SmartBidet® SB-1000 Smart Bidet Electric Bidet Toilet Seat with Heated Seat, Warm Water, Air Dryer – Remote Control, Round
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- Smart & Easy: Upgrade now to a hands-free wash with our Smart Bidet toilet seat. Our Smart Bidet includes a remote that ends awkward twisting by using a simple, easy-to-use design that makes operating your custom wash completely effortless.
- Quick Warm Comfort: Enjoy soothing, rapid warm water delivery from this advanced electric bidet. Engineered as a fully customizable heated bidet, it features 3 adjustable water temperatures and 5 seat warming levels to entirely eliminate the shock of cold winter bathroom visits.
- Premium Hygiene & Touchless Drying: The durable Smart Bidet SB-1000 features a 3-in-1 self-cleaning nozzle with dedicated posterior, feminine, and targeted turbo wash modes. Experience a clinically superior wash and a completely touchless bidet with dryer that offers 5 adjustable warm air settings.
- Robust Durability & Safety: Engineered for long-term reliability, this electric bidet toilet seat boasts a high-density construction that confidently supports up to 330 lbs. It is a premium toilet bidet equipped with intelligent skin-sensor activation, effortless quick-release mounting, and a soft-close lid to prevent damaging slams.
- Efficient & Easy Install: Reduce utility bills with an automatic energy-saving mode that optimizes power when idle. Featuring a whisper-quiet, soft-closing lid and seat, this user-friendly bidet installs in under 30 minutes with no special plumbing required.
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SmartBidet with remote is easy to install and offers its users hygiene, comfort, and convenience. It is easy to use and friendly to the environment. SmartBidet also offers a stylish design and a multi-function control panel. Here are a few of SmartBidet's amazing features: Posterior wash, feminine wash, oscillating wash, warm air dryer, adjustable water pressure, hygienic filtered water, heated water, heated seat, safety on/off sensor, self-cleaning nozzle, quick release seat for easy cleaning, energy saving mode, soft close lid and seat.
Color: White
Brand: SmartBidet
Material: Plastic
Style: Modern
Shape: U-Shape
Product Dimensions: 19.4"L x 15.1"W
Item Weight: 4.53 Kilograms
Number of Items: 1
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Global Trade Identification Number: 58
Brand Name: SmartBidet
Model Number: SB-1000WR
UPC: 852905005358
Global Trade Identification Number: 58
Manufacturer: SmartBidet
Manufacturer Part Number: SB-1000WR
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Item Type Name: Smart bidet Electric Bidet Seat
Included Components: Plumbing Fixtures, Toilet Seats and Bidet Seats, bidet-seats
Color: White
Style: Modern
Shape: U-Shape
Material Type: Plastic
Operation Mode: Automatic
Item Dimensions L x W: 19.4"L x 15.1"W
Item Weight: 4.53 Kilograms
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Size: Elongated
I’m very happy with this bidet seat. The heated seat is comfortable, the warm water works well, and the controls are easy to understand. It makes using the bathroom much more comfortable and convenient. Installation was not too difficult, and the seat feels solid and well made. I also like that it is easy to clean and the soft-close feature is a nice bonus. The size fit well on my toilet and it looks neat and modern. Overall, this is a great product for the price. It works as expected and makes a big difference in daily comfort. I would definitely recommend it to other customers.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2026 by Tony
Size: Elongated
Stop your endless searching and comparing. Let me start by saying that I've had my eye on a bidet seat for well over a few years. I started building a house and thought to save all luxury expenses until after the home was built, which is what happened. I've been in my house for nearly a month and this seat was my latest luxury appointment added to my dream home. I know this is a big investment for most of you so I'll break it down as much as possible. Since there is always some kind of compromise when retrofitting something like an existing toilet, let's start with the good, then I'll talk about the bad, if you can call it bad. I will also address this brand versus others. The Pros: It's simply human nature to follow in the footsteps of generations past. Most of us were raised knowing how to use a toilet and after simply wiping with a tissue. The more we wipe, the cleaner the tissue gets, but we all know it only really gets mostly clean. We accept that as good enough since it's simply how everyone does it. The pro part is that this product really works. I mean it REALLY cleans. When you lightly tab-dry your spot after cleaning, there is