This pump is great. I have elastic nips and it works well for me. The suction is nice and strong and it increased my supply by almost double. I also have larger breast and as long as I have a supportive bra I’m fine.

I just received this pump yesterday. The sound is a bit loud and it is on the bulkier side, so if you’re looking for something that is super discrete this isn’t the one. However, suction is strong and I like that it comes with a shield cover so I can put it in my diaper bag and not worry about crumbs getting into it. It is also a light lighter than my $200+ wearable pump. I can’t say how good the battery life is but I’ll update when necessary. For this price point though, so far so good!

Super excited to try! I’ve been using a standard pump but I have a baby and toddler so this should give me more time since I won’t have to sit for 20 mins. Feels like a great material. Good quality.

Great pump, really good suction, I had one before I bought a new one, it just came broken from one side so had to return it:(

I loveeeeee this pump set, it’s so easy to pump at work. I have been using consistently for months, pumping every 2-3 hours while at work. Both my pumps have given me zero issues. I did just order a second set because I broke the charger port to one rushing to plug it in and forcefully bent it all up. I knew I needed a second set, even just to use the other set for my second pumping session at work, that way I don’t have to clean the first set right away. It’ll be easier to clean them all at once after my second pump. I am so happy with this set, I love the last setting, it works best to get the most milk for me since my son draws heavy when he feeds, it feels the most natural. I do about 5 mins on the 3rd setting at level 3 to get my boobies ready but then switch to the last setting on level 4 and it works great! The pumps even shut off after 30 mins so I can work mindlessly without having to worry about forgetting! lol The pumps are also super easy to empty milk into storage bags. All and all, so worth it, I’ve had my pumps for a little over 4 months and I couldn’t be happier!

If you’re on a budget and need hands free pumps that don’t negatively affect supply- these get the job done.I’ve had these for over 3 months now and use them exclusively.Pros:-each one holds about 5oz-the charge lasts 3 30 min sessions-turns off automatically after 30 mins so no need to set timers-semi easy to store, able to put everything but the motors in the fridge and they come with covers-has multiple settingsCons:-super bulky and heavy. Would not wear these in public. These are about 3+ inches thick and the motors themselves have a decent amount of weight to them. Gets uncomfortable as the pumps fill with milk. I can’t comfortably hold my baby with them on. I have to carry her under or over them awkwardly which doesn’t feel safe.-motors are very loud. Another solid reason I don’t wear them in public. They read at over 50 decibels. With two of them on right under your ears it’s annoying trying to listen to the tv or have a conversation.-the pour spout on top leaks if you bend over but that seems to be common with majority of other hands free pumps. The covers don’t cover the spouts which is a little annoying for traveling. Can’t store milk in the pumps on the go and left over drops leak out into carrying case or bag unless securely stored up right.-milk doesn’t pour out smoothly. I found you have to repeatedly squeeze the inside of the flange to get it out faster or very carefully pull open a small section of the silicone on the opposite end from the spout for milk to pour out quickly. Not a perfect method but it helps if done right.

