Shower toilet preparation and experience

Toto is really great. Or some manufacturers use Toto technology. Would not want to do without it anymore. Best to install it right away.

I have a cheap product because I wasn’t sure if it would work with "my butt." Before that, I used a handheld shower.

I don't need warm water, a heated toilet seat, or night lighting; my cheap thing can do everything too. You have to learn how to sit properly on it to get "clean." At least, that's how it is for me. Whether it works better with Toto? For me, sometimes yes, sometimes no. If the cheap thing gives up, I'll buy a better one, no doubt.

You can set and also save the toto kanst position, etc. via remote control.

I don't need hot water,

It's better now, right. I don't want to be "showered" cold.

Thank you for the tip. Toto is not in my league with €2,000. And a flexible hose inside the wall also seems suspicious to me. I've seen broken hoses quite often. I would definitely prefer a pipe up to the top edge of the tile. The outlets also don't seem standardized. Toto has them coming out between the pipes from the wall, and Bernstein in the center of the drain.

I would like to revisit the topic of preparation. How do I optimally prepare to be manufacturer-independent for the shower WC? A cable is not a problem, but what should the perfect water connection look like? Are there couplings? Mini valves? Thanks for your help.