Electric Breast Pump Hands Free - Wearable Breast Pump, Powerful Suction, Leak-Proof Design. 3 Modes & 12 Levels Portable Electric Breast Pumps with 2 Size of Flange, Bra Buckle, Dust Cover, Valve

Motor is very weak for double pumping and the lack of a digital display is annoying.However, the cups are fine and it is a good price just for the cups which also came with a spare set of duckbill and some nice inserts for smaller sizes. If one has another pump to use with the cups (I use my Spectra) this is a great option. It does seem a little wasteful to have a a not so great motor included, but it is small. I also have a pair of better "S10 pro" wearable pumps that fit on these cups if I want wearable. Having multiple sets of the washable parts lets one clean in batches rather than every time one pumps, so again this is a great deal just for the cups.

This type of pump works great for me.Pros: I love the pumps with cups you can see how full they are. The extra feture of being able to pump from one or both without being plugged in and having such a small motor is very nice. Having a second cup and cup protectors for travel is also a huge plus since I usaly pump one breast and breastfeed on the other so having a spare clean cup to switch out is a huge plus for me.Cons: when connecting both cups at the same time you loose some of the suction power making them not work quite as well as just pumping one breast at a time. There are only lights in little dots so no way to really know what settings you are using without memorizing what each light means. No timer or any digital screen which kinda removes some of the pros for me bringing my score down to 4/5 stars.All In all I like the pump it works good but it's not great. With a couple different upgrades it would be a lot better. Pretty good for the price

Of all the electric pumps I've had the opportunity to compare, this is my top pic for cup style electric. I still favor the bottle style with a good nursing bra overall but that said. As with all breast pumps, let talk pros and cons. One big con is it cannot be used while charging. I get the whole point is portability but that said, nursing moms get tired...remembering to charge your pump may occasionally slip your mind so this is worth noting. The other con is this style may look overly confusing to some just starting out. Its not a complicated machine and once you get familiar with it its very straight forward but also worth noting. The last con applies to all cup styles, the room for assembly error is small and mishaps can happen. Now the pros. I really appreciate the all in one versatility this machine offers. You can use both pumps with the tubes by attaching the motor to the base, or one tube by disconnecting one and covering it with the attached plug. Both of these options are easy for home or work use. The motor has a strap and a base for you to move about or set up freely. There is also the option of putting the motor directly on one pump for a cord free nomadic need. The sound on this pump is pleasant in comparison to some more expensive models and the variety of operation modes offers a lot of custom options to fit the needs of your supply and nipples on any given day. I would recommend this pump.

I can only use it as a single bc it is simply not strong enough as a dual pump. It could be the tubing length but there was barely any suction while wearing cups. Disappointing i was really hoping the for the convenience as the motor is quite small and light

I have used this pump both at home and while at work and it is so convenient to have the option to use it as a traditional wireless wearable pump OR a tube-free wearable, with an easy ability to change between the two. The only downside of using it as a tube-free wearable is you are only able to pump one breast at a time, but this is how the product is designed anyway, so no real complaints there. The battery lasts for several sessions before needing a recharge with the included USB cable. I like that covers for the collection cups are included as well, which many wearables lack in their packaging. The pump motor itself is quiet and not noticeable, even in a quieter environment. They are also fairly easy to clean and maintain as well. I just wash them with soap and pop them in the sanitizer!

I’ve exclusively pumped for the last 19 months and have tried many pumps through the vine program.-easy to use-holds a full day charge-compact/lightweight-nice for travel- good suction- holds 6 oz-easy to cleanCons: looks ridiculous on; the pictures look nothing like what you will look with it on. I’m a c/d cup and it looks like I took soup containers and stuck them into my bra. I think even if you’re flat the shape will look weird. This isn’t necessarily a con for me, but if you are looking for something discrete, this is not it…but then again I have elvie and have tried willow and they also look funny. I don’t necessarily care about modesty w/ pumping, but if you do- continue your search. I work in healthcare and would not wear this into patient rooms, but have worn this on my lunch break around other people with a cover on. Machine does make noise, but elvie and a lot of the other brands thst claim to be quiet are not.This is a good pump and is comparable to pricier pumps on the market. For the price it’s a steal. Not sure id use as my primary pump (primary-spectra), but this is nice for travel/work/days you need compact.

My wife wants to pump, but often does not have the time to sit without getting up every 5 or 10 minutes. These were a great solution for her. She was able to charge up the pump, put them on, and pump away while still being able to walk around. She did say that there was room for improvement with the design, but it is still better than the alternative of being stuck to a chair or couch for the pumping session.