Brondell Swash SE600

Model SE600-EW

Warm wateryes
Needs an outletyes
Heated seatyes

A best-seller that keeps getting reported dead: its planned successor, the DS725, came and went, and retailers periodically list the SE600 as discontinued — yet Brondell still sells it new on its own site at a $399.99 list, and Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot stock it for roughly $270–340. For that money you get a wireless remote, heated seat, warm-air dryer, deodorizer, night light, and oscillating stainless nozzle — a feature list that embarrasses $400 seats, attached to a tank heater and a platform Brondell is plainly not investing in.

Approx. price

~$269

Best for Deal hunters who want maximum features per dollar today and accept a platform with an uncertain support horizon.

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Specifications

Water heating: Tank Heater
Controls: Wireless Remote
Toilet fit: Elongated & Round versions
Power: Needs GFCI outlet within 4 ft
Spray pressure: 5 pressure levels
Nozzle: Oscillating stainless-steel nozzle
Install: 30-45 min DIY
Warranty: 1-year limited

Features

Warm wateryes
Heated seatyes
Warm air dryeryes
Wireless remoteyes
Night lightyes
Deodorizeryes
Self-cleaning nozzleyes
Feminine washyes

Still Sold, Still Everywhere
Remote + Deodorizer
Feature King Under $300

What owners like

+The most complete feature list under $300: remote, dryer, deodorizer, night light, heated seat, and stainless nozzle — Brondell's own LE99 at the same street price drops the deodorizer
+Wireless remote with programmable user settings, a luxury normally reserved for the $479 Swash 1400 tier
+Its end-of-line reputation keeps street prices low — Slickdeals ran it at $236 in July 2026 and it's dipped to $199 at Home Depot, far under Brondell's $399.99 list
+Oscillating stainless-steel nozzle with five positions and pulse massage — same wash hardware as seats $150 up-market
+Years of field history — no surprises left in this platform

Common complaints

−Its future is murky — the DS725 that was meant to replace it has already been dropped and retailers have flagged the SE600 discontinued more than once, so ask Brondell about parts and warranty support before relying on it past year one
−The tank gives roughly 30-60 seconds of warm water before cooling and needs a recovery wait — the CL1700's instant heater at the same price never quits
−Maximum pressure is gentle; thorough cleanups take longer than on a Bio Bidet BB-1000, the standard owner complaint about this seat
−The five-level dryer is slow enough that most owners finish with a square of paper anyway
−Owner reports of seat cracking and valve failures conveniently clustering just past the 1-year warranty
−The rear tank hump keeps it chunky by 2026 standards — Brondell's Thinline seats exist precisely because of profiles like this

Questions buyers ask

It's discontinued — is it still safe to buy?

Brondell officially killed it (and its successor, the DS725, has since died too), yet it's still stocked at Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot at constant clearance prices — it's dipped to $199 at Home Depot. Buy it for the feature-per-dollar math, but go in knowing warranty service and parts get harder every year past the 1-year coverage.

Does the warm water run out?

Yes — the tank gives roughly 30-60 seconds before cooling, then needs a recovery wait. At the same street price, Brondell's Costco-exclusive CL1700 has an instant heater that never quits, if you have a membership.

What do you get that similar-priced seats don't?

The most complete feature list under $300: wireless remote with programmable user settings, dryer, deodorizer, night light, heated seat, and an oscillating stainless nozzle with five positions and pulse massage. Brondell's own current LE99 drops the deodorizer at the same street price.

What are the known failure modes?

With years of field history there are no surprises left: owner reports of seat cracking and valve failures cluster conveniently just past the 1-year warranty. The pressure ceiling is also gentle — the standard owner complaint — so thorough cleanups take longer than on a Bio Bidet BB-1000.

Will it fit a round toilet?

Yes, it ships in both elongated and round versions. Just note the rear tank hump keeps it chunky by 2026 standards — measure clearance if your toilet has a low-slung tank.

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