no trace of anything. Nothing. There is also this sense of satisfaction knowing that you're even cleaner than you used to be. That's also how I felt after moving from a regular toothbrush to a Sonicare years ago. Before I mention the Cons, I'll say that the Pros outweigh the cons by miles. The Cons: There is usually some compromise when you retrofit something. In this case, the seat is a fairly large statement sitting atop the toilet. It's wider and bulkier than a toilet seat and although you'd know that going in, once in place, I lost the beautiful lines of my expensive Toto toilet. Now, if I had to put a rating on the pro vs con, I would say 10 points to the pro and 3 for the con. Pro wins! So yes, I'm completely willing to give up the clean lines of my toilet for this utility I don't want to live without now. So let's now discuss features, price and how I ended up with this particular brand and model. If you're anything like me, you'll read a thousand reviews and compare and compare and compare till you feel you have your best answer. I did just that and thought for sure I was getting a Brondell swash 900 or 1000. It was a better value than Toto and the reviews were great. Only at the time I was ready to pull the trigger did I stumble on SmartBidet and starting comparing features. It came down to this: I didn't want to spend upwards of $500 for something that could fail in a few years, so I made a price limit for myself which was $300 and under. After reading a lot of reviews, I felt the features of this model were on par with others' which were more expensive and reviews seemed to back this product up. I'll admit, I've had this installed for about 48 hours, but I've run it through its paces and I would give up my Sonicare toothbrush before giving this up. Operation: This seat has more things than I actually wanted, but more is better than less. I didn't need a heated seat or even heated water. I live in Southern California, so only time will tell if I ever use either function. On those few cold weeks, we have here in LA, I might revisit these functions. I've tested them, and they work, but I don't feel the need to heat anything. I prefer this remote version to the versions with the controls on the side of the seat, mostly for aesthetics and cleanliness. Also, there is a dryer function that works well, but as another reviewer also stated, you're stirring around a lot of air particles that you might want to leave alone. I will say, though, it does dry pretty well. You'll still need a light tap with toilet tissue. The functions I feel are great are Nozzle Position and Oscillate. Only on my second use did I discover the water pressure + and - function and WOW. The top pressure might take graffiti off a block wall. Okay, not that strong but it made you chuckle right? Variable pressure is a great option for sure. ******* 5-YEAR UPDATE******* So, five years later it still performs like new. Also, I've only had to change the batteries in the remote once in all this time. Also, I have a tip if you're going to buy one: Click the Energy Saver button on the remote so the unit has (2) red LED lights on. One for power, the other for Energy Saver. It will stay in this mode, just verify now and then by looking for both LEDs to be lit up. The reason you want this is so the heating element for the water sprayer only goes on after you sit on the seat. Otherwise, it will be warming the seat 24/7 and since it uses conductive heating, that can cost you on the electric bill. Besides, it starts to warm the water once you sit and only takes about 60 seconds. You need that time to do your business anyway, usually. It might also warm the toilet seat, but let's get real. It's plastic. However cold your home might be, a plastic seat warms with your body in about 5 seconds or less anyway. ***********UPDATE********** Just after the 5-year mark, it started blowing outlet circuit breakers. I thought it was the outlet and changed it. The unit will always work initially, but when I return to the toilet, the breaker the GFI circuit it tripped. I'm now going to consider a new one. I'm not sure if I'll get the same version again or a different one. for 5 years, it worked great until it failed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2016 by J. Alden
Size: Elongated
