Efficient and Silent Double Electric Wearable Breast Pump with Touch Display - Quiet, Portable, and Painless - 5 Modes, USB Charge - Breastfeeding Milk Collector in 24mm/27mm Sizes Review

I saw this pump in one of my Facebook breastfeeding groups and decided to give it a try. I get the same result in 15 minutes with setting 5 as with my s1 spectra in 30 minutes. It has really strong suction power. So if you're sensitive to this, keep looking. I don't use the cups that come with the pump, I use Spectra parts and they work great.

It's easy enough to use and pretty handy when you look at all things lol. It looks nice and clean and isn't very noisy so had no trouble waking my baby. They actually stay in place while you use them, while some don't have enough suction to stay in place. Once you know what the modes are and how to use them, it's great!

I tried these breast pumps hoping they were simpler and didn't require hands. I've tried just fitting them into my sports bras to keep them in place. It's a little tricky to align them perfectly so they fit in the bra and suck properly. I couldn't get the settings to work perfectly for me. I had a hard time changing settings or doing what I wanted. The buttons were really hard to press to change. I wasn't good at sucking. One snaps in well and the other slips off or doesn't hold up well. I…

I am currently switching between this portable pump, Spectra 2 and Medela hand pump. To be honest they all have their own unique advantages. This pump is very useful. While the Spectra 2 is portable and can be used hands-free with a pump bra, the device is large and awkwardly shaped. It's not something you can hook onto a belt and walk around with. Also, on a conventional pump, the collection bottle and flanges stick out ridiculously far, and I bump with that. Far less modest than traditional…