Bio Bidet
Bio Bidet BB-1200
Bio Bidet's current mid-flagship and the model its own discontinued-products page now points BB-2000 and BB-1000 shoppers toward. Debuted at CES 2024, it pairs unlimited warm water with a wireless remote plus Bluetooth control through the Bemis Living app, in a body a good inch slimmer than the old Bliss. The remote-only BB-1200L variant is a Costco staple at $199-300, while the app version lists at $399 and streets around $299.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Unlimited warm water from the hybrid heater — no 40-second cutoff like the tank-fed USPA 6800U or BB-1000 Supreme
- ✓Bemis Living app saves per-person presets for temperature, pressure, and nozzle position, so each family member taps one button instead of re-dialing settings
- ✓At 5.3 inches tall it looks noticeably sleeker than the bulky ~6-inch BB-2000 Bliss it effectively replaces
- ✓Costco sells the remote version (BB-1200L) for $299.99 and runs $199.99 promos several times a year — flagship features at entry-electric money
- ✓Stainless 3-in-1 nozzle covers rear, front, and turbo wash, with the same cheap-to-replace tip design owners praise on the BB-2000
- ✓Full package at the price: heated seat, warm-air dryer, night light, and seat sensor — rivals like the Toto Washlet A2 skip the dryer entirely
- ✓Wall-mountable remote has large labeled buttons that aging-parent households call easier than Toto's icon-only wands
- ✓This is the model Bio Bidet officially positions as the BB-2000/BB-1000 successor, so parts and support should outlast the legacy line
Cons
- ✗Spray tops out well below the BB-2000's vortex jet — r/bidets still sends max-pressure seekers to the old Bliss or BB-1000
- ✗Only a 1-year warranty versus the 3-year full coverage Bio Bidet gave the BB-2000
- ✗The Costco BB-1200L drops the app entirely — if you want Bluetooth presets you pay the higher direct/Amazon price
- ✗No deodorizer, a feature the cheaper, older USPA 6800U includes
- ✗App is Bluetooth-only with no Wi-Fi or voice control, and several owners call it a one-week novelty
- ✗Elongated only — round-bowl owners are pushed to other models
- ✗Costco aggregate sits at a middling 4.1 stars, with recurring complaints about warm water fading at high pressure and remotes failing after a year
- ✗Warm-air dryer is typical Bio Bidet weak — expect a courtesy pat, not a towel replacement
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