The flagship Omigo seat is exactly the same as the Brondell Swash 1400, just with blue buttons instead of white. They come off the same assembly line at the same warehouse. If you want to compare the Omigo to the Cascade, you can view our detailed compare here: www.manybidets.com/blog/detailed-bidet-toilet-seat-comparison-dignity-solutions-cascade-3000-vs-brondell-swash-1400/ In short, the Cascade is of higher quality, with better remote responsiveness, more comfortable, larger seat, a sittable lid that's more sturdy, better water flow, and a fully centered nozzle. The downside to the Cascade is it's price tag, but in our opinion, it's worth the extra money.
@@ManyBidets how do you get it to oscillate? We have a bidet now that lets us turn it on. Also does it have the option to run the water until you turn it off so your not stuck with just 1 minute. Our current bidet will run for 2 min on auto. It’s called the Omigo
@@cda3715 It runs for 2 minutes. You can do another 2 by pressing the wash button at the end of the first 2. If you hit the wash button a second time while it's currently running, you'll see it runs in oscillation mode. The Cascade's water flow and pressure is better than the Omigo, so you won't need to run it as long to get the same amount of clean.
Do the two different size controllers control the same range of options? Are the seats exactly same? Can I buy the other size controller & alternate between the two on the one seat? Are there basic wash & stop on the seat for emergency?
Thanks for the questions! There are basic stop and wash buttons on the seat in case there are issues with the remote. Trying to use both remotes with the seat can cause issues with the seat knowing which remote to listen to. For this reason, we currently only ship one remote with the seat (your choice) However, if you decide you dislike the remote of your choice, we're happy to swap remotes with you free of charge. Both remotes offer exactly the same features. The difference between the two is purely the remote design itself. Please let me know if you have other questions or concerns!
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How do you think this seat compares to the Omigo flagship seat?
The flagship Omigo seat is exactly the same as the Brondell Swash 1400, just with blue buttons instead of white. They come off the same assembly line at the same warehouse. If you want to compare the Omigo to the Cascade, you can view our detailed compare here: www.manybidets.com/blog/detailed-bidet-toilet-seat-comparison-dignity-solutions-cascade-3000-vs-brondell-swash-1400/ In short, the Cascade is of higher quality, with better remote responsiveness, more comfortable, larger seat, a sittable lid that's more sturdy, better water flow, and a fully centered nozzle. The downside to the Cascade is it's price tag, but in our opinion, it's worth the extra money.
@@ManyBidets how do you get it to oscillate? We have a bidet now that lets us turn it on.
Also does it have the option to run the water until you turn it off so your not stuck with just 1 minute. Our current bidet will run for 2 min on auto. It’s called the Omigo
@@cda3715 It runs for 2 minutes. You can do another 2 by pressing the wash button at the end of the first 2. If you hit the wash button a second time while it's currently running, you'll see it runs in oscillation mode. The Cascade's water flow and pressure is better than the Omigo, so you won't need to run it as long to get the same amount of clean.
Do the two different size controllers control the same range of options? Are the seats exactly same? Can I buy the other size controller & alternate between the two on the one seat?
Are there basic wash & stop on the seat for emergency?
Thanks for the questions! There are basic stop and wash buttons on the seat in case there are issues with the remote. Trying to use both remotes with the seat can cause issues with the seat knowing which remote to listen to. For this reason, we currently only ship one remote with the seat (your choice) However, if you decide you dislike the remote of your choice, we're happy to swap remotes with you free of charge. Both remotes offer exactly the same features. The difference between the two is purely the remote design itself.
Please let me know if you have other questions or concerns!