
Tushy
Tushy Aura
Tushy's top-of-line electric seat, launched late 2024: a motion-sensing auto-open lid, digital temperature display on the seat, wireless remote with screen, endless instant warm water, UV-sterilized stainless wand, and a dryer Tushy claims is twice as strong as the Cloud's. At $599 it's the cheapest way to get an auto-opening lid — a trick that otherwise costs $1,299 on the Toto S7A. Elongated toilets only.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Auto-open lid via motion sensor plus remote-controlled seat raise — the only seat anywhere near $599 with this; Toto charges $1,299 (S7A) for the same hands-free entrance
- ✓Instant endless warm water with four settings (room temp, 93°F, 99°F, 102°F) — no tank, no mid-wash chill
- ✓Silver digital display on the seat shows live seat temperature, and the backlit remote with screen beats fumbling through beep-codes on Toto's screenless S7 remote
- ✓Dryer is legitimately stronger than the Cloud's (Tushy's '2X' unit) — reviewers report actually skipping toilet paper, rare for bidet dryers
- ✓UV nozzle sterilization runs 3 minutes after every use on a stainless wand, plus a pre-installed water filter
- ✓Same 10-minute Tushy DIY install as their $129 attachments — brackets, hose, and tank adapter in the box
Cons
- ✗CNN Underscored's biggest gripe: in small bathrooms the motion sensor pops the lid every time you walk past to the shower or sink — you can disable auto-open, but then you paid for a feature you turned off
- ✗Elongated only — no round version, so older compact bathrooms are excluded entirely
- ✗12-month warranty on a $599 seat with a motorized lid mechanism is the weakest coverage-to-moving-parts ratio in this price class
- ✗No deodorizer — the $399 Cloud+ has one, and Toto's S7 pairs a deodorizer with a power-boost mode
- ✗No multi-user presets — the remote remembers one configuration, versus four named presets on the Toto S7/S7A
- ✗Still needs a GFCI outlet within reach, and the lid motor means one more failure mode a simple Cloud doesn't have
Common Questions
Does the auto-open lid trigger when you're just walking past?
Is the dryer actually usable, or just a token feature?
How does the warm water work?
Can two people store their own settings?
Should the 12-month warranty worry me?
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