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Bidetlity New Standard or Deluxe: Which Bidet Seat Is Right for You?
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The Bidetlity New Standard is a non-electric bidet attachment for €99: infinitely adjustable water pressure, two nozzles, installed in about 20 minutes. The Bidetlity Deluxe is an electric shower toilet attachment for €249: warm water from the built-in instant water heater, heated seat, warm air dryer and remote control. If you just want water instead of paper, go with the New Standard. If you want comfort, go with the Deluxe.
Two bidet attachments, one goal: water instead of paper, without a new toilet and without renovating. Even so, the Bidetlity New Standard and the Bidetlity Deluxe are very different products. What they both do, where they differ, and which one fits your bathroom: right this way.
Both Models in One Sentence
Bidetlity New Standard is a non-electric bidet attachment for €99. It runs purely on water pressure, has two self-cleaning nozzles for butt and intimate cleaning, infinitely adjustable water pressure, and can mix hot and cold water if a hot water connection is available.
Bidetlity Deluxe is an electric bidet toilet seat for €249. It heats the water itself with a built-in instant water heater, and comes with a heated seat, warm air dryer, night light, eco mode, and a remote control. A cold water connection and a power outlet are all you need.
The Direct Comparison
| Feature | New Standard | Deluxe |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €99 | €249 |
| Operation | no electricity, purely water-powered | electric, 220–240 V |
| Warm water | only with a hot water connection, infinitely mixable | built-in instant water heater, 3 levels (34 / 36 / 38 °C) |
| Water pressure | infinitely adjustable | adjustable, nozzle position adjustable |
| Nozzles | 2 nozzles (rear & front), self-cleaning | separate butt & intimate cleaning, self-cleaning nozzle |
| Heated seat | no | yes, 3 levels (34 / 38 / 40 °C) |
| Warm air dryer | no | yes, 3 levels (38 / 48 / 58 °C) |
| Night light | no | yes, softly illuminates the bowl in the dark |
| Controls | levers on the side of the seat | remote control with wall mount, plus buttons on the seat |
| Extras | soft-close lid | soft-close lid, eco mode |
| Fit | available in D-shape or O-shape | classic U-shaped ceramic toilets |
| Connection | cold water 9/16″ × 1/2″, T-piece 1/2″ + 3/8″ | cold water ½″ to 3/8″, T-piece 3/8″, power cord 1.56 m |
| Installation | approx. 20 minutes, no plumber needed | approx. 20 minutes, no plumber needed |
| Warranty & returns | 2 years, 30-day returns | 2 years, 30-day returns |
Who Is the New Standard Right For?
For everyone who wants to switch to water without running electricity into the bathroom. It needs no outlet, works entirely without power, and costs less than half. If you have a hot water connection within reach, you even get warm water. If you don't, you clean with cold water: refreshing, and for many people exactly right after the first few days.
- You want water instead of paper, nothing more.
- There's no outlet near the toilet in your bathroom.
- Your toilet is a D-shape or O-shape and you want the matching version.
- You want to stay under €100.
Who Is the Deluxe Right For?
For everyone who wants comfort: warm water without a hot water connection, a heated seat in winter, a dryer instead of paper, and a night light that shows you the way at night without you having to switch on the ceiling light. The Deluxe is what you know from Japanese hotels. Just on your own toilet. The only requirement is a grounded outlet with a residual current circuit breaker within 1.56 m.
- You want warm water, but there's no hot water connection at the toilet.
- A heated seat and warm air dryer are worth the extra cost to you.
- You don't want to turn on the main light at night: the night light softly illuminates the bowl.
- There's an outlet near the toilet.
- Your toilet is a classic ceramic model with two mounting holes.
What They Both Have in Common
Both replace your existing toilet seat, both connect to the cold water angle valve, and both are installed in about 20 minutes without a plumber. Both have built-in backflow protection, self-cleaning nozzles, and separate cleaning for the butt and intimate area. And for both: 2-year warranty, 30-day returns, free shipping within Germany, delivery in 1 to 2 business days.
Whether your toilet fits: you'll find the exact dimensions and the fit check for your toilet on the respective product page, for the New Standard and for the Deluxe.
And If Neither One Fits?
If you're renting, often on the road, or just want to try out whether water really is better: the mobile butt shower costs €19.90, needs no connection, and fits in any bag. Many people start there and add an attachment later.
New Standard if you want water. Deluxe if you want comfort. You can't go wrong with either, because both solve the same problem: paper.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the Bidetlity New Standard and the Bidetlity Deluxe?
The New Standard works completely without electricity and runs purely on water pressure (€99). The Deluxe is electric and offers warm water from a built-in instant water heater, a heated seat, a warm air dryer, a night light and a remote control (€249). Both replace your existing toilet seat and install in about 20 minutes with no remodeling.
Does the Bidetlity Deluxe need a hot water connection?
No. The Deluxe is connected to the cold water angle valve only and heats the water itself with a built-in instant water heater at three levels (34, 36 or 38 °C). It does need a grounded outlet with a GFCI within reach of the 1.56 m power cord.
Can the Bidetlity New Standard do warm water?
Yes, if there's a hot water connection nearby. The New Standard has connections for both hot and cold water and blends the temperature continuously. Without a hot water connection it runs on cold water only; the matching sealing cap is included.
Will the bidet attachment fit my toilet?
The New Standard comes in a D shape (straight edge at the back, typical of modern wall-hung toilets) and an O shape (round or oval). The Deluxe fits classic U-shaped ceramic toilets with two mounting holes, a length of 44 to 48 cm and a hole spacing of 13 to 21 cm. If you're unsure, just send a photo of your toilet in the chat.
How long does installation take?
About 20 minutes for both models: unscrew the old toilet seat, mount the base plate, slide on the attachment, fit the T-piece to the angle valve, connect the hose. With the Deluxe, plug in the power cord as well. No plumber required.
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