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This is my 1st bidet seat and, really, my 1st bidet experience. Conclusion: where’ve you been all my life? I did my research and determined that the JX2 was the one to try. I’ve been using it for a solid 6 months now, and I’ve gotten quite used to it. I’m disappointed if I have to use the other bathroom now. The JX2 was part of a comprehensive bathroom renovation. My fist mistake was going with a round instead of elongated commode bowl. There are a few reasons for this, but... Read More

This is my 1st bidet seat and, really, my 1st bidet experience. Conclusion: where’ve you been all my life? I did my research and determined that the JX2 was the one to try. I’ve been using it for a solid 6 months now, and I’ve gotten quite used to it. I’m disappointed if I have to use the other bathroom now. The JX2 was part of a comprehensive bathroom renovation. My fist mistake was going with a round instead of elongated commode bowl. There are a few reasons for this, but suffice it to say, I definitely recommend the elongated over the round, if you have the choice. The beeping: yes, there is a faint “beep” when I sit down (and, I think, also when I stand up.) This can be turned off by plugging in the JX2 while depressing a button on the seat. I’ve found that the house power invariably gets interrupted within days of me doing this, though, and when it comes back on, the seat defaults to beeping again. So, I’ve just gotten used to the beeping. This one’s not that loud. (But it’s still dumb that it beeps. Who needs a toilet seat that beeps? Everything beeps these days. It’s maddening.) The bidet-ing itself is pleasant and effective overall. Sometimes I run concurrent cycles, just to be sure. I recommend pressing the bidet button twice, which gets the wand to do a slight, back-and-forth, scrubbing motion. It was interesting to me to experience changing the water temperature on-the-fly. You push the temp button and that water temperature instantly changes. Speaking of, Alpha should be able to figure out a way to have the initial blast of water be as warm as the rest of it, because it ain’t. It is ALWAYS frigid-cold, just for a second, long enough to make me make a face, and then it’s pleasant. One thing I have noticed recently, temperature-wise, is that the water isn’t always as warm as it was. Maybe my wife is fidgeting with the temp control (which I doubt because she likes everything hotter than I like it), or maybe it’s because the incoming water is much colder than it was in the summer and fall. Regardless, I’ve had some cooler than expected bidets this winter. My wife has complained that, although the wand’s position can be adjusted, she still can’t get it to move far enough forward to be useful in the female application. I have had the same issue at the opposite end. When I’m ready to bidet, even after I draw the wand back as far as it will go, I still have to scoot a little “too” forward on the seat to feel optimally situated. Here is where the elongated bowl and seat (as opposed to the round) could have solved a lot. The drying feature could get warmer faster, which I think would help it not to take so long. I don’t feel the warmth (which could be warmer) until it’s at least a third of the way into its cycle, maybe half way. Before that, it’s just like a cool breeze. It gets high marks for aim though, good aim, just slow to dry. My wife likes the heated seat function, though I could do without it. We both like the night-light feature. I don’t even have to turn the bathroom light on in the middle of the night anymore. I can see everything I need to see. If I was to suggest anything to Alpha, like if they asked me, I’d maybe recommend a model with a throttle on the side, like driving a boat, something you could pull back on to crank up the water pressure. I’d buy that (and maybe a Captain’s hat to wear with it). Read Less

I hosted Thanksgiving last year and the bidet was the most entertaining part of the day. After one person used it, they came out of the bathroom and said, “wow, I need one of those!” A line soon formed at the bathroom door and there was a lot of giggling from the kids and jokes made between the adults. I recently purchased the Alpha JX2 Bidet Toilet Seat for the second time, and I am am more than satisfied with the changes that we made and with my decision. The first one was left behind when I... Read More

I hosted Thanksgiving last year and the bidet was the most entertaining part of the day. After one person used it, they came out of the bathroom and said, “wow, I need one of those!” A line soon formed at the bathroom door and there was a lot of giggling from the kids and jokes made between the adults. I recently purchased the Alpha JX2 Bidet Toilet Seat for the second time, and I am am more than satisfied with the changes that we made and with my decision. The first one was left behind when I recently sold my house When I was going through cancer treatment and multiple surgeries, I bought the first Alpha,, hoping it would bring some comfort and ease to my life during a challenging time—and it did. From the very first use, I could tell this was a product designed with care and attention to detail. The standout feature for me is the stainless steel nozzle where the water comes out. It's hygienic, durable, and far superior to plastic nozzles found on other bidets. The water pressure and temperature settings are easily adjustable, allowing for a customized experience that meets my preferences every time. Whether it's for gentle cleaning or a more robust cleanse, the controls are intuitive and responsive. In terms of quality, the Alpha JX2 delivers exactly as promised. It's built to last, and the materials feel premium. The installation process was straightforward, and the seat itself was very comfortable. It's a good purchase decision.  Read Less

