Customer Ratings & Reviews

This innovative breast pump is a game-changer for nursing mothers who need to pump frequently and efficiently, allowing them to multitask and move around freely while pumping. Elvie - Stride Plus Hands-Free, is a hospital-grade breast pump designed to provide efficient and comfortable pumping experience for nursing mothers. The pump is hands-free, allowing mothers to move around and perform other tasks while pumping. As parents of three kids under 10, my wife hated being tied down while she had to pump for our newborn. The pump she had been using was provided by our insurance company and even though the suction on the pump was great she had to be stationary and took away from taking care of our other kids. With the Elvie Stride you do not have to compromise on anything, you get great suction while being hands free and mobile. The Elvie - Stride Plus comes with two different size breast shields and has 10 adjustable suction levels to provide a customized pumping experience. The pump is also Bluetooth-enabled, allowing mothers to track their pumping sessions using the Elvie app. The set also includes 1 Carry Bag, Wet Bag, Cool Bag, Ice Pack, Neck Strap, and belt clip. The pump has a rechargeable battery that provides up to three hours of pumping time, making it ideal for on-the-go use. One of the standout features of the Elvie - Stride Plus is its quiet motor, which allows for discreet pumping. You will not believe how quiet this thing is, standing next to my wife while she was pumping, I could not hear the unit working. One other good feature is that the cups can be used separately or together and both cups have a 5oz. capacity and when you are all done the breast shields, cup fronts, valces, and the diaphragms can be placed in the dishwasher for easy and fast clean up. Even thought this is a great product and we loved pretty much everything about it there was one minor thing that bothers me and Elvie is not the only company to do it. Elvie includes a USB-A to USB-C charging cable but not a charging brick and this is something that is starting to get pretty annoying, because now before you can start to charge the product I have to get a charging brick from my other device to use with this. Overall, the Elvie - Stride Plus Hands-Free, Hospital-Grade Electric Breast Pump is a high-quality, efficient, and user-friendly product that can make pumping a much easier experience for nursing mothers allowing them to be mobile and productive. This has allowed my wife to spend more quality time with all our kids while making sure there is a steady supply of milk for our new born.

The Elvie Stride Plus is the product we always needed in our big household. With just having baby number 5, and being out first boy, we wanted to make sure his mother's milk was always available. My wife was so tired of manual pumping on the first 4 girls, hours and hours of punping over the years and that is because every electeic unit we ever tried, just plain stunk. Enter the Elvie Stide Plus Hands Free breat pump!! This device is a savior to my wife, the most positive she has ever been about a pump. So, to do this review with her, I asked questions and she answered, the follwoing was taken from her answers, good and bad. Pros: Quiet operation No pinching Not one leak Hands free Comfortable Can still do work on the computer No more hand pain from manual pumping Easy to setup and put on Soft breast pads, feels much better than the hard rubber she is used too No rashes No uncomfortable swelling Speed of the pump session Portable Has a carry bag included! Extra cups for different sized amd shaped breast, this is huge for her as her right nreast always gets larger when feeding, much larger. Cons: No charging block A lot to clean compared to a manual pump All in all, this thing is a champion product and we are so happy with it, my wife for ease of use and no pain, me because I dont hear her complaining about pumps anymore. Thanks Elvie for a great product!!

