ALPHA BIDET JX2 Elongated Bidet Toilet Seat, White, Endless Warm Water, *NEW* Bowl Mist, LED Light, Quiet Operation, Wireless Remote, Stainless Steel Nozzle, Sittable Lid, 3 Year Warranty

With upcoming shoulder surgery, have been anticipating having to modify some activities of daily living. Toileting hygiene was at the top of the list. Before surgery, I thought a bidet would be nice. Now, it will be a necessity. It was delivered on time. Packaged well. The instruction booklet, including diagrams, was very helpful, clear and understandable. Step by step on how to attach it to the toilet. Took about a half hour, maybe less. My brother-in-law put it in for me as I was not able to reach around underneath the toilet detaching and reattaching a new valve. But that was just me. I knew ahead of time that I would need to hire someone to put in an electric outlet. They tapped into an existing outlet from across the way, ran wires through the wall, down under the sink cabinet, securing the wires along the back of the vanity and creating a new outlet on the other side of the cabinet closest to the toilet. Took him less than an hour. Very neat job. Looks great. The bidet plugs right in without any problem. The instructions for operating the bidet are very helpful. Turn the power on. Do your thing. There are several choices on the remote control. Push a button and the bidet will do its job. More intimate details: being a larger lady, after using it a few times, I found that by sitting on the seat as far back as possible helps with hitting the target for the rear wash. Same for the front wash. It would be a nice feature if the nozzle was longer for that reason. I found that before using the fan, dabbing with paper towel after the wash helped with air drying faster. I usually stop the fan after about a minute. Love the warm seat. And the warm water. I definitely feel cleaner and fresher. Like the Charmin bear, no more bits of toilet paper stuck here and there. I don't use the light as it's too bright for me at night. Don't think there's a way to dim it down. I also did not put it on power save as I wanted to see the difference on my electric bill. I can put it on power save next month, if needed. But I don't think there will be that much of a difference as it's a self-contained appliance. Definitely would recommend.

First-time bidet owner here! Did lots of research into purchasing the right bidet, knowing that it is more of an appliance than it is anything else. I actually purchased this item for my wife because she marveled at the bidet she used when we recently went to eat at a sushi restaurant. Seeing the giant grin on her face after that experience, I just had to purchase one for the home. I wanted something that wasn't going to break the bank, but also something that was not a low-quality budget item, because when it comes to bidets, you really get what you pay for. Of course, once it arrived, I couldn't just let my wife get all the enjoyment. First the pros, in no particular order: - I love that the seat warms. Nothing worse than sitting on a cold-ass toilet seat - It really does have never-ending warm water, and you can adjust the temperature setting to your liking - The nozzle is adjustable using the remote, so no need to worry about it not hitting the right spot (so long as you're not sitting too far forward or back on your seat) - The remote is really handy, so that you don't have to fumble around with the seat itself. The remote comes with a holder that can be mounted on the nearest wall or location for easy access. - The water pressure is adjustable and there's definitely enough pressure as required. - The night light is more useful than you think. No need to use the bathroom light at all during the night hours. - Installation was very easy, especially considering there's a step-by-step youtube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37GKUNysjGU) - The Easy Wash function makes it... well.... easy to wash-up using a single button press. And now, the cons: There aren't any! But if I were forced to come up with something.... - The drying function is nice, but relatively useless. Still need to use some toilet paper to dab away the water, unless you want to sit for an additional 3 minutes to wait for the heated dry function. I prefer to just dab, and walk. Or occasionally, dab, sit, and let the heated air dry me more completely because, hey, why not slow down and enjoy the function every once in a while since it's there. - If you find that the nozzle position needs to be adjusted, you'll have to adjust it each time you use the seat (or adjust how you sit) because it does not remember where it was last positioned. But adjusting the nozzle is a single easily accessible button press on the remote. Nowhere near a deal breaker, but it's good to know this so as not to be surprised. So there you have it. I can't compare this bidet to other bidets on the market because this is the first one I've ever used and owned. But I am very happy with my purchase. Been using it for a good 3 months now. I should also note that the instructions say that the bidet needs to be connected to a GFCI outlet. Also, you have to plug it in somewhere and most bathrooms do not have an outlet located right behind or near the toilet, so you'll have to consider that. I was going to hire an electrician to install an outlet near my toilet because mine is in a room all by itself with no outlet available. But the cost was going to be a couple hundred more than the bidet itself. No thanks! I simply plugged an extension cord in the nearest outlet and dressed it along the wall and to the toilet. If you want to do something similar, I have pictures to give an idea. The bathroom outlet is already on a GFCI circuit, so I'm covered there. I'm not an electrician, so I'm not advocating that you do the same as I did unless you consult a qualified electrician, but it worked out in my case and saved me a great deal.

