Compare the top 3 bidets in Australia 2026

For most people the Fekivasy Handheld Bidet Sprayer at around 52 dollars is the best place to start, because a handheld sprayer is the cheapest, most flexible way into bidet use - it mounts to your cistern in about 10 minutes, needs no power, and doubles for cleaning cloth nappies, the toilet and the bathroom floor. It sprays cold mains water, which is the honest trade-off at this price. Step up to the Clear Rear at 70 dollars if you want a non-electric attachment that clips under your existing seat with self-cleaning nozzles and a rear and feminine wash, or the PurrfectZone at 74 dollars if you want a sprayer with a much larger 18,600-plus review base for extra peace of mind. The Luxe NEO 120 at 84 dollars is a single rear-nozzle attachment from a name people trust, though its stock runs low; the Luxe NEO 185 at 104 dollars is the dual-nozzle version with rear and feminine wash and by far the biggest review base here. The standout for comfort is the Alpha UX Pearl: a true electric bidet seat with endless warm water, a heated seat, a warm-air dryer and a nightlight - but it is a big jump to around 915 dollars and needs a power point beside the toilet.