For an OVE toilet with a strong mix of bidet comfort and practical flushing, I’d start with the Felix Smart Bidet Toilet with Tank. The Clarke is the more feature-rich choice for hands-free operation and a WaterSense-certified dual flush, while the Wilma adds a sensor-operated lid and automatic flushing. The main tradeoffs are not subtle: these are heavy, powered fixtures, and differences in mounting details, height, warranty, and included features can matter as much as wash settings. I’ve ranked these four around everyday usability, clarity of specifications, and the needs each model serves best.
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Key Takeaways
- The Felix with Tank is my best overall pick for its remote and built-in controls, bidet functions, and two flush-volume options.
- The Clarke offers the clearest efficiency and access case, pairing WaterSense-certified dual flush with hands-free features and an emergency power flush.
- The Wilma suits buyers who want a sensor-operated lid and automatic flushing, but its 105.8-pound weight complicates handling.
- The Felix Integrated Bidet includes heated-seat and wash conveniences, but its stated wall-mounted installation and 1-year warranty need careful verification.
- All four need electrical power for smart features; check outlet location, rough-in, dimensions, and installation requirements before choosing.
| OVE Decors Felix Smart Bidet Toilet with Tank |  | Best Overall | Bowl shape: Elongated | Dimensions: 27.36 x 15.35 x 27.36 in (D x W x H) | Weight: 103.6 lb | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| OVE Decors Clarke Smart Bidet Toilet |  | Best for Water Efficiency and Hands-Free Features | Bowl shape: Elongated | Dimensions: 27.28 x 15.83 x 19.49 in (D x W x H) | Height entry: 17 in | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| OVE Decors Wilma Smart Bidet Toilet, White |  | Best for Automatic Lid and Flushing | Shape: Oblong | Dimensions: 27.36 x 15.35 x 32.01 in (D x W x H) | Weight: 105.8 lb | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| OVE Decors Felix Smart Toilet with Integrated Bidet Seat | | Best for Core Bidet Comfort | Bowl shape: Elongated | Dimensions: 27.36 x 15.35 x 32 in (D x W x H) | Weight: 103.6 lb | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| ove toilet | Dimensions | Weight | Flush volume | Bowl shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OVE Decors Felix Smart Bidet T | 27.36 x 15.35 x 27.36 in (D x W x H) | 103.6 lb | 1.28 / 1.06 GPF | Elongated |
| OVE Decors Clarke Smart Bidet | 27.28 x 15.83 x 19.49 in (D x W x H) | 94.4 lb | 1.28 / 0.92 GPF | Elongated |
| OVE Decors Wilma Smart Bidet T | 27.36 x 15.35 x 32.01 in (D x W x H) | 105.8 lb | 1.28 / 1.06 GPF | — |
| OVE Decors Felix Smart Toilet | 27.36 x 15.35 x 32 in (D x W x H) | 103.6 lb | 1.28 / 1.06 GPF | Elongated |
More Details on Our Top Picks
OVE Decors Felix Smart Bidet Toilet with Tank
I rank this Felix first because it brings together the features most shoppers are likely to want without relying on an especially unusual selling point. It has an elongated bowl, a heated seat, adjustable warm-water cleansing, warm-air drying, deodorizing, and self-cleaning sanitation. A remote and built-in control panel give you two ways to manage the smart functions, and its automatic or manual dual flush offers a choice between 1.28 and 1.06 gallons per flush.
Compared with the Clarke, the Felix is a more familiar all-round package: the Clarke adds hands-free flushing, massage, UV sterilization, and an emergency power flush, while the Felix has the more straightforward appeal of a tank-style setup and clearly listed controls. The Wilma also offers automatic flushing and a sensor lid, which this Felix does not list. For shoppers who prioritize the core bidet routine over touch-free extras, that distinction makes the Felix easier to recommend.