We recently had our third baby. My wife has been pumping from the get go. We have an old Medela freestyle pump from our prior child but she wanted to try something new. While I obviously can't speak to the pumping part (I rely on my wife) I can speak to the features, ease of cleaning, transportation etc. All in all, it's an intuitive pump that's easy to put together and use. It's about as convenient as a breast pump can be and it comes with everything (except large nipple guards, it comes with what I would call a small and medium size - large size are an additional purchase). IN THE BOX You get a lot, you get a travel bag, inside that are two more bags. One holds the "cups" the part that attaches to the breast, and the other holds the milk, which includes an ice pack (it doesn't come with bottles to hold the milk you've pumped). The top of the lid of the soft bag includes a storage space for the pump/motor itself and the tubing that connects the motor to the cups. It also comes with a USB C charting cable and an extra set of rubber plugs (to prevent milk from leaking out of the cups). There's instructions that come with it, and luckily they're very easy to use and understand. The first thing to note is that you'll need to sterilize everything that comes into contact with breast milk before the first use. I've had a lot of experience with different brand pumps (Medela and Spectra specifically) so I have a sense of how it works. But even if this is your first go around, if you spend a few moments familiarizing yourself with it, you'll quickly realize it's really intuitive (again, reading the instructions will get you there). PUTTING TOGETHER It's actually simple, and everything only goes on one way. Meaning, if it doesn't fit you're doing it wrong. Once you put it together once or twice you'll easily get the hang of it. The rubber seals have to fit the inside of the plastic shell before you can put the shell together and it won't snap shut unless the plastic seal is installed correctly. The hoses snap in easily into the shell, and then you put the hose into the motor. Voila. The motor has an outer protective rubber shell if you will, that has a lanyard allowing you to wear it like a necklace, or a belt clip allowing you to clip it to your waistband. USE I relied on my wife here. For frame of reference she has large breasts. She's used to holding the other brand breast pumps against her breasts while pumping. In other words, not hands free. The Evie cups for inside a sports bra for her and she was able to get a good pump hands free. It was liberating for her. At first, she commented that the suction didn't seem as strong as the Medela Freestyle, however, she had no problem filling up the cups with breast milk. The motor is much quieter than the Medela, although it still makes that "wrrr, wrrr, wrr" sound. The battery life is pretty strong, lasting about 4 pump sessions worth. It's about the same as the Medela. The difference is, and it's a big one, the Evie uses USB C charging. No more proprietary charger to keep track of. The light blinks red when the battery is low. If this happens during a pump you need not fear that the battery will die, but you are advised to pump it immediately after that pump session. Cleaning. I'm a pro at cleaning pumps, it's the primary way I help my wife in that endeavor. Honestly, cleaning it is no different than cleaning any other pump. You still have to do it. The cups are large pieces of plastic and as long as you have some kind of foam brush wand, you shouldn't have any issues. There are less pieces to clean than the Medela and Spectra which is a plus. The one downside or I should say difference between the Evie and the Medela or Spectra brand, is that you have to pour the milk from the cups into another cup. You can't store the milk in the cups in which the milk is pumped into. It's not a huge deal, but with the Medela, my wife will pump, the milk ends up in the bottle that we store it in for the fridge and all she has to do is put a cap on it. With the Evie, you have to uncork the rubber plug and pour it into a bottle. If you're freezing milk you have to transfer it either way, but it is an extra step if you're just temporarily storing it. For my wife, the pumping on the go is a good trade off. But she does have to keep clean bottles around in the "ice pack" bag to store the milk when she's say, at work pumping. CONCLUSION In conclusion, breast pumping is still breast pumping. It's a necessary chore for most breast feeding moms. But the Evie pump is well built, has everything you need starting off (absent some storage bottles) and works well and is easy to clean. My wife, the breast pumping pro, gives it a 4 out of 5, claiming it to be one of the best pumps she's used (she's been pumping off and on for some 7 years with our kids).

I’ve set my expectations for this product to fall in line with what it is, a portable and convenient breast pump. This differs from the expectations of a less portable, plug-in unit. Which it should. To start, the product was packaged very nicely with the larger pieces presented as soon as you open the box and the other smaller pieces and accessories neatly contained in the accompanying travel bags. This is a very nice feature of this set. I really like the travel bags it comes with. They are well made and have enough room to store the product. Great for portability and travel. I started by downloading the app which provided step by step instructions on how to setup and break down to clean the unit. The app is nice and contains some great features but I’m not sure if I find myself utilizing all the features especially if I need to quickly pull it out and pump. The unite is very simple to setup out of the box but I feel it is quite cumbersome to clean which is why I docked a star. I really feel like this may be the only downside to this pump is the number of pieces to clean. But the hands-free portability is great. Not to mention the unit is pretty quiet. I can pump at night in bed without disturbing my husband. The battery life is great on this unit. I just make sure I charge it every 3 or 4th pump to make sure it is ready to go when I need it on the go. The fit is great for medium sized breasts. I don’t have any issues securing the unit. You do need to very precise but after a few times, you get the hang of it. The suction is great for a portable unit. I wouldn’t expect the same amount as a non-portable plug-in unit but its adequate for this unit. It pumps well and I as long as you get it properly fitted and secured, I don’t see how anyone could have any issues with the suction. I prefer this unit to a non-portable plug-in unit because of the convenience and its pretty stealthy which is a big plus when you are out in public and need to pump. I highly recommend this breast pump. I find myself using this portable pump more than I use my plug-in pump even when I don’t need portability. Its very well made, well designed, and performs great!

