Omigo
Omigo SL
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.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓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
Cons
- ✗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
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