The tradeoff is physical and practical. At 103.6 pounds, it is not easy to maneuver, and its 27.36-inch depth means you should check clearance before buying. Smart washing and comfort features also require power, so the outlet location deserves attention. The supplied listing gives a 20-year limited warranty, but I would confirm which parts that term covers; a long stated term should not be read as blanket coverage for every electronic component.
Pros:- Warm-water cleansing and warm-air drying have adjustable settings.
- Remote control works alongside a built-in control panel.
- Automatic and manual flush options use two listed volumes.
- Includes a heated seat, deodorizing, self-cleaning sanitation, and night light.
Cons:- The 103.6-pound weight makes delivery and installation more demanding.
- Requires planning for electrical access and bathroom clearance.
Best for: Buyers seeking a balanced tank-style OVE smart toilet with bidet washing, drying, heated seating, and dual-flush choices.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who want hands-free flushing, a sensor-operated lid, a lightweight fixture, or a simple non-electric toilet.
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Dimensions:27.36 x 15.35 x 27.36 in (D x W x H)
- Weight:103.6 lb
- Flush volume:1.28 / 1.06 GPF
- Controls:Built-in panel and remote
- Installation:Freestanding
- Materials:Ceramic and plastic
- Warranty:20-year manufacturer limited warranty
Our verdict“I’d choose the Felix with Tank as the best all-round OVE option when bidet comfort and flexible flushing matter more than hands-free extras.”
OVE Decors Clarke Smart Bidet Toilet
The Clarke is my pick for shoppers who want more than a conventional remote-controlled bidet routine. Its standout combination is hands-free flushing, a WaterSense-certified dual-flush system, and an emergency power flush. The listed flush volumes are 1.28 and 0.92 gallons per flush, giving this model the lowest stated lower-flush volume in this group. That makes the flush system a stronger reason to choose the Clarke than its smart features alone.
Compared with the Felix with Tank, the Clarke adds therapeutic massage, UV auto sterilization, and hands-free operation, but the Felix offers a more fully specified control arrangement and a stated 20-year limited warranty. The Clarke also has a listed height of 19.49 inches overall and a 17-inch height entry; those measurements should be checked against the exact seat and installation before assuming a particular fit. Its elongated bowl and floor-mounted installation give buyers useful starting points, but accessibility depends on the complete installed dimensions and individual needs.
The feature list is appealing, though it also means more reliance on electrical power. The emergency flush is a useful backup feature, but I would confirm its operation and limitations with the manufacturer. At 94.4 pounds, it is lighter than the Felix and Wilma on the supplied specifications, yet still a heavy item to handle. The listing does not supply a warranty term, so I would ask about coverage before comparing it with models that do.
Pros:- WaterSense-certified dual flush is listed at 1.28 and 0.92 GPF.
- Hands-free flushing and emergency power flush add distinctive utility.
- Offers adjustable warm-water cleansing, heated seating, and massage.
- UV auto sterilization and a night light are included.
Cons:- Smart functions require electrical power.
- Warranty information is not supplied in the listed specifications.
- Height details should be confirmed for the installed configuration.
Best for: Buyers prioritizing a certified dual-flush system, hands-free operation, and a backup flushing feature.
Not ideal for: Anyone who wants a clearly stated warranty, a non-powered toilet, or complete certainty about installed seat height without checking with the manufacturer.
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Dimensions:27.28 x 15.83 x 19.49 in (D x W x H)
- Height entry:17 in
- Weight:94.4 lb
- Flush system:WaterSense-certified dual flush
- Flush volume:1.28 / 0.92 GPF
- Installation:Floor-mounted
- Materials:Ceramic and plastic
Our verdict“I’d pick the Clarke over the Felix when its certified dual flush, touch-free operation, and backup flush matter more than a clearly stated warranty.”
OVE Decors Wilma Smart Bidet Toilet, White
The Wilma makes the most sense for a buyer who values hands-free convenience at the bowl. Its sensor-operated lid and automatic flushing distinguish it from the Felix with Tank, which lists automatic or manual flush choices but not a sensor lid. The Wilma also includes warm-water spray, warm-air drying, a heated seat, a remote, an LED night light, and self-cleaning sanitization, so it covers the usual comfort functions alongside its touch-free features.