Fits Glacier Bay Power Flush (elongated) perfectly! Easy install if you’re somewhat handy and have a wrench laying around. Pros: Love the updated remote, must have. Soft close is smooth. Quality parts/construction. Stable and comfortable. The water pressure is strong. All the functional aspects work well and are very adjustable. Power cord is on the right side so if you’re fitting out a bathroom the outlet should be on the right but the cord is long enough to reach either side. Friend of mine got the XCQQ with the controls attached on the side and in my opinion the seat on that model had me sitting more forward and unnatural compared to this model. Also there wasn’t as much room so men have to tuck it down and in so to speak, not ideal at all. Also the controls on the toilet seat…? After thinking about the long term maintenance/cleanliness the remote option was the obvious choice so I can keep it away from the dirty business. Cons: It looks a bit much/bulky. Would love a slimmer looking product for around the same price. $300 is steep compared to some of the other models with all the same functionality. Fitment could be an issue if toilet tank protruded out any more or seat measurements were smaller. Can’t use standard toilet cleaning products. (Vinegar/baking soda manufacturer recommended) Overall I would recommend starting with this one over the cheaper models if you’re looking to invest in a bidet and want a quality product that’s going to last, fit, and be more comfortable. This review is based on my first day impression and will update when a few months go by.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2026 by Nick DeLuca
Size: Round
Being half Japanese, I have some experience with these seats. Between my mom's house and mine, I've now installed five of them. My mom originally got a Toto Washlet in the 80's. It lasted over a decade. When it finally broke, she replaced it with a non-Toto unit that lasted a few years. She replaced it with a Toto which has been solid for over a decade. I finally installed a Toto Washlet in my master bath and had been considering putting one in my guest bath. Well, my mom is now quite elderly and has moved in with me, so I got a bargain model with fast shipping so she could have one fast and on a budget. She's happy with it. It seems pretty good. If you spend more money, you can upgrade to a model with more hot water. This is generally fine, since it's not like there's a line of people using it. She has run out of warm water because she's older and moves slowly. It's still basically new, so I can't speak for longevity. I'll update my review if it dies prematurely, but really, I don't expect it to last a decade at this price. The plastic fittings seem a little thinner and less rigid, the lines seem to expand more under pressure, but I would be happy with a few good years of service. One good thing is that it looks like parts are available to fix it if it breaks. As for features, the Totos are nicer, but this has the basics covered. I like how the Totos use your weight sitting on the seat as the switch. The skin sensor on the seat is OK, but when my mom doesn't sit on it right, she misses the spot and it doesn't work. She's figured it out. I'm not a big believer in the add-on features. You're still blotting water with TP, so the dryer isn't that important, and I don't need a nightlight or pre-mist or any of that stuff. Having a dryer at this price point is unusual, but it's not a feature I would use to make a decision. We could live without the seat heater (in generally warm SoCal) but it's nice in the winter. This one is pretty OK. We'll see. If you're on the fence on the idea of a bidet seat, this is a good place to start to see if you like it. It will change your perspective on hygiene, and make you miss it when you travel. If and when it breaks, you can upgrade later. The installation on these things is generally pretty simple. My only advice is to not ham fist the plastic fittings. They should be hand tight to let the gaskets work without putting too much strain on the plastic. This is where you will get failures. If you make it too tight, the plastic will slowly deform under strain and eventually split. The T-fitting attaches at the wall instead of at the valve, which is different, but seems fine. It's metal and feels solid. This install was a little harder because my end tap was the old standard for toilets, and the included adapter was one size too small. I could have bought an adapter, but I replaced the end tap since the old one was junk and I had a good one handy. The hard part for me is the planning, since there isn't an outlet close and I didn't want to run an extension cord. I ran electrical down from the light switch and installed an old work box with a GFCI next to the toilet. It took me about an hour total despite all the extras, but I know what I'm doing and have confidence in doing this sort of work. You likely need an electrician to do this kind of work, and you definitely want it GFCI protected.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by Mr. Yikes
Size: Elongated
