Brondell Swash SE600 Bidet Toilet Seat, Fits Elongated Toilets, White - Oscil...

I purchased this Brondell SE600 bidet toilet seat five years ago after a back surgery. Best investment ever! My entire family quickly fell in love with it and it went from a "luxury" item to a "necessary and indispensable" item! We never had any problems with the bidet itself and loved the convenient remote. Unfortunately, we bought the round seat instead of the elongated seat and didn't realize our mistake until after the return period was over. So the toilet seat bumpers never aligned up correctly and the seat shifted when we sat on it. It wasn't perfect but we lived with it. I had a total knee replacement a couple weeks ago and after the seat fell down because one of the glued on bumpers fell off, my weight shifted and my new knee ended up quickly moving which hurt like h@ll. We decided it was finally time to buy a bidet with an elongated seat. I was going to buy the exact same model, but I saw a different model that had a "sittable" lid. I ordered it, my husband installed it, I loved when I sat down and the seat actually lined up! But then when I pressed the button on the remote to rinse off, I jumped...but not for joy! The water was cold! It got warm, but every single time it was cold. We read the manual and the Troubleshooting section. Nothing in the setup was different. So I ended up returning the other bidet and reordered this Brondell SE600. As soon as it was connected, I tried it, and I had warm water instantly, just like our previous Brondell bidet. If I'm going to pay $300+ for an "optional" item, it better make me comfortable and happy! So I definitely recommend this Brondell SE600 bidet toilet seat!

This seat does everything it says it does and does it well. The install was simple to follow, easy to do, and quick. The seat and lid are study, well built, and feel like quality. The slow close feature is pretty cool. It easily comes off for cleaning and snaps right back on. The nightlight is a big hit. The remote works and is simple to understand and "get dialed in," the beep feedback is nice and subtle... the text could be a bit larger though. The heated seat is nicer than I thought it would be. In fact, it is quite a shock to sit on one of the other seats in the house, even on a warm day! Wow, what an unpleasant experience, I guess I'll just have to outfit the other bathrooms accordingly... eventually... So, would I buy this seat again? Yes, but I'd probably go for the model that has unlimited heated water. This model has a tank and the water definitely gets pretty cool by the end of the short cleaning cycle. Also the air-drier is pretty much useless. This is not a fault of this seat or anything, it's just the physics of trying to dry water with a slowly moving waft of warm air, unless you want to run several cycles. It IS nice, after a shower, to sit down and run the dry cycle before donning clothes, and it is really nice on a cold night. Finally, the opening is pretty small, even on the elongated model. I'm a pretty big guy and everything fits and is comfortable, just feels... snug.

Okay. I purchased this bidet to replace the inexpensive hot/cold bidet I had before. The old bidet is being moved downstairs. While the old seat wasn't great, it wasn't bad for a $50 either. That was my only prior experience with a bidet and it is what I use for comparison. The Brondell is one hell of an upgrade from that other bidet and it's worth every penny. PROS: 1) I read a few reviews knocking the blow dryer in the seat. This was one of the main reasons I wanted to upgrade. In my case, I was very surprised to see how effective the blow dryer is. This feature reduce my TP utilization to zero. 2) When I initially got the seat, I was worried about the pressure. It was nowhere near the pressure of my old seat. Of course my old seat had enough pressure to blow water out your ears. After a few weeks, I've reconsidered my initial impressions. I think this is superior to the high pressure sphincter injection method. With the 'move' feature. It's plenty of pressure to do the job. Sometimes I run it twice. I don't think it's necessary most of the time, but it's pretty enjoyable so I don't mind. 3) I thought the heated seat was a gimmick, but I was pleasantly surprised how comfortable a warm seat is. I usually forget it's heated right up to the moment I sit down. It's quite nice. 4) The blue glow is pretty awesome Here are a few observations: 1) The heater will definitely stink up the bathroom if you don't flush first. I'm not really sure how effective the deodorizer is. I usually remember to run it when it's too late (after I start the drying phase). This is going to be the same with any bidet with a dryer though. And now the CONS: 1) The massage option doesn't seem to do anything. I really cannot tell the difference. 'Move' is enough. 2) The damned plastic T-adapter is silly. I cannot keep the damned thing from leaking no matter what I do. 3) The water cools down before the cycle is over. I wouldn't say it gets cold, but it cools off a little. None of those things are enough to make me knock an entire star off. If I could remove a half star (to 4.5), I would. The seat is so good in the PRO department though that it's definitely something I would recommend. If you haven't had a bidet, you will quickly learn that not having one is a real problem. If you have a cheaper bidet, you will want to upgrade. This bidet is a very good value and I highly recommend buying it.

