Love it. Haven't had it long enough to see any problems with it, but several good things: Go ahead and get the hot water model, especially if you have clear access to your hot water line from your sink. I was able to use the ~10ft hose to drop down into my basement and bring up behind the toilet for neat installation. Run the self wash for a few seconds to get the warm water over to the toilet, and it's fantastic.

The pressure adjustment allows for gentile all the way up to sandblaster, it's effective.

Installation was super simple for the cold water side, since it's all right there at the toilet anyway. Could be done in under half an hour for someone that's not that mechanical. If you can replace your toilet seat, you can install this.
The hangup I had was that my toilet's water supply line was a solid pipe with very little flexibility. It didn't have enough clearance to allow for the T connection to the bottom of the water tank; so I did have to run out and get a shorter/flexible hose to replace the solid pipe, but it was still all screw on/screw off components. It also comes with enough pipe threading tape to install at all places, it's nice that they thought of pretty much everything you'd need to have. 45 minute install including a trip to the hardware store.

Some add-on's might be to replace the plastic hot water line with another braided steel line at some point, and replace the T-Valves with metal ones with local shut off valves (which would be nice to be able to do in the event of a leak), so you don't have to lose all water to your sink or toilet - but the equipment provided was more than sufficient.

My wife was highly skeptical of the whole affair, but after much resistance gave it a shot, and loves it as well.

I bought my bidet in October 2014. It has continued work very well since that time. We love it. Unfortunately, I was unaware that the nozzle caps are threaded on, and over time they became loose. Both caps came totally unscrewed and fell into the toilet (and got flushed away) with cleaning. This rendered the bidet useless. So, note to buyers: check the that the caps are tightly screwed on while you are scrubbing your toilet and cleaning the bidet! So, I called the company and they informed me that the bidet's warranty had just expired last month. However, they offered to ship the replacement parts to me free of charge. I was so pleased and impressed with this excellent customer service, I had to come back here and leave a review. Excellent product and great customer care!

Once you decide to buy one, you wonder why these aren't everywhere.
The quick answer is that toilet technology has advanced rather rapidly, outhouses weren't that long ago.
Thomas Crapper only died 5 yeas ago in 1910! So, communal toilets were the European housing norm until the 50's . Some apartment houses still shared a toilet until the 70's. Remember National Lampoons European Vacation? Hotels throughout Europe frequently had communal wash closets. So, the bidet wasn't much more than a manual operation until fairly recently.

Americans don't like manual toilet water splashing!

Then in the GREAT WAR, moist interactions with bidets were soldiers going to brothels, so that wasn't something they wanted to bring home to their best girl. So, bidets and toilet technology progressed (hello Japan) while we continued smushing and smearing our way to clogged pipes.

LUXE's bidet is underpriced for the quality of the product they provide. They are making hygiene accessible and affordable. 30 years ago women were squirting themselves with vinegar and perfumes to smell like the eve of summer. Well, what if you could freshen up with a quick spritz every time you used the bathroom? You would practically squeak when you walked.

Hey guys, ever get an itch? I mean a waay up in there ITCH! What if you could grab a mini power washer to clean up that whole situation in a few seconds?

In fact, why don't you use a mini power washer to clean up every time? Would you just smear it with toilet paper if it were on your floor? So, why carry ground zero around on your body with the same cleaning strategy? Do you want ground zero to represent you? Grab the hose, stick your thumb over the nozzle, or get the pressure washer and clean that mess up.

Then spend a few dollars and buy one of these. It will pay for itself with toilet paper savings alone. NGLTF, HRC, PFLAG, you need to be STRONG promoters of LUXE bidets! LUXE, you need to sponsor one of their events. HOSPICE, you need to provide families with a bidet on your first visit. Proctologists, gynecologists, urulogists, why aren't these in every office?

