Tushy Ace

Model Ace 2.0

Warm wateryes
Needs an outletyes
Heated seatyes

The Ace is Tushy's full electric bidet seat, now in its improved 2.0 generation at $399. A coiled tankless heater delivers endless instant warm water, joined by a five-level heated seat, warm-air dryer, dedicated front wash, oscillating massage mode, and an antimicrobial stainless self-cleaning nozzle — all run from an upgraded capacitive-touch remote. It's Tushy's bid to keep customers who outgrow the Classic from defecting to Toto and Bio Bidet.

Approx. price

~$399

Best for Tushy fans ready to graduate from attachments to a heated seat without paying Toto Washlet prices

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Specifications

Water heating: Tankless (Instant Heat)
Controls: Wireless Remote
Toilet fit: Round and elongated versions; needs outlet by toilet
Power: Needs GFCI outlet
Spray pressure: 5 pressure levels
Nozzle: Stainless self-cleaning nozzle
Install: About 20 min DIY
Warranty: 12-month

Features

Warm wateryes
Heated seatyes
Warm air dryeryes
Wireless remoteyes
Night lightno
Deodorizerno
Self-cleaning nozzleyes
Feminine washyes

Endless Warm Water
Heated Seat + Dryer
Remote Control

What owners like

+Tankless coil heater means warm water that never runs out — cheaper tank-style seats go lukewarm 30 seconds into a wash
+Ace 2.0 addressed the gen-1 gripes: better remote battery life, capacitive touch, and a 50% wider spray-angle range front and rear
+Five-level heated seat is the feature owners rave hardest about once winter hits
+Dedicated front wash mode with real coverage — not the aim-the-rear-nozzle compromise of Tushy's attachments
+Warm-air dryer with five temps can genuinely end toilet paper use if you give it a minute
+Installs in about 20 minutes with a screwdriver — far less intimidating than most electric seats' manuals suggest
+$399 undercuts the comparable Toto Washlet C5 while looking cleaner mounted, in classic minimalist Tushy style

Common complaints

−Needs a GFCI outlet within cord reach of the toilet — many pre-1990 US bathrooms don't have one, and adding it runs $150-300 in electrician time
−12-month warranty is thin for a $399 electronic seat when Toto and Bio Bidet back theirs for 3 years
−Only a few hundred reviews on Tushy's store — long-term electronics reliability is still unproven versus decades of Toto track record
−No night light and no deodorizer at a price point where the Bio Bidet BB-2000 includes both
−Like every bidet seat dryer, it takes a minute-plus of patience; most owners still finish with a pat of paper
−The remote has no user presets, so multi-person households re-adjust temperature and pressure constantly

Questions buyers ask

Does the Ace's warm water run out?

No — the coiled tankless heater delivers warm water that never quits, where cheaper tank-style seats go lukewarm about 30 seconds in. Pair that with the five-level heated seat and it's a legitimate step into the electric tier, not just a Tushy attachment with a plug.

What did the Ace 2.0 fix from the first generation?

The gen-1 gripes, specifically: better remote battery life, capacitive touch controls, and a 50% wider spray-angle adjustment range front and rear. If you're shopping used or open-box, make sure you're getting the 2.0.

Do I need an electrician?

Maybe — it needs a GFCI outlet within cord reach of the toilet, and many pre-1990 US bathrooms don't have one. Adding one typically runs $150-300 in electrician time, which is worth pricing into the $399 total before you commit. The seat install itself is about 20 minutes with a screwdriver.

Can multiple people save their settings?

No — the remote has no user presets, so multi-person households re-adjust temperature and pressure constantly. At this price that's a real omission; the $500 Toto KS6 stores four profiles.

How proven is Tushy's electric hardware?

Less proven than the incumbents: only a few hundred reviews on Tushy's store, a 12-month warranty that's thin next to Toto's and Bio Bidet's 3 years, and no decades-long reliability record. What you get in exchange is a $399 price that undercuts the comparable Toto tier and a cleaner mounted look.

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