What a game changer. After a hemroid surgery, I needed needed to make some changes in the water closet. Got this setup and it is a game changer. I don't know what a cold seat feels like. The ergonomics of the seat. The soft close of the lid. And the feeling of truly being clean.

Pros. Comfortable. Easy to use. No batteries. Gets the job done. Warm water. Great pressure.

Cons. After using a few others, the only thing I would change is to add a bigger nozzle to get more flow than pressure. But the others I tried that had more flow, had colder water. So I guess this is a perfect trade off for now.

This thing is absolutely amazing. I wanted a bidet that was a little fancier than a basic one you hook up to the cold water. Not only will this heat up the water for you, it has a heated seat, a light inside and the thing blow dries your butt ! I've put several friends and family members on to this thing and they've been all super happy with their purchase. If you're on the fence about buying, just do it.

Day one: Installed it. Instructions fairly clear. Noticed a little leak - it was from me shifting the existing lines. Fixed and ready to go within 30 minutes.

Day Two: Actually used it. Wow. Total game changer and already thinking of upgrading.

So far, a few reasons I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 5:

1. The, umm, nozzle? It doesn't seem to be adjustable... you sorta gotta do a little wiggle wiggle of your posterior to get it all nice and clean. I may move this to second bathroom and get a other one with controls on the remote.

2. While the drying feature is nice... warm air... it's aimed at the bowl (or straight forward at best) rather than aimed at the spot needing drying. Still feels nice though. Wasn't dry at the end (pun intended).

3. Not a biggie but... does it really need to announce to the neighbors that I'm sitting on my throne?

4. If you use a squatty potty (another game changer), and you're skinny like me, you may end up lifting your leg slightly off of the sensor that tells the bidet there is a person sitting. Took me a good ten seconds to figure out why the dryer wasn't turning on.

Day Three: Wife gets home from work trip. Will see what she thinks!

So. If you're wanting to try a bidet out, trust what everyone is saying - it is a game changer. No need to try it out first. This is a really good one but do yourself a favor and fork over a few extra bucks for a model that let's you control the nozzle with the remote.

I'll add more if anything changes...

Came with everything it was supposed to, and also what appears to be a roll of tape with a purpose I know not. As a non-plumber person, I found installation pretty easy. Anyway, I read all the reviews and sensed that some of the complaints may not be the fault of the item. The only one I'd like to dispel for you is the issue of the water not working after installation. This happened to me as well, but because everything had been done correctly (and honestly because this was my second bidet attempt this year), I wanted to see if there was something I was missing. I sat on it and read the manual thoroughly, as opposed to just skimming and mimicking the drawings. On one of the last pages it instructs that if the water isn't working, air may be in the tube. So I got a little pail, pulled the tube out of the reservoir for a few seconds (it says 30, but that sure seems long to have water gushing out of anything), and replaced it. Plugged it back in, turned it on and left the bathroom- instead of staring at the blinking light to see if it would stop. When I returned, the light was not blinking and ta-da! It worked exactly as it should.

I will say: it does seem like a a few things have adjusted since I first installed a couple weeks ago- the water pressure for the rear has eased a bit, and the water pressure for the lady parts intensified. It's set to high. To a degree it doesn't matter because the lady parts function only worked for that area the first couple times; it now only hits the rear, and the higher power is good for that. I don't know how I can be sitting so drastically different that the lady parts function is ineffective after seeming right initially, but I honestly didn't get a bidet for my front parts. The oscillating feature was also more obvious during the first couple uses, now not as distinct.

All in all I like it and have my fingers crossed that in 6mos the water will still get warm!

The product itself is quite good. It operates as advertised and does a good job of cleaning and drying.
The only issue was, on installation on my toilet the shut off valve was cramped against the back of the commode base. I was able to install it and get the water on; but turning the water back will be a different story.
A friend of mine installed the same unit on a toilet in a manufactured home. The fittings were completely different and he had to change the attachment fittings to make it operational.

Just be aware that all toilets are not created equal.
I would have given a higher overall rating if the shut off valve would be more usable.