Fit Wearable Hands-Free Electric Breast Pump, Hospital-Grade, Pair | 280 mmHg hospital-grade, hands-free, 4 modes, Correction, Milk Overflow Sensor, 6 oz cup

I was hesitant to purchase this because I hadn't see anyone really talking about this brand and couldn't find many videos about it in YouTube. I had already tried a cheaper brand that leaked badly and had to be returned, but I definitely didn't want to pay the high price tag for the popular Elvie or Willow pumps, so I did what research I could until I was comfortable and then purchased this one. I LOVE this pump! It's works wonderfully, extracts almost as much milk as my Spectra 2 that is my workhorse pump (I exclusively pump for my baby), and it's comfortable to wear. I love that I can get things done around the house and at my computer without the hoses and big bottles getting in the way. The 2-year warranty on the mechanics of the pump brings so much piece of mind. The only downside I've found is simply that I wish they offered a larger milk collection container. I've been producing more than 5 ounces regularly now and have to be strategic about how I use this pump so I don't overflow it. If you're considering it, I highly recommend this pump!

Let me start by saying this is the 4th breast pump I’ve owned over the years. The 1st wearable pump and honestly probably the last. I’m going to give it a little while longer to see if anything changes. I exclusively bf and just pump when my LO doesn’t empty me out. Mainly before bed and in the mornings. I got this because a friend recommended it and I really wanted to try a wearable pump because I like the mobility they give you. 1. It is very loud in my opinion. A lot louder than my Medela freestyle flex. Idk if it’s because the motor is closer to my ear but it’s a bit annoying. 2. The suction seems good because I can feel it suctioning however it’s not emptying me out. Like I said I’m going to keep trying because I’ve only used it 3 times. ***UPDATE: I played around with the additional inserts and it is much better. On all my other breast pumps I use 24mm with no issue but this one the 21mm seems to be a better fit. If you think you’re a certain measurement it may benefit you to just try the inserts or without the inserts to see what works best. 3. I like the convenience because I can move around a lot more with this vs the freestyle because there aren’t any tubes so that’s a plus. 4. If you plan to exclusively pump wearable pumps shouldn’t be your primary pump and this one would definitely not be my first choice for sure ( l’m not totally sold on this one) ***UPDATE: I still don’t recommend a wearable pump as a primary pump but honestly the suction is great. I use the highest setting. And it did a great job. 5. The measurements seem to be a little bit off. So just make sure to use a bottle or something else if you care about keeping track of what’s in your storage bags. ***Update*** June 26 I ended up returning. I stopped using it for a while because there was no need for me to pump. I tried to use it on the go and it was completely dead. So charged it put it in my diaper bad and went to use it again 2 days later and what do you know. Completely dead again. So for that I decided to return before it doesn’t charge at all and I’m out of almost $200. It was only 1 that was doing that

Been using this pump for 9 months, exclusively breastfeeding/nursing. Never used a wall pump, only this wearable and I have loved it so far. It is larger and louder than I thought it would be. Not sure I would call it discreet, but it has been great for my supply and helped me through my journey, so I recommend. It also holds a good amount of milk.

I have this and a willow pump. This one came first bc I didn’t want to drop $400 on a breast pump. I used this to pump when I’m in the car so I can top up my stash for occasional time away. Things I loved: It’s super easy to use, and I didn’t feel like a cow hooked up to a milking machine. The battery was moderately ok and it charged with USB C, which I have, like, 100 cords of. It was super inexpensive compared to willow. Did I mention how inexpensive it was? It’s MUCH less likely to spill than willow. The milk containers have screw on caps so I can pump them cap them. Things I didn’t love: The battery is moderately ok. I had to charge it every 2.5 to 3 sessions—which was like 1.5 times in the car. There are SO many parts. So, so many parts. Willow is way less work to assemble and clean. Ultimately, I ended up buying Willow because the battery and number of parts I needed to keep on hand became unwieldy. Overall, this is a fine starter pump or something for occasional use if you don’t want to pay for Willow. Just be prepared to wash a hundred little parts.

I was having trouble with milk production and my Medela pump wasn't helping. A friend recommended the Zomee Fit, and I decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did! This pump has been a game-changer for me. First of all, it's incredibly comfortable to use. The silicone flanges are soft and flexible, and they fit my breasts perfectly. I've had no issues with discomfort or irritation, even after using it for extended periods of time. I really like how effective the pump is. Within just a few minutes of using it, I was able to express more milk than I ever could with my Medela pump. And with regular use, my milk production has significantly increased. I'm so grateful for this pump and would highly recommend it to anyone who's struggling with milk production or looking for a more effective breast pump. If you're in the market for a new breast pump, definitely give this one a try!