Which wall toilet: Villeroy & Boch, Geberit, Duravit???

How am I supposed to imagine this:
Me: You really have a beautiful exhibition here.
Seller: Thanks for the compliment, feel free to sit on it.
Me: Do you also have a toilet brush?

I can only advise against soft-close. At our place, two toilets have already been repaired. In the guest WC it even broke twice. Some people always end up pushing it closed. They do that a few times and then they’re broken. A new lid costs as much as the whole toilet. Meanwhile, we have left them as they were or once replaced the lid without SC. It’s already starting at the parents-in-law’s place as well. This has led to our ICons in the new house not having SC.

I can confirm that

Well, maybe test it with friends and if you like it, buy the same.

Hello,
we are facing the same question. Currently, we like the Newflush models from Catalano. In our opinion, these have the fewest and smallest edges where something can accumulate. Additionally, the flushing seems to work "like a tornado" and also cleans thoroughly.

I can only advise against the soft close. We have already had two toilets repaired. In the guest bathroom, it even broke twice. Some people always end up closing it too hard. They do that a few times and then they're broken. A new lid costs almost as much as the entire toilet. In the meantime, we've just left them as they are or replaced the lid once without soft close. At my in-laws, it's already starting as well. This has led to our ICONs in the new house not having soft close.

Well, in our apartment we replaced the original Vigour lid with a soft-close one, and it still works absolutely flawlessly even after many, many years! I'm more the type who accidentally lets the toilet lid drop on others' toilets because I'm used to just "tapping" it. Brand HARO, cost I think around €40?!

First of all, thank you for the numerous contributions, but immediately after that comes a "sigh" from me! I’m really not making much progress...

The mind says V & B because it looks good visually, offers a good compromise with the open rim, and as a bonus has an integrated filling basket.

The heart says Geberit Icon, it looks very good visually, would fit perfectly with our cistern and button (Geberit), but unfortunately I don’t dare to go for the completely "rimless" model, as you read here and there that it isn’t splash-free.

I somehow have no opinion about Duravit, unfortunately.

It doesn’t help, we will still visit at least 1-2 bathroom galleries and hope that the mentioned models are on display to hopefully get a final impression and maybe even get an expert opinion on site as a bonus.

Regarding Softclose: We have been using it without problems for years and it is therefore practically a given.

Can one perhaps say that, all in all, more or less all three can be recommended?