Wearable Breast Pump Hands-Free Breastfeeding: Portable Electric Breast Pump for Breastmilk Nursing 4 Modes 9 Suction Level Low Noise 180ml Capacity with Memory Pause Functions 24mm Silicone Flange

Bought this as a second pump to try something different to the one I have now, when it works it managed to get a good amount of milk and was painfree and pretty quiet. However, I've tried it several times and it's only successfully pumped milk twice, whereas I'll use my existing pump and it will extract the milk no problem so it's not a supply issue.Tried to request a return but there is no option to do so or to reach out to the seller.

Money refunded asap which is great however I wanted to write this review for vulnerable mothers who might get these and rely on it to give their baby milk. It is a major inconvenience when you rely on this to be able to give your baby milk. My Baby cannot latch so I ordered a few different pumps and thank god I did as I dont trust any wearable pumps so always have a back up. The most expensive ones have let me down therefor I went for this cheap one but didnt even turn on. LED display turned on but motor didnt. Could be a faulty one but should have had a QC check for motor.

My good friend is expecting and I thought this would a lovely baby shower gift as I know she wants to breastfeedThe specs are very impressive for the ability to wear underneath your clothes inside ones bra. I would imagine it would look less obvious under a loose fitting top if you wanted to wear it out and about with the benefit of its described quite minimal soundThere is a 180ml capacity milk storage which sounds like a winner.The suction is supposed to mimic a baby sucking the nipple which will ensure a good steady flow of milk.So handy for mums who want to get baby used to bottle feeding without having to use formula and be able to have dad or family members give breast milk from a bottle.The pump arrived nicely packaged in a box with the charging cable and clear and concise instructionsThe part that goes over the breast is made from silicone so I would imagine it would be comfortable.At the time of this review the price of the pump was pretty much 1p off 60 quid, but there was a whopping 40% off voucher which is very generousObviously I couldn’t try the pump myself and my friend has yet to give birth. But any issues I will update.

This was ordered for my daughter who is currently breast feeding and has used several pumps before but is looking for something with more options to try.This arrived in its own box with charging cable, strap and very clear instructions.There are 4 modes and 9 suction levels for each mode and once the appropriate setting is found, it can be saved in the memory function. The modes are: Auto/Massage/Stimulation/Sucking. It has 20min auto shut off and can be paused at any time. The large, clear LED can be viewed easily whilst in use and the unit is hands free during operation.The battery lasts for 80-90 minutes and the 3.7V, 1000mAh battery takes around 2.5 hours to charge fully. This has not been tested fully as it has been charged between uses (less than 1.5 hours) so it is always ready. There are no bags supplied with this unit but the bowl can collect up to 180ml. The flange is 24mm which is fine for most breast sizes. All parts are removable for cleaning and are BPA free.So far my daughter is delighted with this and confirms that it is discreet in use and comfortable to wear. Her previous ones have been a much higher price than this so at £35.99 (after applying 40% voucher at time of writing this), it’s a bargain.

This breast pump appears to work quite well, I have ordered it for a pregnant friend. The suction power can be easily changed from high to low and there are various selections for type of suction applied to nipple. Easy to assemble and clean. It is hands free as you place it in your bra cup, it would have to be fitted well onto nipple and breast with good support to keep in place. The collecting reservoir only hold 180ml so if your milk production is good you may find you have to empty it a few times during use.I think it would work very well to soften overfill breasts before a feed. It is extremely quiet in action which is a big plus. I think a little costly a few £’s less would be fairer.

Kisdream's S32 wearable cordless electric breast pump is ergonomic, practical and non-toxic.The pump has a fits-all design, with a waterproof seal around the edges to prevent any leakage during pumping. It also has an anti-backflow design that works well.The parts slot together easily. With the exception of the motor, all parts are dishwasher friendly.The pump isn't silent but it's so quiet that most sleeping babies won't be wakened by the sound.Operating the unit is straightforward. The power button switches the pump on/off. The + and - buttons to either side increase or decrease the suction intensity. The pause button (surprise surprise) pauses operation. That's it. Simple and user friendly. The LED display is bright and easy to read.The pump comes with the necessary USB-C charging cable and a decent user manual that gives clear explanations of all the pump's features, including how to access the four different modes (stimulation mode, sucking mode, massage mode, auto mode).Quality kit. Works well. Decent value. No criticisms.

A great breast pump at an outstanding price compared to popular brands. Very easy to use and fits well. It was easy to clean and not too many parts to have to worry about.I appreciated that the LED display wasn’t too sensitive as I have another that turns on too easily and wastes the battery.It would be better if other flange sizes were provided. I had no problem with the fit but others might.