I purchased the Woodbridge smart toilet after doing LOTS of research on bidet toilet seats/systems. I looked at this type of toilet particularly because my husband had severe Crohn's Disease and lots of complications from that for almost 35 years. We were planning our primary bath remodel when he was on hospice, and his "dream" toilet had to have a bidet feature, even though he was not going to be using it.

I ended up purchasing two, one for our primary bathroom reno and another for the hall bath reno happening afterward because they HAD to match. We have a mid-century modern home that is architecturally significant in our area. From a design perspective, we wanted to have a modern and minimalist mid-century feel. We used materials that would have been used when our home was built (carrara marble hex tiles on floor/accent wall, 4x12 carrara on walls floor to ceiling). NO MORE PAINTING!!

My two cents: If you're replacing a toilet, replace your others so they match (do that with your vanity and other design elements as well)!! It helps pull everything together & make it look thought out & well planned as opposed to mismatched and chaotic. I am extremely picky, and my hubby was even more picky than me (I didn't even know that was possible! lol). So if YOU'RE picky too, this toilet will probably work for you!!

The first toilet has been installed since November 2021, so I've had some time to use it. I haven't used most of the features yet--I still can't believe all the things that it can do. My contractor did make sure everything worked when he was installing it. AND he is ALSO very picky, and he was so impressed, he was planning to recommend this toilet to his other clients. PICKY PEOPLE, THIS IS YOUR CHOICE.

My overall impressions:
OVERALL: 4.4 STARS Again, I say, picky people, this is your toilet. The toilet lid is cheap, but other than that, it's pretty great.
CLEANING/FUNCTIONALITY: 5 stars It has a remote control to attach near the toilet; I did not attach it as it would only be 2 inches from where I was sitting :D. When you stand up, it automatically flushes on it's own (amazing!!). Love that feature. I wish it would start flushing when the toilet seat is closed all the way--then it would keep anything in the toilet "contained". I recall that the toilet is supposed to have a coating that resists poo attaching to it. I have had a small amount of poo remaining, but it's super easy to clean. The toilet seat itself has antibacterial properties.
FEATURES: 5 stars Lots and lots of features. Haven't used them since installation, but they worked fine then.
INSTALLATION: 5 stars Easy install per my contractor; I'm sure it will be fine for the one I'm installing in the hall bath. It DOES require it's own outlet at the floor, so know that ahead of time. And it is HEAVY--takes 2 people to move it safely.
APPEARANCE: 4 stars It's a beautiful modern minimalist toilet, but it could probably be used flexibly if you are not going for a modern look. It sits out 4.5" from the wall, and the toilet itself is then 33" from wall to front of toilet (-1 star).
DURABILITY: 3.5 stars It's made of porcelain and plastic, but the toilet lid is much more plastic-y and thin than the other parts of the toilet. This is the only thing that has been disappointing for me so far 9-1.5 stars). It has water spots on it from my shower system (not the toilet's fault), but the hard water does leave spots on the lid. I have only had to flip the GFCI once, and we've had lots of power surges & a couple of temporary power outages due to weather.
PRICE: 4 stars It's $1100 (!!) and you have to have a dedicated GFCI outlet for it. Seems a bit overpriced to me.

Hope this helped!!

So, I installed this as a surprise for my entire family during a hall bathroom renovation. It looks amazing, it is much quieter, and functions very well. The night light is very necessary and useful. I did abandon the auto lid open feature because it works very well and opens each time I pass by. The seat is warm. The water is warm. We love it.

As others have noted, the angle valve that ships with it doesn't fit standard 1/2" copper supply tubing, and a regular U.S. valve won't work -- the 3/8" toilet connector won't deliver enough water. After a frustrating weekend doing research, I found a Sharkbite angle valve at Lowe's that had the requisite 1/2" MIP connection and we got the thing installed right away.
I strongly recommend professional installation. This thing weighs 100 lbs and moving it around with the required precision is no small task.
Now that it's installed and working, the toilet is wonderful. Takes some getting used to... the first time I went padding into the bathroom in the middle of the night the lid flipped up and scared me to death! But the features are great, the power flush is much more effective than the old toilet, and the wife loves the heated bidet (I haven't had the courage to try THAT function!).

I've had this toilet over a year now in our primary bathroom and love it! Everything works beautifully, and when a few privileged friends get to use, it is a hilarious talking point on top of it all. I looked into other more expensive brands, but was underwhelmed. This is well worth the price, and a much better value. FYI, it is habit forming too! Nothing like walking up to a toilet expecting the lid to open, LOL. I intend to get other ones for our guest bathrooms.

We recently installed this Bidet. We plumbed the bathroom specifically for this Bidet and updated all bathroom electrical. The Bidet is beautiful and works great.

HOWEVER there is one huge drawback. When certain selections are made on the remote such as the FAN or certain WAND settings -

OUR "VANITY LIGHTS" WHICH ARE ON THE SAME LINE AS THE "BIDET PLUG" "FLICKER."

The Vanity Lights Flicker.

We've had our electrician double check his work, plug and wiring. Everything is perfect on our end. Prior to this Bidet install we also updated our home's Electric Panel from 100 to 200.

We did some research and found this is a somewhat "normal" issue with this Bidet. Many complaints online.

Google: Woodbridge Bidet Flicker.

Woodbridge's Troubleshooting and Support is useless. They're basically "learn to live with it and enjoy our bidet." Enjoy.

Consider other options if flickering lights in the dark of night freak you out or give you vertigo.