Bio Bidet
Bio Bidet USPA 6800U
The updated 'Ultimate' version of the USPA 6800, the seat that introduced a generation of Costco members to bidets. The U adds a night light, two user presets, and a dual-sided LCD remote to the proven dual-nozzle platform with warm-air dryer and carbon deodorizer. Still current on biobidet.com at $399 (list $499), though its 600W reservoir heater and early-2010s styling show their age next to the BB-1200. Elongated and round versions are sold.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓True dual-nozzle design gives the feminine wash its own dedicated wand rather than a shared tip — a hygiene touch many newer seats dropped
- ✓Active-carbon deodorizer actually works, something the newer BB-1200 and Horizon don't offer at all
- ✓Two user presets store nozzle position, pressure, and temperature — tap your number and go
- ✓Dual-sided LCD remote shows current settings at a glance, and the reverse side keeps basic buttons for guests
- ✓Strong, well-aimed spray with the IIP pulsating massage mode that longtime owners credit for constipation relief, similar to the BB-2000's vortex pitch
- ✓One of the few current seats sold in a proper round version at the same price as elongated
- ✓Legendary durability stories — plenty of r/bidets and RedFlagDeals posts report 6+ years of daily use
- ✓When Costco runs it (US club deals have hit $199-$279), it's arguably the most seat-per-dollar Bio Bidet sells
Cons
- ✗Tank heater holds about 2.5 cups — expect roughly 40 seconds of properly hot water before it slides toward lukewarm, versus never on the hybrid BB-2000
- ✗Design dates to the early 2010s: tall, wide, and unmistakably 'appliance' next to the slim BB-1200 or a Toto S5
- ✗At the current $399 direct price it's a hard sell — the Costco deal that made it famous rotates in and out of clubs
- ✗Multiple long-term owners report the inlet solenoid starting to leak right around the 2-year mark, just past warranty
- ✗Hinge and seat-bump cracking shows up repeatedly in reviews from heavier users
- ✗Replacement parts are frequently out of stock, and several owners describe DIY repair as effectively impossible
- ✗Warm-air dryer is slow even by bidet standards — the 'far infrared' branding doesn't speed it up
- ✗Only a 1-year warranty on a platform whose known failure modes cluster at year two
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