Breast Pump D6, Ultra-Lightweight Hands Free Wearable Breast Pump with Upgraded Leak-Proof Double-Seal Flange, Electric Breastfeeding Pump 3 Modes | 9 Levels, 3 Fine-Tuned Rhythms, 15/17/19/21/25mm

Surprisingly good pump. Super strong suction and my primary pump is a Baby Buddha so I know what strong suction is. Very user friendly. Touch screen works well. Some users have complained about it being too sensitive and accidentally changing the settings but there is a screen lock function that has worked as intended for me. I also love that the pump doesn't start automatically when turning on. The battery life is great. I pumped 5 20 minute sessions before needing to charge and it probably could've lasted 6. This is also the quietest pump I own. The wearable cups are very similar to the Medela cups. Easy to take apart and not too many parts. They also have a very large capacity. These could easily hold 10oz in each cup which is great if you're an over supplier. I know the main complaint among users has been the life of the motor so it'll be interesting to see how long it lasts. But for $42 if it only lasts a month I won't be too upset about it.

My momcozy was not working as it should anymore. Bought this. Worth every dime and would buy again. I like it better than my momcozy. I am a bustier girl and feel like I get a better fit with these. Suction is strong and works great. My supply starting getting low with in 3 days of this one my supply is back.

PROS: 1. Portability - I can wear these in the morning, and pack for work, or even work with them on (I'm a recovery nurse). 2. Good suction - I have a Medela Pump In Style, and these pumps are even stronger. I have been able to get as much as 6 oz from each one, which is my usual with the Medela. 3. Alternating Mode - I like that they have a mode that does 2-3 stimulations and then an expression. 4. Tubing insertion point swivels. 5. Battery - will last about (4) 30-min pumps. 6. Shape - Prefer the look of the sloped, more natural cups, rather than the spherical ones 7. Price - When it was on sale, I got it for about $50 + $4 tax. 8. Auto shut off after 30 minutes 9. Reservoir - Relatively big, considering a lot of wearables only hold 5 oz., this one goes up to 6 oz. 10. Feet - You can sit the cups down and they don't tip over 11. Sound - With normal conversations and background noise, you can't really hear it. It's about as loud as a phone vibration. 12. Very lightweight CONS: 1. Lock Button - If you accidentally graze the power button, even on "LOCK", it will shut off. It only locks the strength and mode settings. 2. Fog up - The cups fog up with the breast milk, so you can't necessarily see if the nipple is aligned while pumping. 3. Open System - Some milk got into the tubing somehow a couple times, and also, you can't lean over, or it'll spill 4. No carrying case or covers 5. No printed measurements, only plastic print - When you're trying to measure in the dim light, it's super hard to see the increments. I also don't think the measurements are very correct 6. Difficult to take the back shield off the cup--with that being said, I have not leaked from the cup itself after 6 weeks of use, so I guess this isn't a complete con 7. Clip - I wish the clip was on the other end of the pump motor, because I am the one who needs to see the settings, not the people around me.

I’m nursing and pumping, and I had been using a Baby Buddha pump. I needed a pump that freed up my hands and allowed for a bit more mobility. I had looked at far more expensive pieces - Momcozy, etc. I’m pleased to have tried this before taking on a larger expense. I was worried about - Suction / Power - Honestly this feels comparable to the Baby Buddhah. There are 9 power levels, and it gets pretty intense. The lower levels offer a lighter pull and pace that allow you to work up comfortably. Cleaning - I worried these would be hard to clean, but it’s a simple set up that’s easy to take apart for deep and thorough cleanings and also easy to quickly rinse. Supply - I had seen others mention their supply dwindled with these types of models. As someone who’s barely keeping up with my 4 week old, I was very concerned about that. However, I’ve been pumping an ounce more with these than with my other pump. The free hands allows for me to leave it on longer as well, which is helpful, and allows for me to pump more consistently. This pump comes with different flanges and a measuring tool as well, which I didn’t have with my other pump. The buttons are a bit sensitive, even when I have it locked. I get frustrated when I accidentally turn it off, but I seem to mess it up less often if I clip it to my shirt vs my pant pocket. It’s not enough of a con to take away from the positives for me. If you’re looking for a pump like this, I would definitely say this piece holds its own at a far more affordable price. Would recommend!

Loved this for pumping in my car. I have the willow GO and this is 20 times better for a quarter of the price.

It’s an ok pump not the greatest suction but get the job done a lot to take apart and clean

This product is exactly what I needed in a handsfree pump as a busy mom of two under two it's quieter than any other pump I've heard and has great output and so far has not spilled at all during pumping or pouring I've only pumped with it 3 times now but I will update again in a week to let you know if it helps me gain back my milk supply so far it has great suction and has removed a small clog in my milk duct I didn't even realize I had its a good size and has not gotten in the way of any feedings burping or changing my newborn needs definitely would recommend to a friend

Works great and has a good battery life and short charge time. Downside it doesn't show when battery is losing power/dying and the cups don't have a rubber seal so occasionally can leak a small amount. But besides that it's fantastic to keep me moving while pumping