Best Bidets of 2026

A bidet is the simplest upgrade most bathrooms can make. It leaves you cleaner than toilet paper alone, cuts your paper use by 75% or more, and the better models add warm water, a heated seat, and a dryer. The catch is range: you can spend $30 on a cold-water attachment or close to $9,000 on an integrated smart toilet. We sorted through both ends to find the best bidets at each price.

Our top pick overall is the Brondell Swash 1400 for its endless warm water and wireless remote. If you want TOTO build quality for less, the TOTO Washlet C5 is the value champion, and the BioBidet BB-2000 Bliss matches its unlimited warm water with a vortex massage wash. Just testing the waters? The BioBidet SlimEdge gives you a real bidet for under $30.

How We Picked the Best Bidets

We evaluated every bidet on five criteria rather than chasing spec sheets. Wash performance covers water pressure range, spray patterns, and coverage. Comfort features weighs warm water delivery, heated seats, air dryers, and deodorizers. Build quality looks at materials, nozzle construction, and warranty. Ease of installation measures setup time, tools, and toilet compatibility. And total cost of ownership adds up the purchase price plus energy and maintenance over two years.

We cross-referenced manufacturer specs with verified buyer reviews and our own hands-on research across models spanning every tier, from $30 attachments to integrated smart toilets. For the full methodology and product write-ups, see our in-depth best bidet seats and attachments roundup.

Best Bidets by Price Tier

Budget bidets under $100

Non-electric attachments bolt onto your existing toilet and run on water pressure alone, so there is nothing to plug in. The BioBidet SlimEdge (~$30) is the cheapest way to try a bidet, while the TUSHY Classic 3.0 (~$99) adds a self-cleaning nozzle and a nicer design. Both are cold-water only. See our best budget bidet attachments guide for more picks, including the Luxe Bidet Neo 185.

Mid-range electric seats ($200 to $700)

This is where most buyers land. Electric seats add warm water, a heated seat, a dryer, and a deodorizer. The TOTO Washlet C5 (~$428) is the value benchmark; the Brondell Swash 1400 (~$699) and BioBidet BB-2000 Bliss (~$699) both deliver endless warm water. Torn between the two TOTO and BioBidet flagships? Read our TOTO Washlet C5 vs BioBidet BB-2000 head-to-head, then browse the full best electric bidet seats roundup.

Luxury smart toilets ($1,000+)

If you are renovating and want the absolute best, an integrated smart toilet replaces the seat and bowl as one unit. The TOTO Neorest NX1 (~$8,766) auto-opens its lid, offers four wash modes, and keeps the bowl clean with PREMIST, eWATER+, and UV sanitization. It is overkill for most people, but it is the pinnacle of the category.