LUXE, you need to blow up your brand recognition with an app, and it will make the biggest splash if you set it up as an Amazon Free App of the Day. Make it a good app that overdelivers, and exceeds expectations, just like your product, and a significant sample of your target market will turn their attention toward you instantly. Maybe it's a suite of throne games like crossword puzzles, paper toss, or other simple games people already play while on the throne. (#ThroneGames )You could go poop themes, but it's better if you don't. Give away e-books. Have a health and fitness app that tracks water intake, and bathroom use, automatically if it's on a LUXE toilet. Hell, you could even team up with TellTale Games and sponsor a new iteration of the Game of Thrones since they are ready for a second storyline. Offer multiple Throne Games to keep people talking about your clever product, and attention-grabbing ad campaign. And, when you're ready for big money, LUXE, meet Burning Man. The primary demographic is above median income professionals looking for a brief escape, and you better believe that they would remember and appreciate your "How did I get sand in there?" Solution, and look for one when they come home. Beach resorts. Launch a short commercial with office workers talking about how crazy it is that bidets aren't in every home, and as they walk away they squeak while others squish. Use your net profit to expand the campaign, so its self-funded. The grossness is intuitive, the solution is affordable, accessible and easy to install. Have plumbers sitting with the Maytag Man because toilets aren't clogged anymore. Don't be dirty is a simple and compelling message that strikes a chord with every deodorants wearing, Glade Plug-in using, fresh laundry scented clothed American. Axe body spray is built on "Don't smell gross." "Clean your waste before you leave", will get Americans thinking, realizing, and spending. You could even go blue and sell in sex shops in the "Clean" section.

Not LUXE, the bidet is dead simple to install. It's only hard if your toilet seat screws are difficult to remove, or your water lines are hard to unscrew.

Other than that, clean the toilet, remove the seat and screws, insert the bidet, and put the seat back with the screws through the provided slots. Unscrew your water line, and add a splitter, so the clean water straight from the pipes flows from your bidet. You can even split the water line from your sink, it's the exact same thing.

You can set the water pressure anywhere from colonic to dribble by adjusting the water valve on the wall/under the sink. Simple clean water spritz, and you're squeaky clean, sparkling and shimmering into the rest of your day. Buy one, then buy more.

We purchased this for my elderly MIL who 1. Needs assistance using the toilet and 2. Prone to urinary track infections. I submit that the nether regions are not truly clean unless they are washed. No amount of wiping accomplishes the same thing. At first, she was "WTF?", but after using it a few times has come to appreciate it. It is also a dignity saver. She no longer requires assistance wiping. She can simply push the lever until things are clean and give herself a quick drying wipe.

Important note: I installed this in conjunction with an elevated seat. Most reviews/questions here indicate that it can't be used with an elevated seat due to the angle of spray. Not true. Get an elevated seat that allows you to remount the regular seat and lid on top of the extension. The bidet can be mounted between the top of the seat extension and the regular OEM toilet seat, maintaining the correct angle of spray. The seat we used is this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003ZSDJMU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

The Luxe Bidet Neo 320 is excellent! Setting up the bidet was very simple and all of the basic parts you need to get this up and running come in the box. The tubing that runs the hot waterline to the bidet is very flexible and Luxe gives you enough so that it can reach pretty far if your hot water line is not so close (you may want to cut down the size of the tube). I'm a more visual learner so I went to YouTube to watch the install a couple of times before trying. I know it's been said in multiple reviews but you truly should use the Aquaus Toilet Adapter/T-AdapterMade This is simply the best for this product. So, keep in mind you will need to spend another $20 purchasing this. The T-Valve that comes with the bidet is plastic and is questionable for long term longevity. It's unfortunate that Luxe didn't opt for a better T-Valve with this package than the one it comes with otherwise it would have been perfect.

The one little quirk I have is since this is hooking up directly to your hot waterline, there isn't any thing that warms the water ahead of time. So, if you have a tankless water heater you will probably have no issues with this, but if you have a traditional water heater and the bidet is not next to the water heater expect it to take some time (and water) to get warm. So, I end up having to sit there for a good two-three minutes before the water warms up enough.

I have also purchased the Luxe Bidet Neo 120 and the Luxe Bidet Neo 320 is a better product for one main reason. Even without the Aquaus T-Adapter you can use the water controls to control the pressure better than the Luxe Bidet Neo 120. So, if you're on the fence with which of these to purchase, put your money in to the Luxe Bidet 320. Even if your toilet is not located near a hot waterline, Luxe sends you a stopper to seal the hotwater line so you can use it without the hot water.

All in alll, I'm very happy with my purchase and would purchase this again.