This model is discontinued.

The page stays up for the owner notes; there is no buy link because leftover stock is usually priced above what the successor costs new. The closest current equivalent in the catalog is the Brondell Swash 1400.

Omigo SL

Model Omigo SL Advanced

  • Warm wateryes
  • Needs an outletyes
  • Heated seatyes

A discontinued product walking. Omigo, the DTC bidet startup, was absorbed by Brondell in November 2023, and by mid-2026 the SL is effectively end-of-life: myomigo.com redirects to a Brondell outlet page, the Amazon listing is dead ('we don't know when or if this item will be back in stock'), and remaining units are outlet and open-box clearance. On paper it's still a strong seat — instant ceramic heater for endless aerated warm water, 7-position stainless nozzle, three spray widths, heated seat, night light, and remote at a $375 last-sold price.

Approx. price

~$375

Best for Bargain hunters only — and only at a deep outlet discount that prices in the dead-model support risk

No buy link — discontinued.

Specifications

Water heating
Tankless (Instant Heat)
Controls
Wireless Remote
Toilet fit
Elongated & Round versions
Power
Needs GFCI outlet within reach
Spray pressure
Adjustable pressure, 3 spray widths
Nozzle
7-position stainless nozzle
Install
20-30 min DIY
Warranty
1-year limited — on a discontinued model

Features

  • Warm wateryes
  • Heated seatyes
  • Warm air dryerno
  • Wireless remoteyes
  • Night lightyes
  • Deodorizerno
  • Self-cleaning nozzleyes
  • Feminine washyes
  • Discontinued — Absorbed by Brondell
  • Endless Aerated Wash
  • Clearance-Only Stock

What owners like

  • +The instant ceramic heater means warm water genuinely never runs out — a spec that normally starts around the $470 Bio Bidet BB-2000, at a mid-$300s price even before clearance discounts
  • +Seven nozzle positions plus three spray widths give finer aim control than the 5-position standard on the Alpha JX2 and SmartBidet SB-1000
  • +The aerated stream is repeatedly described as soft-but-thorough — reviewers with sensitive skin picked it over harder direct jets
  • +What support remains routes through Brondell, North America's biggest bidet manufacturer, rather than a dead startup's inbox
  • +End-of-life clearance can make it the cheapest tankless remote-control seat available — if the price is genuinely clearance-level, the math can work

Common complaints

  • −Discontinued with no restock coming: Amazon shows 'currently unavailable,' Brondell funnels the old brand's traffic to an outlet page, and once current stock sells through, that's it
  • −Buying a dead model means real support and warranty risk — the 1-year limited warranty is only useful while Brondell keeps SL parts, and spare wands, remotes, and seats will only get scarcer
  • −No warm-air dryer and no deodorizer — if you want either, Omigo's surviving Luxury sibling or a Toto C5 is the answer, not this
  • −The tall back shrinks the usable seat area — multiple owners say normal sitting posture lands you uncomfortably far forward
  • −The aerated spray tops out gentler than pump-driven rivals, so Bio Bidet vortex fans will find max pressure underwhelming
  • −Remaining units are largely open-box or outlet stock with unknown hours on the heater and seat electronics — and no presets on the remote was already a gripe when it was new

Questions buyers ask

Is the Omigo SL still supported now that the brand is gone?

Sort of. Brondell absorbed Omigo in late 2023 and handles what support remains, which beats a dead startup's inbox — but the SL is end-of-life, the 1-year warranty is only useful while Brondell keeps SL parts, and spare wands, remotes, and seats will only get scarcer.

Should I buy a discontinued bidet seat at all?

Only at a genuinely deep clearance price that prices in the support risk. When it's discounted, it can be the cheapest tankless remote-control seat available — endless warm water normally starts around the $470 BB-2000. At anywhere near its original mid-$300s price, buy a current model instead.

Does it have a dryer or deodorizer?

Neither. If you want either feature, the answer is a different seat — a Toto S2 or Brondell's current lineup — not this one. What it does have is a 7-position nozzle with three spray widths, finer aim control than the 5-position standard on rivals.

What's the spray like?

Aerated and soft-but-thorough — reviewers with sensitive skin picked it over harder direct jets, but it tops out gentler than pump-driven seats, so Bio Bidet vortex fans will find max pressure underwhelming. One ergonomic note: the tall back shrinks the usable seat area, and several owners say normal posture lands you uncomfortably far forward.

Compare the Omigo SL

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