VOVO VB-6100SR Round Bidet Toilet Seat, Warm Water, LED Light, Heated Seat, White, Dryer, Stainless Steel Nozzle, Made in Korea

Oh how I love this Bidet Seat. We have two bidet seats in our home. This one has all the bells and whistles. I initially laughed at the idea of a heated seat, but this winter I loved it. Our bathroom is cool and to sit on that nice warm seat was a delight. It has two modes of cleaning, front and back. The water stays warm enough for one cycle, but that is usually sufficient. Even when it runs out of warm, it gradually cools. It has several levels of pressure spray, though I would caution you against the strongest level unless you would like to be clean internally as well if you get my drift. It also has several levels on the heated seat as well as the air dry function. My husband had no trouble installing it. This bidet came with a remote control vs our first one which has the controls on the right side of the seat.PRACTICAL POINTS: I love the remote or I should say I love not having the controls on the right side of the seat as our other one does, which is too near the bowl and too easily splashed on. I also love the self cleaning nozzle. Our upstairs bidet has a nozzle that is fixed in place. This bidet the cleaning nozzle retracts when not in use. Therefore when not in use it stays free from splash or spray.Introduction to Bidets: For those of you who haven’t used a bidet yet, I encourage you to do so. After using one, you’ll find you don’t feel clean if you don’t have one available. The first one we purchased was installed in our upstairs bathroom. When we moved downstairs, we couldn’t live without the bidet and rather than move it, we purchased this one for our downstairs bathroom. I love feeling clean any time of the month, day or night. When I say we, I do mean it. My husband loves it as much or perhaps more than I do.Practical Tips: Some people like to dry with a towel or hang a separate towel for each member of the family. Other’s chose to dry with toilet paper, but I always felt that defeated the cost efficiency. I purchased 2 dozen inexpensive white washcloths. I keep them folded in a basket on the back of toilet. After using the bidet we dry with the cloth and drop it in a very cute basket that sits beside the toilet. I chose white washcloths purposely and have never had anything but water on the cloth. That’s how well this works.

We purchased this round Vovo bidet seat and a comparable Toto elongated model for two of our bathrooms. Installing the Toto was a little easier than the Vovo; the bases and base hardware were different.After trying the bidets out for the last week, we can say overall we like the Vovo bidet better. The Vovo's wireless control is more intuitive than Toto's (which has buttons on both sides). The Vovo control has a magnetic cradle vs Toto's plastic non-magnetic bracket. The Vovo's warm water reservoir also seemed to outlast the Toto reservoir.Both bidets are very good, but the Vovo model seemed to be a better value at less than $300. We got the Toto for much less on eBay, but it's regular retail price is close to $400.

The Vovo Bidet is truly the Rolls-Royce of bidets. It has everything you could ask for—a heated seat, heated water, adjustable pressure settings, targeted spray options, and even a nightlight. The features are top-tier, and the overall quality is outstanding. I’ve tried a few other bidets before this, and none of them come close.On top of that, the customer service was phenomenal. Huge shoutout to Dawn—she was incredibly helpful, patient, and genuinely cared about making sure I had a great experience. It’s rare to find that level of support these days.If you’re looking for a top-quality bidet, this is it. You won’t regret it.

Let me get this out of the way first: I like this toilet. I'm glad I got it, even though I paid more for this than I ever thought I would pay for a toilet. The remote works well, it heats the air, water, and seat very nicely. The sensors seem to work pretty well. And we have yet to manage to stop it up (in a family of five with this as the main toilet). Also, the bidet portion of it is very adjustable and works well.But one advertised feature is false, and another item mentioned online in some places and in the manual is also not entirely accurate. Before I go on, I would like to note that I really just am dinging the star to try to insure that the manufacturer updates the ad, and then I would happily move this to five stars:First the false claim: This toilet claims to have a deodorizer. It does not. It has a thin piece of plastic with holes in it that the manual claims is a deodorizer. But it's just a thin piece of plastic that has holes in it. And in the manual, the only recommendation for maintenance of this thing is to wash it now and then. This is NOT a deodorizer. As I've said, it's simply a piece of plastic with holes in it. I'm guessing the real functionality of this thing is to prevent water from splashing into the vent.Second item that is mentioned here and there, but I notice was not advertised on the Amazon page for this: The LED light that "Subtlety illuminates" the toilet is one of those purple ones that some companies love to claim is a UV light that can sterilize surfaces. In advertisements elsewhere, and even in the manual for this, they claim that this can help sterilize the toilet. Well, it's just a purple LED light. Real UV that can sterilize things uses MUCH shorter wavelengths. Not that I care that much. The light is kind of nice to look at and I'm not sure how helpful "sterilizing" the bowl of a toilet would be anyway, all things considered.There is one other issue: If you get the model with the automatic toilet seat, it can be a bit confusing. It will let you lift and lower it with your hand where you give it a little nudge, and then it takes over. But if you nudge it too much, it can get a little out of sync, and it may not work properly for a couple of tries. For example, it may not raise all the way up. Helping it a few times by hitting the remote for the seat and using your hand to help the seat to the position it should be in can fix this. You can prevent this problem by always using the remote instead of moving it with your hands. Also, one time the seat just got stuck. It acted like it wanted to stay in one place. I powered it off and back on and that fixed the problem.With all of that said, I really like this thing. The toilet appears to use sensors built into the actual seat to determine if a full size butt is sitting on it or not, and it won't activate the bidet if your kids play with the controls while no one is sitting on it, or if your four year old is sitting on it and curious about that feature (sorry little one, you'll have to wait until your butt is a bit bigger). The seat can be adjusted from mildly warm to real toasty, as can the air and water. The butt fan (dryer?) is not overly strong, as mentioned elsewhere, and you will probably go through some toilet paper drying yourself off, but it's still a bit improvement over using the TP like you normally would. Also, if you get the powered seat, it can raise and lower both the seat itself and the lid. There is also an auto flush, but it only works for sit down events, not standing ones.One other feature I don't recommend using, if you have it in a bathroom with a shower: it has a setting where it can auto raise the lid for you as you approach (if you have the automatic toilet seat). But if you have people going in there just to use the shower, it may creep them out a bit when it suddenly opens as they walk by. You can turn that off, so no biggy.Keep in mind that you will need an outlet near the toilet. But don't do what I did and think you are clever by installing a socket right behind the toilet so no one can see it. Because the next time you try to unplug the toilet (in case it needs a "reboot", which I've had to do once), you will realize you can't. Because it's hidden behind the toilet.This is turning into a novel, so close up by saying that I really do like the toilet, and it helped me get past my fear of using a bidet. Just don't count on the deodorizer.Edit: It's been over a year and the toilet continues to perform well. I am concerned about the auto opening lid motor, as it seems like it could be a failure point (due to the amount of stress there must be on the gear/motor mechanism contained in a pretty small area), but thus far I have had no issues (except for the very occasional reset I have to perform when someone forcibly moves the lid in a way that the toilet is not expecting). The one other issue I have, and it might just be because of my particular biology: Occasionally the bidet spray is somewhat painful, like it is hitting a sensitive spot a little too hard. Perhaps that is just me having sensitive spots on occasion, so I'm not going to ding it for that. I'll provide an update if I run into any issues. But I'm still pretty happy with the purchase.

This toilet allows me to have a small amount of water to flush. The wireless remote control is flawless and efficient. When I need a large flush, the toilet cleans the entire bowl. Very quiet and efficient. I have emailed VOVO with questions regarding use and they have responded almost immediately. No problems with this smart toilet.