>UPDATE< Two and a half years later, moved to a new house (took the bidet with me) and still going strong. Still use it every time I go #2. Not a single issue, even after installing, uninstalling, moving, reinstalling. After the move, I really missed it for a couple of weeks while I was unpacking and didn't have time to reinstall it. Nothing like a squeeky clean pooper. >END UPDATE, START ORIGINAL REVIEW< I recently spent a week in Seoul, South Korea. My hotel room had a bidet. Being a born-and-bred American, and maybe a bit uncultured, I had always assumed that bidets were a thing for women, so even though it was there in my room I didn't use it for several days. I may not have even noticed it, but the "flush" button was on a panel with several other buttons, so I was forced to at least glance at it, if just to figure out how to flush. Eventually, with nothing else to read, I began to look at the other buttons on the bidet panel. Curiosity got the best of me, and I just had to know what happens when you push the button with the image of water spraying up towards what appeared to be a butt. Well, suffice it to say that the last half of my week in Korea I had the cleanest bum I have ever had. So I get home (to Texas) and immediately start looking for a bidet. I was happy to find this one, with pretty much all the features of the fancy one in my Korean hotel room. I ordered it. It came one day late (day 3 of a 2 day delivery), but I won't knock the product for the shipping issue. It was a bit harder to install than I had hoped, because I live in a house that, while very nice, was built in the 80s and has the same toilets and plumbing that was here when it was built. I had to replace the entire valve behind the toilet and getting the bolts out to remove the old seat ultimately required bolt cutters (which I happened to have handy), but I got it done. The "install" was much easier than the "uninstall" of the old stuff, so again, not really a product issue. I also had to install a power outlet. Luckily I am handy and there was a receptacle right on the other side of the shared wall, so it wasn't too hard. I got it hooked up and plugged in. No leaks, no fouls, no errors. Took me about 1.5 hours, and I'm pretty handy, but again, at least an hour or more of that was dealing with the existing stuff. Okay, so I had a friend over, and I was a bit embarrassed to try it out with him standing there, so I waited until he left. Once I had some privacy, I did the requisite startup procedures (see the instructions) which took about 3-4 minutes (including tank filling and water and seat heat-up time). It was all automatic with the push of a button on the remote. No need to get my hands wet or carry funnels or pitchers of water around or anything. Now for the moment of truth. I must say, there really is nothing to prepare you for that moment. I suggest you start with the normal "back" wash instead of the "turbo". I also suggest you set the water temp to low or medium for your first go. Okay, press the button... wait for it... wait for it... WHOA... Wow.... wait... oh... hmmm... uhhhh... well.... okay... yeah... nice.... yeah... I could get used to this. For the first day or so, I even sat down to pee, just so I could use the bidet. I NOW know that bidets are for women AND men. You have heard this in other reviews and I'll repeat it here. This is the civilized way to clean your bung-hole. I don't know how I could ever go back to the old wipe-and-check method. Maybe for camping or the pre-historic public bathrooms, but I see the bidet as an important part of hygiene just like brushing my teeth now. FYI: The first two or three times I used it, the water spattered a little bit onto my junk. That seems to have stopped once it got broken in a bit. Look, I consider myself to be a manly man, but not a Neanderthal. I no longer see any need to scrub my dookie-chute with a piece of paper, although you may want to do a little dab-drying before running the dryer, just to speed up the process. You can spare a square for that, but no need to get a softball sized wad and hope it goes down. You will use a LOT less TP. Maybe 90% less. Now, as for the "turbo" setting, you may want to keep your finger on the "stop" button the first time you try it. It is not for the delicate skinned. It is probably just short of powerful enough to peel an apple. I'm not sure if it is related to the water pressure in your home. All of the wash functions have adjustable water pressure, but just be warned. That said, if you are worried that it won't be powerful enough to git-er-done, rest assured that unless you are eating lead paint this thing will give it a spit-shine. The dryer works better than expected, but don't expect a leaf blower. Without a dabbing with the TP, you will be there for a while. The air is probably equal to a hair dryer on the lowest setting with medium heat, at best. That is not bad for a bidet, but don't expect what you would get from an air compressor at the tire shop. The oscillate feature works as expected. I wonder if it would cause