LUXE Bidet
Luxe Bidet Neo 320 Plus
The Neo 320 Plus is the current-generation successor to LUXE's hugely popular Neo 320 warm-water attachment (which remains on sale at $59.99). The Plus keeps the sink-fed warm water and dual rear/feminine nozzles but moves to the NEO Plus platform: slide-in bracket installation, EZ-Lift hinges so the whole unit tilts up for cleaning, an advanced 360° self-clean mode covering both nozzles and the guard gate, and standard 3/8-inch fittings.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Warm water plus dual nozzles for $66 — less than half the Tushy Spa 3.0, which doesn't even have a second nozzle
- ✓EZ-Lift hinges solve the dirtiest secret of bidet attachments: the unit tilts up so you can actually clean the grime line beneath it
- ✓Slide-in bracket install means the fiddly bolt-alignment step is done once, and the bidet clicks in and out afterward
- ✓360° self-clean mode rinses both nozzles and the inside of the guard gate, a real upgrade over the old 320's simple rinse
- ✓Dedicated feminine nozzle sprays at a softer, more forward angle instead of repurposing the rear jet
- ✓Includes a hot-water cap, so you can run it cold-only now and plumb the sink tee later — a graceful fallback if your sink is far
- ✓18-month warranty (24 registered) from the biggest name in budget bidets, with every spare part sold individually
Cons
- ✗Same sink-tee catch as every non-electric warm bidet: a sink across the room means warm water is effectively off the table
- ✗A cold slug hits first every wash while hot water travels from the vanity — brief washes stay cold in winter
- ✗One lever controls both temperature and pressure, so nudging the pressure also drifts your temp mix — genuinely fiddly for the first week
- ✗The original Neo 320 still sells everywhere at $59.99, and it's easy to buy the old generation by accident on a marketplace listing
- ✗Control body is chunkier than a SlimEdge, adding noticeable seat-gap on tight bowls
- ✗No spray-angle adjustment on either nozzle — aim is fixed and you move, not the stream
Common Questions
How does a non-electric attachment deliver warm water?
What if my sink turns out to be too far away?
Why do pressure and temperature fight each other?
What are the EZ-Lift hinges and slide-in bracket about?
How do I avoid accidentally buying the old Neo 320?
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