Against the Clarke, the Wilma’s advantage is a sensor-operated lid and a familiar comfort-focused feature set; the Clarke has a more clearly specified WaterSense-certified flush, a lower 0.92-GPF option, and an emergency power flush. The Wilma’s listed flush volumes are 1.28 and 1.06 GPF, so the Clarke has the lower low-volume setting on paper. If water-use information is your lead priority, I would favor the Clarke; if reducing lid contact is more appealing, the Wilma has the clearer fit.
At 105.8 pounds, it is the heaviest model here, which can make delivery and installation less convenient. Its dimensions also call for a careful clearance check. The listed five-year limited warranty is more specific than the warranty information provided for the Clarke, though shorter than the 20-year term listed for the Felix with Tank. I would verify warranty coverage for both the ceramic fixture and electrical components, and confirm that the automatic features suit the household’s preferences.
Pros:- Sensor-operated lid and automatic flushing set it apart from the Felix models.
- Warm-water spray, air drying, and heated seating support daily comfort.
- Remote, LED night light, and self-cleaning sanitization are included.
- Lists a five-year manufacturer limited warranty.
Cons:- At 105.8 pounds, it is the heaviest toilet in this comparison.
- Its 1.06-GPF lower flush option is higher than the Clarke’s listed 0.92 GPF.
- Smart functions call for suitable electrical access.
Best for: Households that want a sensor-operated lid, automatic flushing, and a full set of bidet comfort functions.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need the lowest listed flush volume, want a lighter fixture, or prefer manual control over sensor-operated features.
- Shape:Oblong
- Dimensions:27.36 x 15.35 x 32.01 in (D x W x H)
- Weight:105.8 lb
- Flush volume:1.28 / 1.06 GPF
- Seat material:Polypropylene
- Included features:Remote, night light, sensor lid, self-cleaning sanitation
- Warranty:5-year manufacturer limited warranty
- Included components:Flange bolts, smart bowl, smart seat, tank, wax ring
Our verdict“I’d choose the Wilma for automatic lid and flush convenience, not for the lightest installation or lowest listed flush volume.”
OVE Decors Felix Smart Toilet with Integrated Bidet Seat
This integrated-bidet Felix gives shoppers the main comfort functions in a familiar package: an elongated heated seat, adjustable warm-water cleansing, air drying, deodorizing, self-cleaning sanitization, and a night light. It also lists a remote and built-in controls, along with dual-flush operation at 1.28 and 1.06 gallons per flush. For someone whose priority is adding wash and drying functions rather than sensor automation, the feature mix is easy to understand.
Compared with the Felix with Tank, the listed core functions are very similar, but the tank-style version has a stated freestanding installation and a substantially longer listed warranty. This integrated-bidet Felix instead has a stated wall-mounted installation and a one-year limited warranty. Those differences are important enough that I would not treat these two Felix listings as interchangeable: confirm the mounting method, required hardware, and exact configuration with OVE or the seller before committing.
The electrical outlet requirement is explicit, and the listed 103.6-pound weight points to a substantial installation job. Its 32-inch height is also notably greater than the other Felix model’s supplied 27.36-inch height, so measure the room and compare the exact assembled dimensions. The smart wash settings make this a capable comfort-focused choice, but the shorter warranty and mounting ambiguity place it fourth in my ranking rather than ahead of the clearer tank-style Felix.
Pros:- Adjustable warm-water cleansing and air drying cover core bidet needs.
- Heated elongated seat, soft-close lid, deodorizing, and night light add comfort.
- Remote and built-in controls provide two operating methods.
- Dual-flush operation lists two water volumes.
Cons:- Requires a nearby electrical outlet for smart functions.
- The stated wall-mounted installation should be verified before purchase.
- Its listed one-year limited warranty is shorter than the tank-style Felix warranty.
