Bio Bidet
Bio Bidet Horizon
Bio Bidet's newer upper-tier seat, sold mainly through Costco, that brings auto open/close lid, UV nozzle sterilization, and an enhanced multi-stage dryer down from smart-toilet territory. It lists at $699 on biobidet.com but Costco carries it around $499 with promos dipping to $340 — roughly half what the Discovery DLS costs for a similar hands-free experience. Unlimited warm water, wireless remote, heated seat, and night light are all standard.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Motorized auto open/close lid greets you like a $1,000+ smart toilet — the Discovery DLS is Bio Bidet's only other seat with it, at $100+ more
- ✓Built-in UV sterilizer bakes the nozzle clean after every use, a hygiene step even the Toto S5's EWATER+ handles with chemicals instead of light
- ✓Enhanced multi-stage warm-air dryer is a real step up from the token dryers on the BB-1200 and BB-2000 — owners say it can actually finish the job
- ✓Hybrid heating delivers unlimited warm water with no mid-wash temperature sag
- ✓Costco runs it at $339.99 several times a year — flagship features for BB-1200 money if you time it
- ✓Oscillating front wash plus adjustable stainless nozzle covers rear and feminine cleaning well beyond most upper-tier rivals
- ✓Costco's generous return policy effectively papers over the short factory warranty for club members
- ✓Low-profile design with concealed cord routing looks far more modern than the decade-old BB-2000 silhouette
Cons
- ✗No deodorizer — an odd omission at $500 when the $399 USPA 6800U and $469 BB-2000 both have one
- ✗No multi-user presets, so every rider re-adjusts temperature and pressure by hand
- ✗Elongated only; round-bowl households are out entirely
- ✗The auto-lid motor is one more thing to break, and a few Costco reviewers report lids that stopped rising after a year
- ✗1-year warranty is skimpy for a premium seat — Brondell gives three years on the Swash 1400 at a similar street price
- ✗17-lb shipping weight and taller back hump make installation more awkward than the slim BB-500
- ✗Availability is Costco-centric; when the club rotates it out, the $699 direct price is hard to justify against the Discovery DLS
- ✗Auto-lid sensitivity annoys some owners — it opens for pets and cleaning passes, cycling the motor constantly
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