TUSHY Ace Review (2026)

TUSHY built their reputation on non-electric attachments that looked better than anything else at the price. The Ace is their attempt to bring that same philosophy to the electric seat category — heated seat, warm water, wireless remote, packaged in the cleanest design in the segment. We tested it over six weeks.

The Ace is immediately identifiable as a TUSHY product — the same minimal, matte-finish aesthetic that made the Classic stand out on retailer shelves. Compared to Brondell and TOTO's more utilitarian designs, the Ace looks deliberately considered. If your bathroom is a design priority, this matters.

Under the hood, the spec sheet is solid for $399: adjustable heated seat, warm water wash, rear and feminine wash modes, wireless remote, soft-close lid. The warm water uses a tank heating system — you get consistent warm water for approximately 45–60 seconds before it transitions to cool. For most users in single-occupancy bathrooms, that's more than enough.

In testing, seat heat and water temperature felt well-calibrated at their default settings. The remote is simple and well-labeled — easier to learn than Brondell's or Bio Bidet's more feature-dense remotes. Spray pressure is adjustable across four levels; we found levels 2–3 ideal for most use cases.

Install is 20–30 minutes with a nearby outlet. TUSHY's documentation is characteristically good — clear diagrams, a QR-code video walkthrough, and packaging designed to make the process intuitive.

At $399, the Ace sits below the Brondell 1400 and TOTO C5 on features (no dryer, shorter warranty, tank heating vs. tankless). But it costs $200 less than the Brondell — and if design is part of your decision calculus, the Ace is in a category of one.