My family has had a lot of firsts lately. My wife just gave birth to our first child a few weeks ago. Since she has decided to breast feed and pump, we had been researching various pumping devices. The Elvie Stride Plus has been her absolute favorite. You get so much in the box: the breast pumps, carrying cases, and charger. There’s an easy-to-use phone app that works well to help set up and manage pumping sessions. You can control the pump from the app. My wife loves the Elvie Stride Plus and we both highly recommend it. Setup: First thing you will need to charge the hub. It charges via USB-C. Once charged, the battery lasts many sessions before you will need to charge again. As previously mentioned, there is an app. We used the Android App. The app has guides for sizing and alignment. It walks you through picking the right breast shield. My wife has stressed that it is very easy to use. Opening the package, there are a lot of parts, but the application walks you through it. Compared to other pumps she has tried; she thinks this is the easiest and most straightforward. Comfort: My wife has said it’s very comfortable. She’s able to fit it easily inside her nursing bra. We were concerned that the unit would be loud, but I can sit next to her on the couch and not hear anything. Occasionally, I might pick up a vibration noise, but it’s very faint. Cleanup: The app walks you through how to properly sterilize and clean the pump. She’s never had a problem with spills or mess. It’s easy to put things back into place. Storage has been great. It’s easy to fit everything back in the bag that it comes with. Tips: If you lower the intensity level during stimulation phase, you will need to lower the intensity again when it switches over to expressing. It will reset intensity level when it changes phases. Conclusion: My wife is happy. Ergo, I’m happy. She’s really liked it and we can easily recommend the Elvie Stride Plus. It’s simple, effective, and does a great job. 5/5

My daughter who lives with us is a first time mom, and was so conflicted about where to even start or what products were best for breastfeeding. The Elvie Stride Pump is very easy to understand and to work. The instructions were very detailed and she loves that there is also an app to help. In the instructions and booklets it shows you what everything is for and go into detail how to work each part. It shows you what is washable and what is not and tells you how to clean what is washable. The included carry bag is absolutely amazing and has a spot for everything. The pros of this pump are that you can easily clean it, it's easy to put together, it's portable, and it comes with everything you need in the storage bag. Being able to pump on the go is a blessing. You don't need to go buy extra parts and everything fits perfectly in the bag. It also has plenty of battery life. The only cons she has for the pump is that it doesn't come with a charging brick for the charger (which most rechargeable products don’t seem to include anymore) and the pump doesn't seem to be able to keep up with someone who exclusively pumps, much better for a quick on the go pump or for at work. Overall, this pump is pretty perfect and is very pleased with how easy it is to use and put together. As a first time mom, this is the best pump for her!

Elvie did an amazing job with this portable pump. My sister has enjoyed using it. For a small pump you would think it can't really work, but it does. You can download the app that shows you how to use the pump and is available for android and ios. I did try the app for both and they seem to be the same i had no issues. Although my sis has an iphone so since she uses it on there. Definitely doesn't take up too much space you get everything you need 2 pairs of milk containers, the pump with the tubes. The 2 bags with 1 having an ice pack you can freeze and reuse and has the shape of the containers to keep the milk cold while traveling. The other bag is for the actual pump. Opening the box itself was a nice experience. Everything well organized with a basic manual and some other info. You can also buy extra containers or the bigger size that holds more milk. Now from what my sister tells me is that she can use the pump under her clothes and bra without it being obvious in public because the containers are shaped in a way that its comfortable to do that. The pump is not heavy maybe 1 pound . Great for her because shes small and skinny. Having that on plug holding the baby its not too much for her. This is definitely a must have for those who are breast-feeding.