So we got our first bidet seat for xmas 2018. It was a Brondell E600. Just to set the stage...I am 6'3" and weigh about 270lbs and my wife is 5'8" and weighs about 160lbs. We really liked everything about this bidet with one exception. It has a water tank with heater and the warm water would run out within about 15-20 seconds even though most everything I read said it would last 40-60 seconds. Now, it really only takes about 10-15 seconds of washing to get the job done BUT...I like to let it go a little longer just to make sure it's all nice and clean on the ole bottom so we would run out of warm water most of the time. Due to this, we decided to move that seat to our kid's bathroom and order another one for me and the wife. Wifey said that the Brondell E600 also didn't seem like it hit the right spot on her front wash and she had to wiggle around a bit to get that done but it wasn't a deal breaker for her because she liked everything else about it. We started shopping around again and decided on the Biobidet BB-2000. Biobidet BB-2000 - This seat has a lot of features but we felt like the quality of this seat was not as good as the Brondell. We also noticed that the seat did not stay very warm. It seemed like it was just about room temp all the time, after you sat down for about 30 seconds you could feel it start warming up. It almost seemed like it was in eco mode all the time no matter whether it was set to low or high. It did seem to have an endless supply of warm water no matter how long you let the wash cycle run. I ended up contacting someone at bidetking.com and asking about the seat warming and was told that they have one in their office and it's the same way. We decided the cost was too much to just settle so we returned it and have now ordered a Brondell swash 1200. Brondell Swash 1200 - waiting on delivery so can't say at this time but feel confident we will love it. Summary: After owning a Brondell, a Biobidet and a Alpha JX we have decided that of them all we liked the Brondell brand a lot more. It just seems like the quality is better. The seat is nice and toasty at all times even on the low and medium settings. On the Biobidet and the Alpha we noticed when you get up from the toilet the seat wants to lift up with you. That did not happen on the Brondell. Seems like that is due to the heavy dutyness (don't think that's a real word) of the seat of the Brondell. The lid of the Biobidet seemed very flimsy and weak. The Alpha was better in that regard. The Alpha seemed to clean the worst of them all that we've tried. This is a significant investment (well worth it in our opinion) and you should be completely satisfied since you will be using it daily. We truly believe based on experience now that the amount of toilet paper we will save the seat will pay for itself in 2 yrs or less. Obviously, there is a fair amount of personal preference with an item like a bidet but for us, we think the Brondell brand is significantly better quality than all the others we tried. I can also say that I used to travel to Japan quite a bit and they almost solely use Toto brand there so I have tried them also and the Brondell brand seems everybit as good as a Toto and Brondell seems to have more features for less money than Toto. My wife said that both the Biobidet and the Alpha did a better job washing her front parts but I believe that's because they both have 2 separate wands (one for the rear and one for the front) which allows for better washing of a ladies parts than just having one wand for both like the Brondell E600 we had first. The new Brondell swash 1200 we have ordered has 2 wands so we are expecting it to wash her front lady parts as well as the Biobidet and Alpha. No matter which one you choose, if you have never had a bidet seat, I think you'll find it's a game changer and you'll wonder how you have gone so long and never owned one. We will never be without one again. It works so much easier and better than toilet paper and/or wipes. Is better for your sewer or septic system and the environment. The Brondell washed so well that even after the wash you can wipe with toilet paper and find the paper will be completely clean! Other than using the single piece of toilet paper to dry off with, you wouldn't need to wipe at all. That reminds me, the dryer function on them all is pretty much worthless so don't let that be a deciding factor in your evaluation of any of them. Oh, and my wife really likes the blue nightlight function on the Brondell too. Hope this helps anyone who is shopping to help you make a decision and get the most bang for your buck.

Best investment I ever made in my bathroom! Once you get a bidet you’ll never want to go without one again. I have been using it for about 18mo now, and it is still working just fine. Some features are pointless (the deodorizing fan and air dryer are basically useless in my opinion), but overall it’s been more than worth it. The heated seat, warm water wash, adjustable movement and pressure, independent remote control, and nightlight are its biggest selling points. For the price, I don’t think that I could have done better. It does not totally eliminate the need for toilet paper, I still use a small amount to dry, but it greatly reduces the amount used and leaves you feeling so much cleaner. **Caution for female users** Be careful with using the female wash function as I believe it may have contributed to a UTI. I used the female/front wash function for several months with no issues, but developed a UTI after about 5mo (I’ve never had a UTI before, and using a bidet was the only different thing in my lifestyle). It’s possible that bacteria was forced up the urethra with the force of the water stream, but I can’t be sure that it was the cause. Since discontinuing use of that particular function I haven’t had any further issues.