Best for: Buyers focused on heated seating, adjustable bidet washing, drying, and remote control who have verified the mounting requirements.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who want a long listed warranty, an uncomplicated floor-mounted installation, or a smart toilet that does not need nearby power.
- Bowl shape:Elongated
- Dimensions:27.36 x 15.35 x 32 in (D x W x H)
- Weight:103.6 lb
- Flush volume:1.28 / 1.06 GPF
- Maximum weight capacity:300 lb
- Installation method:Listed as wall mounted; verify before purchase
- Materials:Ceramic; plastic seat
- Warranty:1-year limited
Our verdict“I’d consider this Felix for its core bidet comforts only after confirming the unusual mounting details and accepting its shorter listed warranty.”
How We Picked
I compared these four OVE toilets by how well their stated features answer the decisions shoppers make before replacing a toilet: what kind of bidet comfort they offer, how they flush, what the installation may demand, and which conveniences justify added complexity. I gave weight to details that separate these models rather than treating every heated seat or remote as an equal advantage.
The Felix with Tank ranks first because its listed controls, dual-flush volumes, and standard freestanding installation make for a comparatively clear all-round proposition. I placed the Clarke close behind for its WaterSense-certified flush, hands-free operation, emergency power flush, and additional wash features; its lower listed height may also suit some buyers, though fit should be checked against local accessibility needs. The Wilma earns a distinct place for its sensor-operated lid and automatic flushing, while its greater weight and less clearly differentiated core wash package keep it below the first two. The integrated-bidet Felix is a sensible feature-focused alternative, but its listed wall-mounted method and shorter warranty raise questions I would resolve with OVE or the seller before ordering.
I used only the supplied product details, not hands-on testing. I did not use price or customer ratings to rank the models. Where specifications conflict or leave out practical details—especially mounting, electrical requirements, and installation clearances—I call that out rather than guessing. I also weighed drawbacks: every option is a substantial fixture, and smart functions depend on power, so none is an automatic fit for every bathroom.
| ove toilet | Installation | Materials |
|---|---|---|
| OVE Decors Felix Smart Bidet T | Freestanding | Ceramic and plastic |
| OVE Decors Clarke Smart Bidet | Floor-mounted | Ceramic and plastic |
| OVE Decors Wilma Smart Bidet T | — | — |
| OVE Decors Felix Smart Toilet | — | Ceramic; plastic seat |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Ove Toilet
I’d decide between these OVE toilets by starting with bathroom fit and installation, then comparing flush behavior and the smart functions you will actually use. Shared features such as heated seats can blur the differences; mounting, power, automation, and warranty terms are more useful separators.Check installation, dimensions, and power first
Measure the available floor area, rough-in, door clearance, and the space around the bowl before selecting a model. The supplied dimensions vary, and the Wilma is listed at 32.01 inches tall while the tank-style Felix is listed at 27.36 inches tall. Confirm the manufacturer’s dimension drawing and whether the measurement includes the seat and tank. These toilets weigh roughly 94 to 106 pounds, so delivery access and help with installation matter. The integrated-bidet Felix listing says wall mounted, unlike the freestanding Felix with Tank and floor-mounted Clarke; verify that detail and the required plumbing before ordering. Smart features need electrical access, so check outlet placement and any electrical requirements with a qualified installer.
Compare the flush before the comfort extras
The Felix models list flush volumes of 1.28 and 1.06 gallons per flush, while the Wilma has the same stated pair. The Clarke lists a WaterSense-certified dual flush at 1.28 and 0.92 gallons per flush, making it the strongest paper choice here for a lower-volume option. Actual suitability also depends on local requirements and the home’s plumbing. If touch-free use matters more than the smallest listed flush, the Wilma adds a sensor-operated lid and automatic flush. If you prefer control over when the toilet flushes, the Felix with Tank lists automatic or manual operation.
