Best of · Bathroom
Best bidet toilet seats of 2026: TOTO Washlet, Alpha, Bio Bidet, and Brondell
TOTO’s Washlet S5 is the best electric bidet seat for most bathrooms. Alpha’s JX2 is the tankless value pick, and Bio Bidet’s BB-2000 has the strongest spray.
Our pick: TOTO Washlet S5 for most homes; Alpha JX2 for tankless on a budget
TOTO
Washlet S5
9.0About $575–$670
Tankless warm water, 4 user presets, eWater+, and TOTO’s comfort.
Pros
- • Tankless
- • Heated seat, dryer, deodorizer
- • 4-user remote
- • Slim profile
Cons
- • 1-year warranty
- • 250 lb limit
TOTO
Washlet S7A
8.8About $1,050
The luxury seat: auto lid, nightlight, and eWater+ for the bowl and wand.
Pros
- • Auto open/close lid
- • 4.1 in low profile
- • EWATER+ bowl + wand
Cons
- • Most expensive
- • 250 lb limit
Alpha Bidet
JX2
8.7About $380–$390
The best value tankless seat, with endless warm water and a strong dryer.
Pros
- • Tankless
- • Strong air dryer
- • Pre-wash bowl mist
- • 320 lb, 3-yr warranty
Cons
- • Price has crept up
Bio Bidet
BB-2000 Bliss
8.4About $489
The strongest spray and highest weight capacity, for people who want power.
Pros
- • 420 lb capacity
- • Strongest spray
- • Enema mode
- • 3-yr warranty
Cons
- • Hybrid heating, not fully tankless
- • Bulkier
Brondell
Swash 1400
8.2About $520–$550
The gentlest wash, with seven nozzle positions.
Pros
- • Gentle wash
- • 7 nozzle positions
- • Wireless remote
- • 3-yr warranty
Cons
- • 270 lb limit
- • Pricier than Alpha
The best toilet bidet seat turns an ordinary toilet into most of a smart toilet, with warm-water washing, a heated seat, and a dryer, for a few hundred dollars. TOTO’s Washlet S5 is our pick for most bathrooms. Alpha’s JX2 is the tankless bargain.
| Seat | Water heating | Heated seat | Dryer | Remote / presets | Weight limit | Warranty | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOTO Washlet S5 | Tankless | Yes | Yes | Remote, 4 users | 250 lb | 1 yr | ~$575–$670 |
| TOTO Washlet S7A | Tankless | Yes | Yes | Remote, 4 settings | 250 lb | n/a | ~$1,050 |
| TOTO Washlet S2 | Tankless | Yes | Yes | Side panel | 250 lb | 1 yr | ~$420 |
| Alpha JX2 | Tankless | n/a | Yes (strong) | n/a | 320 lb | 3 yr | ~$380–$390 |
| Bio Bidet BB-2000 | Hybrid | Yes | Yes | Remote | 420 lb | 3 yr | ~$489 |
| Brondell Swash 1400 | Varies by source | n/a | n/a | Wireless remote | 270 lb | 3 yr | ~$520–$550 |
| Tushy Cloud | Coil | Yes (3 levels) | Yes (3 levels) | n/a | n/a | 1 yr | ~$305–$359 |
Best bidet seat overall: TOTO Washlet S5
The S5 gives you TOTO’s tankless warm water, a heated seat, a dryer, a deodorizer, and a four-user remote in a slim seat. EWATER+ keeps the wand clean. The 1-year warranty is short for the price.
Best value tankless bidet seat: Alpha JX2
Alpha’s JX2 delivers endless warm water, one of the strongest dryers in its class, and a pre-wash bowl mist for under $400. It also has a 320 lb rating and a 3-year warranty.
Strongest spray: Bio Bidet BB-2000
If you want pressure, the BB-2000 delivers it, along with a 420 lb capacity and an enema mode. Its hybrid heater is less consistent than true tankless designs.
Before you buy a bidet seat
- Check that your toilet is round or elongated and measure bolt spacing.
- Make sure a GFCI outlet is within cord reach, or budget to add one.
- Skirted toilets with hidden bolts may need a specific seat.
- Tankless beats tank for consistent warm water.
Questions we get
Do bidets use electricity?
Electric bidet seats do, for warm water, heated seats, and dryers. You need a GFCI outlet within reach of the toilet, and adding one costs about $150–$400. Non-electric attachments use only water pressure.
Is there a bidet toilet seat with a heated seat and warm water?
Yes. Every electric seat here has warm water and a heated seat, except where noted. Tankless models like the TOTO S5, Alpha JX2, and BidetKing Crown give endless warm water.
Tank vs tankless bidet seat: which is better?
Tankless heats water on demand, so it never runs cold and the seat stays slimmer. Tank models are cheaper but can run cool after about a minute. Hybrids sit in between.
How do you clean a bidet seat?
Wipe the seat and lid with a mild cleaner, run the self-clean nozzle cycle weekly, and replace the water filter as directed. Avoid harsh chemicals on plastic.
What is the downside of a bidet seat?
You need an outlet, some seats change the look of your toilet, and cheaper models have lukewarm water or weak dryers. Most people still use a little toilet paper to pat dry.