Let me start off by saying that this is my first time ever having a baby, so this is my first time ever needing to actually use a breast pump. For being my first time, it was very intimidating to think that I would have to learn a new method to extract my milk besides just the standard breast-feeding and also to throw on learning a completely new device, I’ve never worked with before. That being said…I LOVE THIS THING & WOULD BUY AGAIN or gift to a friend expecting a baby!!!First off it charges quickly and the charge last forever! I just use one of the two on the breast that my baby is not feeding on, so when babies done eating, I’m also done pumping on the other side. While baby is eating and I am pumping on one side, I have the other one charging if it needs it.Here are my takeaways that I think every new mom, or experienced mom, who is looking for a good hands-free pump might want to know about this item:1.) LEVELS / suction power:I joke with my husband that I feel like a cow being milked. It’s very easy as a new mom to feel like you are just a refrigerator for your baby, and then incorporating a breast pump, feeling like you are now a cow trying to “feed the masses” with your supply lol. I use the extraction setting the most, and I only put it on level four, out of the Nine total levels available. Within 12 minutes, I have 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 ounces from one boob (I’m sure the total oz depends on your body and its norm). You can definitely go higher on the levels and it will do a deeper, stronger suck on your nipple, which does not hurt (in my experience so far). It just feels really strange.**Note** Now, if you are not using nipple covers when you’re feeding your baby, so your baby is feeding directly off your nipple and with a no barrier inbetween your baby’s mouth, and your nipple, then using this might make you a little sore, ESPECIALLY if you are already experiencing cracked or bleeding nipples. (Not part of this item review, but I do recommend getting some nipple covers while you’re breast-feeding, especially if you have more flat nipples than pointy, making it hard to keep your nipple in your babies mouth - These covers were seriously life-saving for me as I never experienced sore or cracked nipples since I started to use the little nipple covers, which I’m sure you could find on Amazon)2. MODES:Suction -I never really used stimulation mode because my body is kind of on the baby’s schedule at this point, and I use those nipple covers I mentioned above when feeding baby, which helps make feeding easy and the nipples more pointy/erect for baby’s mouth/ease. However, I’m sure that this setting works fine as I haven’t had a problem with any of the other settings on this device.Two-in-One -This is to help your breast produce more milk in a hurry/short amount of time. I usually don’t use this setting either, because I have my favorite picked out (Expression setting) that I do not veer from.Expression -*This is my favorite one!* I am able to use it while my baby is feeding on the opposite breast, and it gets a lot of milk out in a short period of time, depending on the level that I choose (lvl 1-9). I find that if I use this on level four for 12 minutes, I have 3 1/2 half to 4 ounces of milk very quickly(in my experience), then I can bag it and freeze it so my husband can provide bottles at night time or throughout the day as needed. Being a busy mom breast-feeding and trying to keep up with your baby and diaper changes, plus if you have any pets and household chores, this setting is very handy because it doesn’t take even 15 minutes (in my experience) to get enough for a feed /or to store in a storage bag of about 3-4oz for your baby.Dual-frequency -I wish I had known about this mode before I started attempting to pump. I didn’t really read the instructions all that closely being sleep deprived, until later on when I thought “wow, that could’ve been super helpful”. Had I brought this pump with me to the hospital to help stimulate my nipple, I might not need the nipple Covers that I mentioned earlier, this setting I could see being VERY helpful to prevent chafing and cracking and bleeding as you breast-feed your baby (which I experienced a lot of early on when trying to get breast feeding down + starting my milk production/flow post birth). This Mode is definitely helpful for helping your nipple become more pointy and erect, so that baby can easily find it and it can fit easily in baby’s mouth to make feeding smooth as butter.3. Size of machine CUP + NIPPLE HOLE:I have fairly large nipples and my breasts are definitely bigger than what’s considered average or “the standard”. I wear a size 36D to a size 36DDD. I simply place this into my nursing bra and let the bra pull the cup into my breast close, for a better suction. If you have a sports bra that is comfortable or if you just have a good fitting nursing bra that kind of gives you a little lift when you put it on, then tucking these inside so that they are pressed firmly against your breast / nipple will work great! My breasts fit nicely in the cup, and my nipples fit in the hole well. I use the 28MM size which is the largest that comes in the package. If you were worried about if your nipples will fit (too small or too large), the company does include a nipple chart in the package that is actually a cut out of empty circles so you can place the chart against your nipple to see which hole in the chart your nipple best fills, to select the right size for you. I haven’t tried any of the smaller ones that come with this breast pump I just started with the largest and it’s comfortable enough to stick with it, so I’m happy with that and don’t feel the need to experiment with other sizes in the box. Given that my breasts are larger, even more so while breast-feeding, I’m never uncomfortable using this breast pump even if I’m walking around the house and cleaning or holding baby and playing with him while I pump. overall, I don’t think you should be worried about your boob fitting this machine or your nipple fitting inside the machine. If I can fit in it and I am 6’1” and wear very large bra size, it’s safe to say that as long as you have a bra, you can tuck it into, then you should be just fine.4. CLEANING:Cleaning this is very easy as you can disassemble the computerized portion from all the plastic pieces, rinsing the plastic pieces with warm water and then setting on a dry towel to air out. I do not use soap, if I decide to, I would use unscented soap since baby’s food is being pulled into this device (to avoid negative reactions or irritation for my skin when using). Takes me maybe 3-4min a cup to wash, and I just rinse it in the bathroom sink in our master bedroom once baby is done nursing and sleepy.5. POURING FROM THIS into a breast milk storage bag:Depends on the storage bags you get, I purchased the “Parents Choice” bags where I get 100 of them for $12 from Walmart online. They ship quick and are one use only. Easy to open the back of the pump casings to pour into your storage bag of choice. The back is a silicone / rubber texture so it peels off smooth and slow - SO NO SPILLS OR LOST MILK!!*EDIT:* There is also a hole at the top of the device where you can just remove it from your breast and tilt it over into a bottle or Storage bag for easy flow and empty of the milk. It’s a lifesaver!6. DIGITAL SCREEN:The screen is very clear, and the instruction manual, or the ad here on Amazon with the photo showing the different modes and levels can help you best interpret what the screen settings are showing if you ever need to revisit or lose your instruction manual. There’s four modes and nine different levels for each of the four modes. Very easy tool to use and switch between the modes + levels, as there is just the mode button in the middle, which is also the power button, and then a plus button to increase the strength/level on the right, and a button to decrease the strength/level on the left. 3 buttons only, makes it simply to toggle between functions and levels of each. Easier than a tv remote!7. BUY THIS REGARDLESS OF HOSPITALS ADVICELook, you can do what you want of course, but my hospital told me not to use this device when they asked me if I had a breast pump ready when we were about to get discharged after giving birth. I showed them that I bought this one back when I was still pregnant in the first trimester, as I wanted to at least have a breast pump in advance. The hospital Expected I use one of their “approved & recommended” breast pumps from their list and noted that insurance would cover the cost or reimburse me, when I buy one of them. They were pumps that were $300 - $400 and were hospital brand names, most of which were not hands free. I have great insurance so I knew I wouldn’t need to pay anything out of pocket, but since I bought this pump in my first trimester of pregnancy, I still wanted to give it a solid try before even attempting to look at their list. I never claimed this pump on my insurance and I did pay out-of-pocket, paying a total retail of about $80 as it was not on sale at the time. I am totally happy with my purchase and I feel like the hospital was probably trying to upsell me to buy brands that were way more costly and in most cases, looked to take more of my time if using them, since some we’re not hands-free. I would buy this breast pump again and again, and even gift to friends who were/are expecting for it’s simplicity and great engineering + results. I am happy I gave this pump a whirl and did not give into the peer pressure of buying the bigger brand names, following blindly what the hospital nurses and staff were so sure of when trying to sell me on the other ones they preferred I use. I had a great hospital team, but to tell me to get another pump, a more expensive pump, a non time efficient pump, is a little absurd to me. I guess it’s just one thing they fell short on via the advice category, despite being a great hospital care team for me, my husband, & baby.10/10 on this pump! :)Anyways, hope this helps! If you can get it on a sale, even better!!!*Edit*: Easy pour hole on the top of the device, so no need to pull the back off to pour into a storage bag or bottle. I missed this before but omg how great it is to just remove the pump after using it and tilt over to the hole on the edge of the bottle or Storage bag, watching it all pour out quickly. No leaks or lost milk, very efficient emptying. (See #5 I listed here)