Ok, I know what you're thinking....$390 for a toilet seat that washes your rear?? Who in their right mind.....? This purchase convinced me to get an Amazon credit card for the $150 or whatever discount off your purchase, and I've never looked back. I can't even use the toilet at work anymore, wiping like some kind of neanderthal savage.... I originally first used a bidet at a friend's house 2 years ago. It was the kitchen sink sprayer style that clips on to the side of the toilet tank. You lean to one side and spray, which seems to me would just get poop particles everywhere. I went home after that and bought one of the cheapo $25 basic bidets with the manual controls on the right side. Besides the ridiculously strong cold water spray that felt like I was prepping for a colonoscopy, it was ok. I used that for about 6 months. Then I saw this Alpha. It was like a revelation from the baby Jesus. Initially I balked at the price, $390 is almost enough to buy a new Xbox series X. Or make a car payment. Or a new iPad. Maybe a new Weber smoker. But, thanks to a few glasses of Bourbon, as with all my impulse purchases, plus the fact I could apply for the Amazon CC and get a big discount, I pulled the trigger and WOW. This thing is like the SpaceX Falcon Rocket of bidets. What a beautiful piece of equipment. The seat warms up when you sit on it. The water jet is warm and just the right pressure. There's a blow dry function. There's an LED light. It's self cleaning. There's a remote control that comes with a holder you can mount on the wall. The installation was super easy. I've told epic stories to everyone I can about the marvels of this bidet, so much that I should be a salesperson for them. This kind of technology makes me believe we will get to Mars sooner than later. Climate change will be stopped in it's tracks. All of the wildfires in the country will be extinguished and humanity will live in harmony. Are you worried about the next pandemic and a shortage of toilet paper? Not me! BRING IT ON COVID! Just get it. Now.

So I ordered this on July 19th 2025. It's now been 2 months since then. It was pretty easy to install. When I remodeled my other bathroom, which shares a wall, I installed a power outlet into the master bathroom near the toilet in case of future plans for an electric-powered bidet. I've had a manual Bidet for several years and it worked well. The one negative about it is that it's hard to clean the back part of the tolet as the nozzles always hang down. Then the knob to turn the nozzle water on broke. I figured it was time to step things up. I looked at a number of them. I do have one in the master bath I never use as I don't use that bathroom. It's for my Dad who lives at my house. Anyway, I settled on this one and for the most part it's great. It was easy to install. The remote is nice, though I still need to mount it to the wall. I was able to plug it right in with the outlet I had installed a couple years ago. It does its job. The one thing I don't like is the heat to dry. It blows mostly on my left cheek. It tends to burn. I have it turned way down in power. I have to shift to get the heat where I need it better. That is a negative. The night light works well. It is bright. So if your Bathroom door is open at night, it's just too much light with the seat up. Close the top cover and it's a whole lot better. But I can also stand up and go at night without turning on the bathroom light. The Bedit light is enough. It also helps not to wake up as much to the bright bathroom lights. I can see some glow around the toilet, lift up the top and seat and go. It lacks some features at this price point, but nothing I can't live without. It is soft close and the price wasn't to bad. If anything changes, I'll update this post.