There are some things I love. There are some things that are surprises. And one or two things Im not fond of. 1) Love. The heated seat, and water. I cannot emphasize how nice it is to sit down, on a cold morning, to a warm seat. And the lovely temp of warm water pressure washing the starfish. Having everything you need in one box is great, like the valves, washers, etc... 2) Meh... The surprise when sitting of the system activating, sounding like a modem from the 80s as it (Im guessing) turns on... Read More

There are some things I love. There are some things that are surprises. And one or two things Im not fond of. 1) Love. The heated seat, and water. I cannot emphasize how nice it is to sit down, on a cold morning, to a warm seat. And the lovely temp of warm water pressure washing the starfish. Having everything you need in one box is great, like the valves, washers, etc... 2) Meh... The surprise when sitting of the system activating, sounding like a modem from the 80s as it (Im guessing) turns on the water heater and prepares the nozzle for use. The quality of seat seems a bit iffy at this pricepoint, but time will tell. It also has a tendency to shift a bit.. even after tightening seat... this seems like it shouldnt happen when locking in but can be a bit disconcerting. I can only tighten it so much before Im concerned threads may strip. 3) UGH.. the nightlight is bright enough to land airplanes... It should be called a bowl spotlight. I wish there was a dimmer for it... There is a difference between convenience when doing the deed in the middle of the night and seeing some bright light emanate from bathroom like something from poltergeist. At this pricepoint, I would have liked to have memory settings on the remote... I am a larger fella, and the missus is 5 ft nothing... our anatomies are very different so If i dont pay attention, I may pressure wash my taint or crack... and she may be in for a rude surprise as well... having memory settings (I like warm water, medium pressure, warm seat, and aim at 15% aft of target. She likes cooler water, low pressure, hot seat, and aim 30% the other way. Overall a positive experience, and if TP shortage recurs, I will be prepared! Also, I already hate doing the deed in other non civilized facilities... We shall see how it performs over time...  Read Less

I was asked to write a review for the Alpha JX bidet and I do so without hesitation. I’m a 72 year old man and had never used a bidet but was curious after a friend told me how much it helped her elderly mother. I did some research and decided on Alpha having read reviews at BidetKing and other sites. The features and benefits of this technology was mind blowing to include: a night light, heated seat; adjustable water pressure, water temperature, nozzle position, and dryer temp all controlled by... Read More

I was asked to write a review for the Alpha JX bidet and I do so without hesitation. I’m a 72 year old man and had never used a bidet but was curious after a friend told me how much it helped her elderly mother. I did some research and decided on Alpha having read reviews at BidetKing and other sites. The features and benefits of this technology was mind blowing to include: a night light, heated seat; adjustable water pressure, water temperature, nozzle position, and dryer temp all controlled by a wall mountable remote. I decided to go for it after seeing so many positive reviews and am so glad I did. Everything promised was delivered including a fairly simple installation and good customer service. Once you individualize the adjustments and experience this new hygienic technology, you’ll wonder why you didn’t get one sooner.  Read Less

I began by investigating. I didn’t want seats that sprang to attention when someone entered the bathroom & I didn’t care about nightlights. I considered the BioBidet BB-2000 & tried calling Bemis on their tech support line & on their sales line. An outgoing message said they would respond to emails within five days. Hence I knew their warranty work would be equally lousy. Bidet King offered to let me see some units in their warehouse. Although I didn’t go, I could see they were easier to work wi... Read More

I began by investigating. I didn’t want seats that sprang to attention when someone entered the bathroom & I didn’t care about nightlights. I considered the BioBidet BB-2000 & tried calling Bemis on their tech support line & on their sales line. An outgoing message said they would respond to emails within five days. Hence I knew their warranty work would be equally lousy. Bidet King offered to let me see some units in their warehouse. Although I didn’t go, I could see they were easier to work with. The shipment came in a day. Three filters were ordered, but one was missing. When I told Bidet King, they quickly sent it. The installation went smoothly & quickly. Note their warranty begins the day the bidet is shipped, so don’t sit on it (pun intended). The remote control has buttons & a screen. Touch screens upset me, so I was very happy that this screen had nothing to touch. The buttons were straightforward, easy to set, & the screen gave clear visual feedback. The wand/nozzle would self-clean every time someone sat down on the seat. After a few days of people sitting to pee, the waste of self-cleaning water became very annoying. This feature was turned off after the supervisor revealed a combination of buttons not published in the manual. I was worried that the time for the water to heat up might be a problem, but it was not. I am happy with the temperature, force, & duration of the water. I now believe that a warming tank (hybrid system) is an unnecessary expense. The air dryer is plenty hot, but I tend not to use it. A towel is quicker & less expensive. After about two weeks, we noticed that the seat was shifting to one side. This could have been catastrophic. We re-positioned the seat & carefully re-tightened – to avoid cracking the plastic – the fastening (lock) nuts. So far, the seat seems okay. I bought the bidet for its basic purpose. It does it well & I use less paper. I actually get out of the bathroom more quickly than before & I am cleaner. The bidet also reduced some bleeding issues. I am happy with this product & I can recommend it.  Read Less