excessive wear-and-tear on the motor, but so far it works exactly as you would expect. The sprayer arm simply jigs in and out about 1/4 inch each way. It does not turn from side to side, so make sure your stance is centered before you commit to sitting down. Still, if you are off by a little bit, it is pretty easy to squirm around and get it on target. The nozzle is also adjustable using the remote (again, only forward and back, not side to side), so your typical landing should work with a little tweaking. As for the remote, it worked for me no matter where I pointed it, including straight up, down, sideways, in the opposite direction of the detector, or whatever. Keep in mind that my toilet is in a separate small room just big enough for the toilet and the passenger with saloon-style doors, so your mileage may vary. I wound up mounting the remote holder just beside the toilet roll holder, which for me, works fine. I don't even need to take it out of the holder to use it. The seat and water heat up very quickly. It claims it takes about 3 minutes. I use it on medium heat, and it is fine after about 45 seconds, which means, at least for me, even if I turned it on just as I am sitting down the water would be ready long before I am. If you turn the heated seat on after you have already sat down, you will notice the heat within less than 10 seconds. Probably some body-heat assist there, not sure. The soft-close feature is good, but if it is up and you are in a hurry, it may increase the urgency while you wait for it to close so you can sit down. I personally never close the top lid, but it also has the soft close feature, so you never have to worry about the SLAM that you may get with typical toilet seats. One good thing about this setup is that my old toilet seat would not stay open unless I held it open (huge pain in the butt for men when standing) but this one does stay open on its own, so that was a bonus for me personally. I also bought a "glowbowl" type light, which fits fine under this seat. It is a nice accessory "add-on" I recommend when you are buying this on Amazon. Just search for "glowbowl". The SmartBidet manufacturer should consider adding this feature since you already have the electricity right there. I assume the addition of a motion sensor might have other benefits as well, especially for energy saver mode. Bottom line (no pun intended) this works at least as well as the fancy one in my hotel in Seoul, South Korea. If, as others have reported, it works for several years, this may be the best money I have ever spent... At least on a cost per-use basis. I am married, so my wife will probably use it more than me, and it is a sure thing that it will get used more than once per day at my house. That probably calculates out to less than .10 cents per use over its lifetime, more or less. The reduced cost of TP will probably counter the added electric and water bill, if I had to guess. Last point... If you are looking at other ones that cost twice as much as this one (I paid $249) I can say with confidence that this one works just as advertised, just as I expected, and just as well as the "heavy duty" hotel-grade one that I used in Asia. I researched everything on Amazon and this is the one I got. I am thrilled with it. I will update with any new discoveries or problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2016 by Jesse Chunn
Size: Round
Was really on the fence about getting a bidet for a while, I had heard great things about them but never wanted to take the plunge because I could not get over the idea of the cold water...Once I realized you could get these with an option for heated water without having to have a hot water supply line - I was in. I did research and read tons of reviews on various models of these for sale on here, read more reviews than I care to admit and finally settled on this one. It was easy to install - In fact I had a harder time getting my old toilet seat off than installing this thing. My old toilet seat had the brass bolts and of course they were rusty as anything and seized so it required a tight quarters hacksaw and lots of swearing....lots and lots of swearing. Once I had it installed which I'd say after the old seat was off It took me a solid 20min + checking for drips etc. after that It was ready to go and we are loving it. I didn't know what I was missing. Our toilet paper usage is wayyyy down. Still need a little to pat dry even with the air dryer unless your patient - which I am not always patient enough. The heated seat feature has been wonderful on those cold winter days/nights and it works well. You probably don't need it the rest of the year but during the winter it's amazing. The water temperature is good. You will run out of warm water if you "rinse" for too long but it only takes a few seconds to