possible (for me, at least) to extract the product from the box without cutting the box all the way, open. We’ll see how it goes.--------UPDATE, 6 months later.Dropping this from 2 stars to 1 star, for two reasons:1. The right side of the bowl no longer gets wet. I've adjusted the water pressure to its maximum setting, to no avail. So now I have to clean poop stains out of the bowl daily with a brush. Unacceptable.2. The vendor relentlessly sends emails asking me to delete this review, with a promise of sending me a new lid and refunding my money. I've asked them to stop emailing, but they persist. Yesterday, I broke down and said, "OK." They replied, "Okay, please send your address, After waiting for your comments to delete, we will send you a new toilet cover and installation video to you. Thank you for your quick reply. "I replied that this is no way to run a business, and that I suspected this violates Amazon's vendor policies.——————-UPDATE, 7 months laterThe company sent a new “upper section” —- basically everything but the porcelain bowl. This is to fix the poor flow. It also has a new seat lid, to replace the broken one.In prepping to replace the upper section, I experimented with the existing flow-challenged unit. I disconnected the hose that supplies the swirl rinse water to the top of the bowl. I pointed the loose hose into the bowl and flushed, and TONS of water sprayed out.I investigated the swirl fitting, and found a flow reducer orifice inside the hose fitting. With this removed, the flush swirls enthusiastically, rinsing away all traces of brown.If you find your toilet is not rinsing the sides of the bowl well, pop the upper unit off (just lift firmly at the back of the bowl) and check this line for contamination or blockage.I am very pleased with the restored cleaning power, and the company support. Raising this back up to four stars. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️