Momcozy V1pro Hospital-Grade Wearable Breast Pump, 7.8oz Large Capacity, 9 Sessions per Charge, 3 Modes & 15 Suction Levels, Hands-Free for Home, Work & Travel, Ideal Gift for Baby Shower (2-Pack)

Great pump
Definitely my favorite pump, and very close to being perfect. I have experienced some hiccups but it is the one i consistently bring to work.Pros:-Extremely quiet, can barely hear it-Gentle and Comfortable-Lowest profile under clothes, and doesn’t ever fall out of my bra when I bend over either.-Cups stand upright-Easy to wash-Same output as my spectraCons:-Despite the plug, it will still drip out the top a bit if the cups are full-Sometimes milk gets backed up in the flange and I have to fix the pressure to get it to flow through the duckbill, happened twice-Tubing gets easily pinched, mine came with a little kink too-The pieces of tubing that attach to the cup can be really tough to pop off gently and not spill milk if the cups are fullDespite the cons, ease of use and comfortability make it my go to. I feel like I can move around and do stuff just by putting the pump in my pocket. I have the Spectra, momcozy S9 and Momcozy M5. This one is still my favorite.

Beware
returning mine after i was convinced my supply dried up due to trying to use it during household tasks while baby slept. Everytime i used it i got less than 1oz per breast. I did everything correctly. Flange sizes. Everything. The battery also didn’t last but two pump sessions (30-40 min each) even after charging through night. I bought it because i was somewhat dissatisfied with my Medela pump in style wall pump, but trying to use the V1 pro has given me a much higher appreciation for the medela. After i’d get frustrated i’d use the medela and get 4-5 oz from each side easily. Wearables are an amazing concept as far as giving moms more freedom and mobility but due to my experience and the research i’ve done since wasting this 200$ I probably won’t buy another one. too expensive to be going through all the disappointment, returns, etc. i’m looking into the spectra and a medela hand pump. I also recently bought the haakaa (getting 3oz in 15 minutes with that convinced me the v1 pro had to go).

Very strong suction
When I first bought this I could NOT use it. It was so strong and felt like it was pulling my nipples off! It was such a struggle I ended up just putting it aside and never using it and sticking to my spectra. We had a bad storm when I was around 3 months postpartum and my power went out and my spectra wasn’t charged enough so I had to use this pump and surprisingly it no longer hurt. I had been pumping a lot so I guess my body got more used to the feeling. It is now something I use every week day at work. It doesn’t give quite as much output as my spectra and I do have to pump slightly longer with this but I’m grateful to have a wearable option. I definitely think I would buy one that doesn’t use hoses in the future because they can be a hassle and not entirely discrete but it is a decent option for the price.

Disappointed in the function of this pump
I loved the extremely quiet sound and the discreet nature of looking like I was not wearing it, but it never fully worked. I tried different flanges with it (been sized by a Lactation Consultant so I know I have the correct size) and still it did not obtain much milk. I would then switch to my other set Lansinoh Discreet wearables, and I would get 4-5 ounces. I tried many different settings on it and played around with it for about a month, it just wasn’t feeling like it was working how it should. Besides it not working fully on getting the milk out, I did love the overall pump itself with being easy to clean, minimal parts and the extremely quiet nature of the pump itself. Easy to use and setup. Fit perfect in many different sports bras. The comfort in how the outside is was great. Just disappointed in the overall function of the pump itself and I’ve tried a few.