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Message to troglodytes:A smart toilet with a bidet/washlette is a huge improvement over the last few century's paper wipe toilets for around the same price. Get one if you are tired of looking at dirty underwear and enjoy knowing you are clean down there. As an added benefit, you will save a couple hundred dollars each year on toilet paper.I splurged for the L02 MAX because I preferred the way it looked and had the features I wanted.The customer service for this distributor is very accommodating, but you can only contact them via Amazon's convoluted system. Hard to get there, but rewarding when you finally do. You do have to be patient due to language/tech-bro issues, but they remedied an issue I had (lid was failing to auto-open) politely and quickly.This very reasonably priced smart toilet replaced a 10 year old Toto G400 that cost $2k back in the day.This unit's bowl stays spotless! The flushing action is fantastic and the finish is like glass. The bowl light (something the TOTO didn't have) is soft and works as intended... you don't have to fully wakeup when doing a midnight run. The washlette is sufficient, although the first little bit of water is cold. The seat stays warm.The temperature is in Celsius and you cannot change it to Fahrenheit. There are only three settings so they would be better off with 123 or ABC than sticking those of us who are not accustomed to it with Celsius. Come to think of it, not sure why the static readout is even necessary since I doubt you will change it much. Unlike the Toto it doesn't have memorized settings for more than one person, but we never used them anyway.Design could be improved since it has unnecessary tight corners, holes, lips and edges(lid, cover, hinges) which makes everything other than the bowl difficult to clean unless you have very tiny fingers. The cleaning instructions only tell you what not to use (many things) not any suggestions on what you can use, to avoid damaging the plastic lid/seat surfaces.The instructions could use improvement. My plumber and I (architect) could not figure out how to remove the top and didn't want to risk breaking it, so we had to try to reach around inside to secure the water line. Once my very expensive plumber left (with a half-done installation) I watched a video from another model that showed it's just a matter of gently (suggest you wrap tool with a towel or rag) prying with a screwdriver/chisel/prybar until it pops off the fittings. THIS IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT'S UNUSUAL! The distributor did finally send me a graphic from another instruction manual, but that took over 24 hours and I had already trudged through.As another reviewer has mentioned, you also need to unscrew the waterline coming from the toilet and it will be pressurized behind the fitting so you can expect it to loudly pop and spit out it's plastic guts. Good luck finding it if you weren't prepared to catch it! Plumber left the flange bolts for me to tighten up once I figured out how to remove the top. The valve fitting comes with two adjusters if you need them, the default worked for me. It does use a compression fitting, like many toilet supply valves.The foot sensor for the seat is difficult to use because it's range of motion detection is less than a half inch and it's hard to find it with your foot if you are standing directly over it. A protruding button would be FAR better. The only solution I have found is to stand to the side so you can see where to place your foot. Good luck if you are in a hurry!The remote control is a hit/miss and unless your holding it in your hand while over the toilet it will often fight you. Better to get used to the button on the side of the toilet.Unlike the Toto, I am seeing this complaint with a lot of the current smart toilets so can't fault the distributor... a very odd aspect is how it waits for 2-3 minutes before it flushes after you walk away from a standing use, but if you use the air dryer via the remote it flushes instantly, sprinkling your bare bottom with water you don't want. Since the air dryer isn't strong enough accomplish much (Toto was like a mini blow-dryer), I simply quit using it and just do an extra pat or two with the paper, but it is a flaw that needs remedied.The Toto would wait to flush until the lid closed after you raised from the seat (or left the motion sensor area if standing) which was far more sanitary as far as airborne debris (substantial if you ever watch the many videos on it).And for toilet designers in the future... you should be able to set the default action between the lid only and the lid/seat. Mine is near my home office and there's a 5:1 ratio of needing the lid/seat to rise compared to the lid only.After all of this, the fact that this toilet flushes so well, the bowl itself stays so clean and it's so attractive with it's led rave light, it negates the general design shortcomings.

This toilet is amazing. As Smart Toilets go, this is a 4 of 5. But for the price it is a 6 of 5. I have installed toilets that are 5000 on the cheap end and they ARE nicer and have better features and better remote and feel a bit more solid etc. But they are 10X the price and better feel that way! When I went to purchase this toilet I read the bad reviews. Many of them center around the difficulty in finding the adapters to attach to a US based compression fitting to the larger pipe thread fitting. This DID take me about 20 min at Home Depot to find something that would fit. And arguably it is 3 fittings together to be able to make it happen, and that is NOT usual. But, I did find a solution and it tucks in under the toilet and you cannot see it. So rest assured that if Home Depot carries it, then it is not a specialty item you just have to take the time.As for the function. It works well. The light is perfect for nighttime aiming without blinding yourself with the main light. Heated seat is amazing in the winter and you will never have a cleaner bum. IDK why these are not everywhere in the US.Also I have decided that if this toilet lasts 3 years before I have to buy a new one, I do and continue to do that with the upgraded models, it would take 30 years to equal the same cost as ONE "Better" toilet. And I get a new one every 3 years. That is my logic. Hope that helps. I slowly replaced all the toilets in my house with these. I send guests into the BR not telling them what to expect and wait to see what they do. It is always fun.

Update, we just purchased our second one! Perfect smart toilet upgrade and a great price!The good - easy installation, powerful bidet, efficient dryer, hands free, well put together, and powerful flushing. Great customer service.The bad - pay close attention to where your water valve is. Once installed I barely had enough clearance and the water valve had little room. Also, the foot sensor to raise the seat can be tricky and sometimes non responsive. If you have dark (black) shoes or socks, it often will not response. Finally, my wife doesn’t like the fact it flushes (automatically) with the lid open. I asked the support line and was told that’s by design so the lid doesn’t close on the person. Not sure I agree as the to8ket doesn’t flush until after there is no weight on the seat. So I’m not sure why they didn’t program it to close the lid first, then flush.Overall, you can’t beat the price, ease of install, and overall quality. I’m planning on buy another and would recommend!

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.