Anyone install a Homary compact smart toilet?

[TurdFerguson]

Doing a master suite remodel. New water closet is 48 by 48. I have a perfectly good (Sam's club $99 special) dual button flush toilet that I can certainly re-use. We have four of them in total and they all work just fine. But, it is pretty bulky, and if I want a one piece door, it will have to open outward as the toilet front is about 27 inches from the back wall. Already roughed in the drain at 12.25 inches. The Homary compact toilet I am looking at would allow me to install an inward opening door (which we would prefer). I saw one bad review, and one complaint about crappy (no pun intended) customer service. Warranty is five years. Also saw something about a 15/16 supply line??? I have already roughed in a 1/2 inch pex. I can get to the supply line still without destroying sheet rock and change out to 3/4 pex (the half inch supply line is teed into 3/4 just below the floor). I have really good water pressure (between 85 and 90 psi, if I remember correctly... can always put a gauge on it to verify). Do I REALLY need the 15/16 supply line with good water pressure?

Frankly, I was just looking for a compact toilet when I ran across the Homary. I am not sure I really want to go smart toilet, as it looks like there is a lot to go wrong. If I pass on the smart toilet, anyone have a recommendation for a compact toilet that only extends about 22 inches from the wall and will still go on a standard placement (12 inch from the wall) drain?

Here is the one I am looking at: https://www.homary.com/item/small-s...ml1_AB0sRjalEAQYBCABEgKKO_D_BwE&from_lditem=1

 

[Reach4]

You have thought it out.

Pocket door would be ok in a 6-inch wall if you seldom close the door.

Swing out doors for a bathroom are ok if it does not swing out into a busy path.