Sonny
Sonny Portable Bidet
The 2019 Indiegogo darling that made travel bidets look good: a Box Clever-designed anodized-aluminum wand (2019 New York Design Award silver) with a 100 ml canister, electric pump, two pressure modes, and a USB charging dock good for about three weeks per hour-long charge. The Santa Monica company has since gone quiet — its site is offline and it never established an Amazon presence, with stock surfacing only sporadically via TikTok Shop around $89.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Still the best-looking travel bidet ever made — an anodized-aluminum wand from design studio Box Clever that took silver at the 2019 New York Design Awards; it reads 'water bottle,' not 'medical device'
- ✓The electric pump delivers a consistent, metered spray — no squeeze strength or bottle-crushing technique required, unlike the CuloClean and GoSpa
- ✓40 seconds of continuous spray on standard pressure (25 on high) from one fill — enough for a complete wash without stopping to re-pressurize
- ✓A one-hour charge runs roughly three weeks of twice-daily use, so it lives on its dock at home and never arrives at a trip dead
- ✓The slide-out nozzle retracts fully into the sealed body — nothing to snag or contaminate rattling around a toiletry bag
- ✓Interchangeable antibacterial nozzle heads let couples share one unit hygienically — a $99 Toto Travel Washlet can't do that
Cons
- ✗The company has effectively gone dark: website offline, no Amazon listing, and stock surfacing only sporadically via TikTok Shop at ~$89 — treat any purchase as warranty-free
- ✗The 100 ml canister is small — barely half the Toto Travel Washlet's capacity — so thorough cleanups mean a mid-wash refill at the sink
- ✗Early Indiegogo backers reported battery-life lemons and dead units, and there's no support channel left to make those right
- ✗At half a pound (plus a 0.3 lb charging base) it's the heaviest travel option we track — several times the weight of a collapsible squeeze bottle
- ✗$89 for a dormant brand when the $99 Toto Travel Washlet is current, supported, and proven is a hard sell
- ✗There's no heater — water sprays at whatever temperature you filled it, so a cold-tap fill washes exactly as cold as a $10 CuloClean
Common Questions
Can I still buy one, and is there any support?
How long does the battery last?
Does it warm the water?
Is the canister big enough for a full clean?
Can two people share one unit?
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