Moen
Moen 5-Series Electronic Bidet Seat
The only current electric bidet seat from a major US faucet brand, now that Moen has discontinued its 3-Series. The premium EB2100-E checks every flagship box: tankless endless warm water, wireless remote, heated seat with sensor, warm-air dryer, carbon-filter deodorizer, night light, and UV-sanitized self-cleaning nozzles that are user-replaceable - a serviceability angle most brands skip. It lists at a steep $1,102 but sells around $700 through Moen and big-box channels.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Complete flagship feature set - tankless warm water, dryer, deodorizer, night light, remote - with nothing held back for a higher tier
- ✓Nozzles are user-replaceable, so a worn wand is a $20 part instead of a new seat - almost no competitor offers this
- ✓UV nozzle sanitation on top of self-cleaning cycles matches seats like the Coway 500S on hygiene tech
- ✓3-year warranty against leaks and defects from a company with a household-name US support line
- ✓Heated seat with occupancy sensor won't spray or heat an empty bowl
- ✓Endless instantaneous warm water - no cooldown mid-wash, unlike the tank-fed SpaLets from American Standard's lower tiers
- ✓Sold through Home Depot and shop.moen.com with normal big-box return windows
- ✓Night light and quiet operation make it an easy sell for shared and guest bathrooms
Cons
- ✗3.7-star Amazon average is the weakest of any major-brand seat we track - electronics complaints dominate the one-star tail
- ✗Wand position isn't remembered between uses, so you re-adjust every single visit - a baffling omission at this price
- ✗$1,102 list is fantasy pricing; never pay more than the ~$700 street price, and even that buys less polish than a $449 Alpha
- ✗Only about 120 reviews after years on sale - Moen sells faucets, and the bidet line feels like a side project
- ✗Elongated only; the round EB2000-R sibling drops the premium features
- ✗Korean OEM internals mean you're paying a Moen markup over functionally similar seats
- ✗Remote lacks the programmable user presets that Kohler's E930 and Toto's remotes include
- ✗Needs a GFCI outlet within reach, and the 5-Series' power draw rules out most shared bathroom circuits
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