OMFMF Wearable Breast Pump,Quiet & Hands-Free,Portable,in-Bra Double Electric Breast Pump,Pain Free Strong Breastfeeding Pump Strong Suction（2PCS)） (Gray)

I want to first say, I LOVE these pumps. I am an exclusive pumper, so having the hands-free option with the extra cups that I purchased from Momcozy is a must. I’ve only had them to spill a few times. The first time, I didn’t have it put together correctly. The second time, I think the cup shifted in my bra and the seal separated and the milk leaked out. The bad :: I am on my second set, because - after time, the charging ports wear out and no longer make contact. Both sets have failed after around six months. I’m nearing the end of my pumping journey, but we’re not weaned yet, so the thought of buying another set is pretty frustrating :(

If you are looking for a hand free option for “cheap” this could be an option. I have found they only pump 2oz at a time best before milk just sits in the nipple area and fails to be pulled into storage area. Suction power only gets the top supply off. Even if I empty the pump and start again I can’t empty my breast. I will get a few drops of milk using this and follow with traditional pump and be able to get 1-2 oz easy.The design is also tricky because the rim can easily come unattached and start leaking. Especially at the bottom. Maybe if I had smaller breast this would not be an issue idk.Overall don’t hate or love. I like that is rechargeable.

These may not look like the sleekest portable breast pumps but I wear pretty loose shirts so they really aren’t as noticeable as you would think. My friends say I just look like I have big boobs. They are pretty quiet. You can hear them when the room is silent and I can hear them myself. However, I have asked if people can hear them and they really need to tune in if there is any noise in the room at all. My only complaint would be that you need to make sure the silicone is tight all the way around the cup and that it doesn’t slip when you remove it. This pump really is a great pump for the money! Most portables I’ve found are more expensive.

I’ve had this pump for 4 months now and aside from needing a nipple insert (easily found on Maymom page on amazon), it works ok. I feel as though the wearable pump works on subset of moms and doesn’t really work for most women! I have friends with Elvie and Willow and the tricks they have to go through, buying inserts and cushions and paper towel slip, etc to get them to work properly sounds crazy to me, so I opted for this one at the time. I’d have to pump twice in a row (~42 min?) in order to get 2-3.5 oz. it does not empty your breasts in my case and I can pump more with my spectra S1 afterward but all in all for the price and how good the battery life is& ease of cleaning, it’s better than not being able to pump at work if you can’t get consistent pump break (especially if you’re an under-supplier). The Willow and Elvie are as fidgety and they are $599+tax. To me if they all work equally the same then I’d rather get this one.

I have had this for about 3 months. I used it for a month and only just realized that I don't use it anymore. I really enjoyed that I could wear it anywhere. It is very bulky though. I was very much in love with it at first. It increasingly would leak without me realizing it until my shirt was soaked. This left me very embarrassed in public one time. It seemed like no matter what I would do this would randomly happen. The suction was also not that strong. I found myself going back to my regular pump because my milk supply became low from using the pump. The most I would get was barely 4 oz and when I used the pump it would be at least 6 oz. I thought I was careful with my selection, but I was not and wish I would have invested in another wireless pump.