NCVI Breast Pump Hands Free 8791, Wearable Breastfeeding Pump with 4 Modes & 9 Levels, Electric Portable Milk Pump, More Discreet and Lightweight, Ultra-Quiet Double Pump Wireless, 21/24/28 mm Flanges

Really good for the price.I was very surprised how much I liked these pumps. A dual pack for $50 seemed too cheap for a wearable pump to be any good but they have proved me wrong. You won’t fool anyone but overall it’s on the quiet side in terms of sound output. The suction is decent. I get about the same output as I do with my Medela Pump In Style. Tip: you have to make sure the diaphragm is completely on the “pump body” or you won’t get good suction. The battery life is good. I typically charge it every 2-3 pumps and have never had it die on me yet. It’s easy and straight forward to put together and clean. The tank is a little small only holding 4oz each but it’s quick to empty if you need more room and you can pop the tank on and off without having to take the pump off. The “duckbill valve” is easily taken off in order to get a smoother pour of the milk.The only downside I found is it awkward to get water out when cleaning. I end up having to shake it like crazy to get the bulk out so that it can dry properly.Overall, I’m very happy with this pump. Especially for the price. Having a wearable pump is such a lifestyle improvement over a plug in pump and I would definitely recommend it to every mom.

This is an inexpensive alternative to my daily pump, the Elvie. At first glance the design is very similar but there are differences and in my opinion one downside is it seems harder to clean. Especially the part that holds the seal. It does seem quieter than other pumps but not as quiet as the Elvie but for the price this is still a great value with similar results. I like the color and it looks sleek. I pumped about 8 ounces from both sides which is ok for me but I don’t feel like it completely emptied me. Also I worried because when I first took them off I thought there was black stuff inside the bottle even though I washed and sterilized before I first used it. I almost discarded my milk but when I unclipped the bottle I realized it must be a trick of the light and possibly the plastic edge is raised or a little rough where it’s formed. I will include pictures in case someone else has the same experience and also the picture of where when I unclipped the bottle there’s no black dots anymore it’s clear. Overall this is a solid alternative to other pumps. It has its pros such as being a sleek design and being quieter than some other models in a similar price range. And its cons in being harder to clean and perhaps slightly less efficient than other models. Packaging was beautiful and I appreciated the extra parts that came in sealed plastic bags.

This hands-free, wearable breast pump allows for discreet and convenient pumping. With four modes and nine levels, you can customize the settings to suit your comfort. It's lightweight and ultra-quiet, making it ideal for use at work or on the go. The inclusion of multiple flange sizes ensures a proper fit, enhancing efficiency and comfort during pumping sessions.

I tried the previous pump by them the pink round one. The suction was great! However by trying to have a more discreet punk u bought this one and let me tell you, it is terrible.No suction at all you barely get 2 oz after two cycles.

I wanted to love this pump. But I don't. It's very disappointing.It's extremely comfortable and fits nicely in the bra, but it does not empty the milk!With my other pumps, I can get 4-6 ounces per side in a session. With this pump, I can get about 1 ounce per side. I've tried adjusting settings. I can't get the milk out.Additionally, there is no indicator for what setting the pump is on - no lights, no screen, nothing. You just have to keep pushing the button til it feels right - but it never seems to get strong enough.I have 4 wearable pumps. I rank this one 3 of the 4 (and #4 was really bad!).Spend your money elsewhere!