Purchased in February 2024, I found this bidet to be a nice luxury commodity addition for our master bathroom. We graduated from the simpler tushy bidets we now have in our guest bathrooms and all the extra features on this one are well worth the price. The bidet it is very easy to install, looks great with the ambience lighting, and is fairly comfortable. The oscillating cleaning feature it is appreciated along with the ability to warm the water during the winter. The seat can also be easily removed for more detailed cleaning as opposed to other bidets we own. The remote it is easy to operate and has a long battery life. The front washing feature for women it is also appreciated by the lady of the house. Update: I experienced an issue with the water pressure dropping approximately 1 1/2 years into ownership. I contacted support and they were very prompt in replying, offering options to ship in the unit for repair or send me the needed part. I opted for them to ship me the part which was shipped promptly. Once received, it took all of 10-15 minutes to replace and was good as new. Was very satisfied with their customer service and warranty support.

First of all, this Bidet just set in the box unopened for almost three months after I bought it while my entire house was being renovated. I was finally able to install the bidet and use it when two or so months later the water jet went from a comfortable and effective spray amount to what I would consider just a little more than a drip system. BidetKing wants me to pay to ship the item back to them to get it fixed. At one point Bidetking asked if I wanted them to ship me a part and i fix the unit myself. This is assuming I received the actual part that is faulty. I declined as I didn't think this would be a good idea. Items under warranty should only be worked on by the warranty contractors. This way the company can't claim the the owner in anyway did something to void the warranty. That's when cordiality starts to break down and the parties become hostile. BidetKing tech support had me run through a few troubleshooting efforts, but to no avail. And, they won't send me an exchange unit. The Bidetking warehouse is in El Monte, CA, which is approximately an hour and twenty minutes south of me. I offered to drive the item down to them. We'll see if the issue is so simple that they can fix it while I am there and hand it back over to me. My wife and I have always had simple cold water type bidet in the past. We had them for years and not one of them ever broke on us in any way. We are really disappointed with this Alpha JX, given what this bidet cost. I hope we won't regret this purchase, considering we've put one in every bathroom in our house. I will write an update to this review depending on how that goes. By the way, the unit is very easy to installed. But, what good is that if it doesn't work? UPDATE: So, I sent the bidet in to Bidetking twice to get it fixed. The second time Bidetking sent me a refurbished unit a gave me a period of time to send my faculty bidet before charging me. There was no additional cost to me to do any of this. However, the refurbished unit had the wrong water spray nozzle (single hole) installed. The proper spray nozzle has two holes. This is not insignificant. The dual spray nozzle is has a more powerful spray and thus cleans better and faster and may use better quality materials. I was so exhausted with dealing with this issue that I didn't even bother to call Bidetking to have it replaced. That said, I haven't had a problem with the bidet since. I don't know if I'll be buying from this company again. I expect something this expensive to work without all the time spent discovering problems and getting it fixed. Finally, I expect it to be fixed by competent workers and properly.

It takes a minute to get use to the appearance. The install was easy. Mounting was easy. I should have bought one a long time ago. The remote was the driving factor. Since I’m over weight other models without remotes just didn’t make sense easy to clean with a soft cloth. Sturdy more than expected.

