Bulky and has a design flaw
Preface, I haven't tried any other handsfree wireless pumps so I cannot compare to others.  I need to have mammograms more frequently due to monitoring of a mass, but I'm also still lactating. I need to pump in the waiting room while waiting to be called in for my appointment so that my breasts are empty for imaging.<br /> Was hoping to use this instead of my Freemie cups with the Buddha pump to go tubeless.  I actually ordered the wrong ones.  I meant to order the Phanpy version that has the bottle attachments.  I was distracted by the cheap price for the pair.<br /><br />These are far from discreet. I wasn't expecting them to be sleek or discreet, but they are BULKY.  Also when washing them before use, you'll notice that you're not going to be able to get all your breastmilk out.  I wasn't able to get every last drop of water out of the collection container.  There's a flat part near the opening where the water collects and won't pour out.  I know many value every last drop of breastmilk, so this could be an issue for many.  May not be as big of an issue if the collection containers can double as a bottle, but that's not an option.  How do you get every last drop of milk out?  Is there a trick?<br /><br />Anyhow, for this reason, and because I really meant to buy the ones that you can attach a wide mouth bottle to, I've returned them.<br /><br />As for the when it's turned on, it's not quiet, but again, didn't expect it to be for the price.  My Baby Buddha is also not quiet so the noise isn't an issue for me, but it may be for others who would like to pump more discreetly.
Rating: 2 stars