Review on TOTO SW2033R#01 C100 Electronic Bidet Toilet with Cleansing Water, Heated Seat, Deodorizer, Warm Air Dryer, PREMIST - Round, Cotton White by Kyle Robbins

This is my second purchase of a bidet seat. I liked the smart bidet I bought first and I have a Toto toilet in another bathroom so I thought it would go well together. There was a problem installing the Toto T-piece. It was a lot longer than on the smart bidet. The builder installed the water drain above the floor in this bathroom, so there wasn't enough room for the Toto connections. I tried twisting it sideways with shorter braided braids but nothing worked. The fancy bidet had a shorter T-connector, so I switched bidets. Both fit well. Unlike the Smart Bide, the Toto makes a high-pitched engine noise when you sit on it. No big deal except late at night. it wakes me up I bought the one with the controls on the side. I put it in the powder room and didn't want the guest to put the remote anywhere that I or another guest would have to look for later. Turning around or looking over your shoulder to operate the controls isn't easy. It would be better if there were small raised dots on each key so you can press the one you want by touch. A smart bidet remembers your preferred temperature and water pressure, but Toto doesn't. You'll have to fiddle with the controls every time you use it. Many people wouldn't bother and just use paper. Wins the idea of a ladies' room. I keep it because it's a good product. It works well. Pressure, temperature and blow drying work well. Both Smart Bide and TotoWashlet do what they are supposed to do. I have a Smart Bide remote and I love it. I wish I had bought one from Toto.