warm back up if you "stop" and wait then start the rinse again. When it runs out of warm water it transitions slowly from warm to cold so it's not an abrupt shock like you get if you turn the heated water feature off completely. The only things I don't like is that I miss having a sit-able toilet seat lid. I can't set anything on top of it when it's closed or it immediately slides off due to the slope of the lid. The lid doesn't feel strong enough to sit on but you wouldn't want to sit on it due to the slope anyhow because it'd be uncomfortable. The other thing I don't like is that I don't particularly find it aesthetically pleasing to look at due to the bulky size, extra plumbing, and power cord. However, this is going to be the case on any of these because they all pretty much "look" similar unless you go with a simplistic cold water bidet. So if you want the luxury features you have to give up the aesthetics.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024 by TheLadyIsSatisfied
Size: Round
Every toilet in the United States uses a standard size and type of flexible hose connection from the valve to the toilet. You've seen them in Lowes or Home Depot, hundreds of them, just patiently hanging there, in plastic or stainless steel. All exactly the same, except for the length. This is the third Smart Bidet I have bought, and the first one I am returning. Why? Because the hose and valve connection they send with this unit is 1/2", and it requires you to shut off the water to your house at the main, and change the entire shut-off valve assembly at the wall where it comes into the bathroom. Really? You couldn't just put a $4 standard hose in the box to give me the option that matches up with EVERY SINGLE BATHROOM in America! So, for you dear review reader, if you don't mind doing a big plumbing job, I highly recommend the Smart Bidet unit, as i own two already, or if you don't mind calling the plumber in to do the install, or if you don't mind getting a $2,000 emergency repair bill when the valve at the wall breaks because it's older than a social security recipent, then this is an excellent unit. Otherwise consider a different brand, and please check what is included in the package. That's my fault for not doing that, but you learn something new every day about how noone really cares about product quality or ease of use anymore. Now, I'm off to spend another hour of my life dropping off this unit for return. Have a nice day!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: Round
I was having a hard time making up my mind and one reviewer wrote of this bidet: "just stop analyzing so many models and buy this one, you won't regret it." I did just that and our family of 4 are extremely pleased. 2 adults - 50 years old, and 2 teenagers. The transition to using a bidet was seamless. The 2 women of the house were especially pleased and I regretted not getting one earlier but they weren't asking or pushing for one either. Like everyone else, you'll wonder why you hadn't switched earlier. Our toilet paper usage dropped precipitously and besides a clean bum bum, that feels great too. You'll still use TP though - the process is, #1 do your business, #2 activate the bidet with it's various warmth settings for water and seat as well as location and strength and pattern of spray, #3 THEN dab dry with TP, /#4 THEN flush, then, #5 if you have time, activate the dryer. The dryers are only effective if you have dab dried all droplets. Come on people, there's not going to be an effective industrial sized dryer on these units like there are on bathroom walls so don't listen to any of the complaints about ineffective dryers. There could be a perfect dryer if you wanted a giant module sitting atop your toilet rim. The seat is plenty warm on the middle or lower setting, the soft-close feature (for both seat and lid) are great, the water warmth lasts plenty long for a good, warm, dry feeling - if there's a person waiting to use it right after you, they'll not have the warm water so it'll take a good ten minutes to sufficiently warm but try not to be such a pampered Westerner expecting everything at all times. It was fun upon first hooking this up (I am quite handy but the installation is not too difficult and the instructions are very clear so don't worry). It's quite a scene in a household of first-time users - checking on each other and what they think and how they feel after they emerge from the bathroom. It's hillarious. You feel like a former frontier person having become just a little bit more civilized and wow do you feel clean after using this thing. So don't fuss too much or obsess about every little nuance or any negative reviews, this model works wonders and you will not be dissatisfied. Just buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024 by Brad T Keller