Choose the bidet functions you will use
All four options list warm-water cleansing, and several pair it with air drying and heated seating. The Clarke stands out with therapeutic massage and UV auto sterilization; the Felix with Tank adds deodorizing and self-cleaning sanitation; the Wilma combines its wash functions with automatic lid operation. Extra modes can be useful, but they also add controls and electrical dependence. Compare the exact adjustment options and control methods rather than choosing by feature count alone. The Felix listings include a remote and built-in controls, while the supplied Clarke details do not specify a controller.
Read warranty and configuration details carefully
The supplied warranty terms differ: the tank-style Felix lists 20 years, the Wilma lists five years, and the integrated-bidet Felix lists one year. No warranty term is supplied for the Clarke. Those headline periods may apply differently to the ceramic body, seat, and electronic components, so ask for the complete written warranty before purchase. Also confirm what is included in the box, whether the installation hardware suits your bathroom, and who handles service. For the wall-mounted Felix in particular, written confirmation of the mounting arrangement is a sensible step.
Match automation to the household
Touch-free operation is not automatically a better fit for every bathroom. The Wilma’s sensor lid and automatic flush may reduce contact, but some households prefer a manual option or want control over when flushing occurs. The Clarke offers hands-free flushing plus an emergency power flush, while the Felix with Tank lists automatic or manual dual-flush options. Ask how each model behaves during an outage and what remains usable without power; do not assume every backup feature supports every smart function.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which OVE toilet is my best all-round choice?
I rank the OVE Decors Felix Smart Bidet Toilet with Tank first for its combination of warm-water cleansing, air drying, heated seating, remote and built-in controls, and two flush volumes. It has a clearly stated freestanding installation, unlike the integrated-bidet Felix listing, which says wall mounted. Buyers who value WaterSense certification or hands-free flushing may have a stronger reason to choose the Clarke instead.
Which model has the lowest listed flush volume?
The Clarke has the lowest lower-flush figure in the supplied specifications at 0.92 gallons per flush, paired with a 1.28-GPF setting. The Felix models and Wilma list 1.06 GPF as their lower setting. The Clarke is the only one identified here as WaterSense certified, but I would still check local plumbing requirements and the manufacturer’s current documentation before buying.
Do these OVE smart toilets need electricity?
Plan for electrical power if you want to use smart features such as heated seating, bidet washing, drying, sensors, or electronic controls. The integrated-bidet Felix explicitly requires a nearby outlet, and the Clarke’s smart features also require electrical power. Ask the manufacturer or installer about outlet placement, circuit needs, and which functions remain available during a power interruption.
Are the two Felix models the same toilet?
No. Their listed height and installation details differ: the Felix with Tank is described as freestanding and measures 27.36 inches high, while the integrated-bidet Felix is listed as wall mounted and 32 inches high. Both list similar bidet comforts and flush volumes, but they also have different warranty terms. Confirm the exact model, mounting method, included parts, and warranty with the seller before treating one as a substitute for the other.
What should I verify before ordering an OVE smart toilet?
Measure the rough-in, room depth, door and cabinet clearance, and available outlet location, then confirm the model’s installed dimensions and mounting method. Check delivery access because these products weigh about 94 to 106 pounds. Review the written warranty for the ceramic fixture and electronic parts, confirm what installation components are included, and ask what the toilet can do during a power outage. These checks can prevent a feature-rich toilet from becoming a poor fit for the room or plumbing.
Conclusion
My recommendation depends on what you want the toilet to do. Choose the Felix Smart Bidet Toilet with Tank for the most balanced mix of bidet comfort, flexible controls, and dual flush. Pick the Clarke if its certified dual flush, hands-free operation, UV sterilization, and emergency power flush are your priorities—and confirm the height and warranty details first. The Wilma is the better match for a sensor-operated lid and automatic flushing, provided its weight and dimensions suit your installation. I’d choose the integrated-bidet Felix only after verifying its listed wall-mounted installation and accepting its shorter warranty. Whichever model fits your needs, confirm electrical access, measurements, and service coverage before ordering.
