Woodbridge Smart Toilet Lineup: B-0960 and T-0020
Woodbridge offers multiple integrated bidet toilet models under similar alphanumeric designations. The B-0960 and T-0020 are the most widely available and most reviewed models in the US market. Both are one-piece integrated toilets with bidet seat electronics fully integrated -- there is no separate seat to install or upgrade. The defining feature of Woodbridge smart toilets is the foot sensor activation for the auto-open lid, which allows hands-free lid control by waving a foot near the base sensor.
Woodbridge B-0960 -- Best Premium Smart Toilet
The Woodbridge B-0960 includes: foot sensor and infrared sensor auto-open lid, dual-flush (0.8 and 1.28 GPF), in-line water heater for continuous warm water, posterior and feminine wash, five spray pressure settings, pulsating and oscillating spray modes, heated seat with five settings, warm air dryer with two speed settings, deodorizer, LED nightlight, auto-flush after use detection, wireless remote, and a side panel. The B-0960 bowl uses a siphon jet flush design for quieter operation than pressure-flush systems. Retail pricing is $1,000 to $1,400.
Woodbridge T-0020 -- Best Mid-Range Smart Toilet Value
The T-0020 is the entry Woodbridge smart toilet with bidet, omitting the foot sensor (infrared approach detection only), pulsating mode, and auto-flush. It retains heated seat, warm water spray, posterior and feminine wash, oscillating mode, warm air dryer, wireless remote, and deodorizer. At $700 to $950, the T-0020 delivers most of the smart toilet experience without the foot sensor and auto-flush of the B-0960. For households where foot sensor activation is a priority (users with limited hand mobility, households with young children), the B-0960 is worth the additional investment.
Foot Sensor Activation: How It Differs from Infrared Approach Detection
Most smart toilets use passive infrared (PIR) sensors that detect body heat approaching the toilet area. The Woodbridge B-0960 adds a second sensor type: a capacitive foot sensor located at the toilet base, activated by waving a foot or hand near the sensor zone (within approximately 4 inches of the sensor surface). The foot sensor allows the lid to open even when the user approaches from outside the PIR detection angle, and provides a deliberate activation mechanism for users who want control over the auto-open timing. The foot sensor can be disabled via the remote for households where inadvertent activation is problematic.
Which Woodbridge Smart Toilet to Buy
Primary bathrooms for users who prioritize hands-free convenience and the full suite of smart features should choose the B-0960 with foot sensor and auto-flush. The T-0020 is the better choice for secondary bathrooms, households with budget sensitivity, or first-time smart toilet buyers who want the Woodbridge quality at a lower entry point. Both models require a dedicated GFCI outlet and professional installation of the toilet bowl is recommended for users without plumbing experience.