This review is from 6 years ago for the Alpha Bidet JX Round. It lasted 6 years: If you'd like my review of the new JX2, head to the bottom: I've used cold water bidets for years and while a shot of cold water to your booty isn't the most pleasant thing, they did the job great, but recently I've been slowly "upgrading my life" and this is the cherry on top by far. I live in Minnesota, I'm a 6'2" man, 198 lbs, generally healthy guy, but I tend to get chilly easily when the a/c is too high or in the winter. Sitting down on a cold toilet seat, I've always thought, cheese and rice that just stole a nice amount of my body heat. This does just the opposite, it warms up like "should it be that warm?" but in a good way. It infuses you with warmth. The instant endless warm water is no joke and with the pulsing action of the wash and dry button starts, it's heaven. The pressure is perfectly calibrated as well. Those $30 manual bidets can release way too much pressure onto your tender toilet parts and can often give you an involuntary enema if you're not careful slowly, slowly turning on the water. As you can see by my setup, I've got my cheap washcloth tower because I don't have time to sit through three drying cycles to dry me bum, so this is what I do… After I wash and the wand retracks, I lean to the left or right, forward or back and let that soak up 90% of the water, I toss it in a small $3 black plastic garbage bin you can maybe see tucked into the upper right hand corner, I then dangle my bits back into the toilet and then activate the dryer. Then I'm dry in 30 seconds instead of 3mins. It's super easy to clean, it self-cleans before and after each use by shooting water into the wand retraction canal and the nano coating is like Teflon. I extended the wand after a month of use and it looked like it did the first day. I cleaned it anyway. I want to take care of this thing. I love this thing. It’s probably my favorite possession. If you gave me the ultimatum, "you can have your mobile phone or your Alpha JX" it would really be a difficult decision. Seriously. Also, you just showered, now ya gotta poo, I feel like that halfway undoes my shower. Or if you're ill or have hemorrhoids or have to poo a lot, it's nice getting so clean, so comfortably, it really just makes the whole experience positive, hygienic, comfortable and just plain superior. I keep TP for guests, but when my mother comes over I remove it. She's terrified of the thing. It absolutely delights me and ensures her visit is swift. ;-) The remote is easy to work. The remote is fine if the lights are on, but they really need to add a back-light to it. At night I just go by feel, if I don't want to turn on the light. My only gripe. At first I didn’t like the white night light, I liked the blue cast of other bidets, but the more I thought of it, if there is something off with your body, it often manifests in discolored pee and poo. I wanna see that, not have to interpret what I’m seeing through a blue light. Pro tip, gentlemen, after you do your business, tuck your front junk between your thighs and put your knees together during a wash… unless you want your entire tackle box wet. But hey, if it makes ya happy, I say go for it. Everything is adjustable, water pressure, water temp, seat temp. On that note, with the instant water heater you will save money over the long run. Cheaper units have a small tank of water warmed with a heater that usually draws about 200 watts constantly and it usually won’t last you though a proper clean. The Alpha JX keeps no water warm until you turn it on and it’s Endless! It’s awesome. It took about 45m to install. Buy it, you won’t regret it. It’s also got a 3 year warranty. It died after 6 years of everyday "home worker" usage. Impressions of the JX2: It looks almost identical to the old model. When the old one just stopped working one day, I did my troubleshooting to confirm it was dead. Then, almost out of muscle memory, I don't even think I thought about it, I just walked over to computer and ordered the exact same model. Going back to paper and wet wipes was so much more time-consuming, disgusting and ultimately demoralizing. I was glad to get the new one in place. And now I have a backup remote if the need ever arises, as that still functions perfectly. Best part: it's as awesome as the original but cleans better with air injection and an oscillating wand. On the older model, after drying with a white washcloth, I'd find I needed to sit down to "rinse and repeat." This new butt buddy is much more effective. It gets me clean the first time in 30 seconds or less. I have like 60 white washcloths I use as "TP" I use to dry, so I'm completely TP, wet wipe free. All the pics below are for the older model. If I posted pics of the new one, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

The bidets were easy to install and all the features work great 3 months later. With the bidet height being higher than a standard toilet seat it is worth looking into getting a slightly lower toilet is you are doing a new build, or buying a new toilet. I am almost 6 feet tall and my lower legs are straight. For shorter people you might want to buy a slightly lower toilet. Otherwise no complaints at all and this is an American company so chances are you can get parts vs buying from a non-North American company.

It arrived completely damaged in every aspect.. I can't believe everything I saved for this chair went to waste

I'm 400 lbs with a big booty and I poop alot.. this thing makes going to the bathroom an enjoyment... the quality is outstanding... first the night light is awesome because it's just bright enough that the room is dark but I can see to take a leak..the lid lowers slowly which eliminates noise.. and it has alot of power in the sprayer... the hot water on your bumhole feels really good and it eliminates wiping 5 times... its not rated for ppl 400 lbs but I've used mine 1000 times sense I've had it and it's just like the day I took it out the box over a year ago... must have

Works like a charm & so easy to operate. My husband had it installed in no time at all. We are loving it! Definitely cleans well & saves on toilet paper! Hope it continues to impress over time. Very happy with this purchase.

I think this has to be one of the best purchases I've ever made. The first time I used it, I was sold. Why on earth did I spend the last 40+ years of my life wiping with dry paper? This thing is powerful. Nice warm seat, warm water and a warm dryer. Cleans everything right up. If you're on the fence, just know you won't regret this purchase.