I purchased this seat for my son whose disabilities prevent him from fully wiping himself. I was impressed with the features for the price. The water temperature is great even on the highest power saving setting, the dryer is good, the stainless sprayer is a plus, the adjustability of the sprayer is good. I put it together myself in about two hours with a few bleeding knuckles getting the plumbing apart and then tightened up again to stop leaks. I recommend adding plumber’s tape to help you get... Read More

I purchased this seat for my son whose disabilities prevent him from fully wiping himself. I was impressed with the features for the price. The water temperature is great even on the highest power saving setting, the dryer is good, the stainless sprayer is a plus, the adjustability of the sprayer is good. I put it together myself in about two hours with a few bleeding knuckles getting the plumbing apart and then tightened up again to stop leaks. I recommend adding plumber’s tape to help you get a great seal. However, there are two downsides. One, it doesn’t fully get my son clean and he still needs help wiping which we hoped this would fix for him. Two, the underside of the seat gets disgusting, fast. I’m cleaning it every day it seems. He likes the seat but, unfortunately, it doesn’t do everything I had hoped for independence.  Read Less

I did a lot of research before buying this bidet, and I've used a few other of the expensive ones, like Toto. Alpha JX won me over due to the combo of good price point and good features. To be honest, there is really only one thing that holds this bidet back from being an easy best of class, and it's the same problem that most of the expensive versions have, but ironically, none of the cheap models do. Water pressure. For all the bells and whistles and heat and lights and everything else, a... Read More

I did a lot of research before buying this bidet, and I've used a few other of the expensive ones, like Toto. Alpha JX won me over due to the combo of good price point and good features. To be honest, there is really only one thing that holds this bidet back from being an easy best of class, and it's the same problem that most of the expensive versions have, but ironically, none of the cheap models do. Water pressure. For all the bells and whistles and heat and lights and everything else, a bidet has one main job, and that is to get you shiny sparkly clean without having to wipe and wipe. And yet, for some inexplicable reason, the expensive models are so terrified of hurting your hiney hole that they spray you with the most pathetic of pressure, even when you crank it to max. If you're one of the few individuals blessed with golden bowels which allow you to get clean with barely any effort, congrats, but if your body is constantly making the process difficult like many of us, you NEED a spray that isn't afraid to have a max setting that is truly powerful. If you're afraid of hurting yourself, don't turn it up all the way. But if your spray is so lame that it isn't doing the #1 (should I say #2) job of what a bidet is for, how can it be elite? Or even, satisfactory? In case you're wondering, it's still much better than Toto's pricier version in terms of power, but it's miles from the $50 cold water bare-bones versions that are so intense that they'll blast you off the seat. And I get it, people don't want ice cold hole blasters, but they do want to be clean without having to do a bunch of wiping. My plea to upper-tier bidet makers is please, give us some water pressure. We're adults, we can turn it up to what we need without severe injury. I guess this is a recommendation with an asterisk. If getting clean is your goal and not the frills, you don't need to pay 5x more just to be comfy when you sit on the pot. But all the frills in the world cannot compensate for a lackluster spray that doesn't get you totally clean. 3/5 for the water power, 5/5 for everything else = 4 stars overall. Toto would get 2/5 for power, btw.  Read Less

First of all, this is my second bidet this year. I had a Brondell swash 1400 and it only lasted 3 days! This Alpha JX unit has been working for over a month now. Disappointed in the front wash because it will only mover slightly farther forward than the back wash. I do wish the back wash could be set a little stronger. I wish the fan could be stronger but not sure how you would put a stronger unit in the seat. The heat on the fan really warms my left butt cheek, however. I'm not sure how you wou... Read More

First of all, this is my second bidet this year. I had a Brondell swash 1400 and it only lasted 3 days! This Alpha JX unit has been working for over a month now. Disappointed in the front wash because it will only mover slightly farther forward than the back wash. I do wish the back wash could be set a little stronger. I wish the fan could be stronger but not sure how you would put a stronger unit in the seat. The heat on the fan really warms my left butt cheek, however. I'm not sure how you would save toilet paper with a bidet of any kind unless you walked away with your behind dripping wet. I can't do that. When installing the seat, I wish it would "click" in and lock as the Brondell brand. Now for the good points. It is simple which is what I was looking for. I was mainly looking for heated water. It does spray cool always at first but seems to stay fairly warm. the seat does warm but we rarely use it. Same for the night light. I'm happy with the simple button remote and it seems to respond well. I felt the installation was acceptable for a bidet of this type.  Read Less