I'm having total shoulder replacement next week and since my left arm will be immobile for a minimum of three weeks. I decided this was the best remedy for my hygiene needs. I researched many brands and decided on this one, it has all the features I want, and at the right price. It was easy to install just take your time an read the installation instructions carefully. Obtaining the most comfortable settings will take some time because there are so many options and combinations. I didn't find any settings that were uncomfortable. The only cons I can think of is that the electrical is too short but an extension cord solves that problem. Frankly, if the cord was six feet long, my receptacle might be eight feet away so it's not a design flaw. The air dryer won't completely dry you but it's a good start. The warm water is somewhat limited but my well water temperature is not too startling. I'm very pleased so far and would recommend this to anyone who wants a good value.

I didn't have a chance to install it right away, I was in and out of the hospital. Finally had it installed 7 months ago, and at first I loved it. I am disabled, so it was a God send, only one arm works, and it has a torn rotor cuff that won't heal. Then issues started coming up. At first, 2 months in, the LED light failed, and then the remote stopped working at all, so it was a reach around back to activate it, and all the charm was gone, only 1 setting, rear cleaning, no amenities at 4½ months, during the next month, the heated water went out, even though I used Brondell filters @ 3 & 6 month replacements. It sure was cold, painfully to say the least. Then a awful sound started coming out at 5½ months a not-normal grinding and water spraying in a tube sound. This was followed by either no water at all or a weak stream. Now I have to unplug it and only plug it in as I sit down, wait for the grinding to stop, then a beep. And 1 out of 3 tries average will produce a very weak and ice-cold wetting of the bottom, no spray, sometimes as short as only 8 seconds. So many great reviews and so much comparing one to the next, and now it is DEAD. It will be sad to go back to having to ask assistance from my Home Care Worker... nobody wants that, believe me. Buy a more dependable unit, "don't get caught with your pants down"

When the unit came in I was able to install it quickly, and it worked great...for 1 day. The second day the unit kept shutting down during a wash cycle. I reached out to Brondell for warranty repair and they said they would give this priority service. I would like to say that 3 weeks turn around time does not feel like priority service; I believe that standard ground shipping plays a big part in the long time. I repackaged the unit in the box that it came in with the supports that it originally had expecting that it would do fine during shipping. When I got the unit back it was no longer in the original box. Upon opening it I found a sticky note stating "unit was received smeared." Pulling it out of the box I found that the logo has been rubbed across the top of the unit staining it blue, and that the unit has multiple scuffs and scratches (picture shows the "smearing," but the other scuffs/scrapes on the unit would not show on the pictures). Essentially a brand new unit that I have owned for all of 2 days looks like it is 10 years old now. My wife and myself are incredibly upset that we spent $400 for something that now looks like we should have only paid $50 for. At least we got a sticky note saying it's not Brondell's fault our unit now looks... For the record, treating your customers with indifference leads them to no longer being customers. As far as it being a bidet, it works just fine after the repair. It will do exactly what the manufacturer says it will do. However, as far as the company is concerned they fell flat on their face. Their lack of caring about quality has left me incredibly bitter against them. Every time we look at this unit will be a reminder of this horrible experience and will give us the feeling we just wasted $400. Do yourself a favor and spend a bit more money on a company that will provide a quality product with customer service that matches.

Great! We have this model in two of our bathrooms. We first purchased the model and loved it and then saw the reviews afterwards for the SE 600 and the 1000 and sat on the fence of which one to buy, decided to try the 1000 but found the 1000 model but it didn’t reach my female front parts despite it saying it should so ended up buying a second SE 600. And we will just put the 1000 downstairs in the basement where it won’t get much use. The pressure is good, I like that. It reaches both front and back and the water temperature is brilliant, it is nice that it is not freezing cold on your parts. The remote is easy enough that my mom can use and she has some cognitive deficits. We actually bought her one for her place too!

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It was an easy set up because I am replacing an old one. Works well.

I’m a wheelchair user (legs don’t work). First time I used it I slid forward and it came off, leaving me in quite a pickle. Since replaced with a full bidet toilet. Might be good if you don’t slide forward to get up.

Works better than $3000.00 toilet I installed in other bath