This device is changing the game for pumping. When we were pregnant with our last child we had used the pump our insurance company provided, it was loud, clunky and more importantly it was stationary. It had to be used while sitting in a chair and plugged in. Now enter Elvie, portable, has a companion app that can control scheduling and monitoring. This has changed the game for us, my wife is a nurse and can easily use it while at work and on the go. The pumps can easily be inserted under a bra and does not make it noticeably visible either. The package comes with carrying storage cases too for when the reservoirs fill up which can directly be put into the fridge/freezer. The pump toggle switch can clip discretely on a belt and is easy to use too. The battery life of the set up is better than expected too. All in all if you are a working person and on the go then this pump set up is for you, it keeps you mobile, and has a great companion app that can assist with the process too making this item highly recommended in my book.

----- SUMMARY ----- Verdict: The versatility and convenience of the Elvie Stride Plus breast pump make it stand out from the rest. Its hands-free design, mobile device connectivity, and solid battery life make pumping on the go easy and efficient. Despite the discreet, wireless design, the Elvie Stride Plus doesn’t compromise on power. It lives up to the advertised hospital-grade performance and produces excellent results. Pros: - Discreet, portable, hands-free design - Comfortable to wear and use - Powerful, hospital-grade performance - Two modes (Stimulation and Expression) - Customizable with 10 intensity settings - Connects to Elvie mobile app for remote controlling and more - Several dishwasher-safe parts - Solid battery life (about five 30-minute pump sessions) - Fully charges in just 2 hours Cons: - None ----- DETAILS ----- Design: The Elvie Stride Plus has a discreet, portable, and hands-free design. Each cup is compact and weighs just 5oz. They have a natural shape, so wearing them under a bra makes them hardly noticeable. For the hub, there’s a clip and neck strap included. These make it easy to clip the hub on your pants or wear it around your neck so that you don’t have to constantly hold it. Since the Elvie Stride Plus is battery-powered, there are no wires. There are just tubes that go from the hub to the cups. The tubes are tangle resistant, so getting tangled up in wires or tubes isn’t an issue. Another notable design aspect is that it supports single or double pumping. The Elvie Stride Plus is truly a hands-free breast pump, and it’s comfortable to wear. Performance: The suction level of breast pumps on the market varies quite a bit. It’s usually between 220 and 350 mmHg. With up to 300 mmHg, the Elvie Stride Plus is on the upper end. Pumps in the 300 range are generally considered “hospital-grade”. While there are other important breast pump features to consider, the suction level is important to pay attention to. Studies have shown that milk flow is greater at the maximum intensity that mothers are comfortable with, so the hospital-grade performance of the Elvie Stride Plus is a key differentiator. There are 10 intensity settings, and your default preferences can be saved so that the pumping session always starts at your preferred intensity. The Elvie Stride Plus pumping session begins with “Stimulation” mode and automatically switches to “Expression” mode after two minutes. With its powerful yet comfortable performance, the Elvie Stride Plus is effective at yielding a good milk flow. Features: Other than the aforementioned comfort, performance, two modes, and 10 intensity levels, there are several great features to highlight. First, the quiet operation is impressive. With the hospital-grade power, I expected the pump to be much louder. On the contrary, it’s pretty discreet. Outside or indoors where there is background noise, it’s almost undetectable. It’s a little louder than whisper-quiet though. If there isn’t any background noise, it can be heard from a few feet away. The Elvie app is also a great feature. From an iOS or Android device, you can control the pump remotely, adjust the intensity, and track pumping sessions. The app is easy to use and convenient. The other convenient feature is the 3-in-1 carry bag included with the Elvie Stride Plus. Inside it, you can store the removable wet bag and cool bag. An ice pack for the cool bag is included as well. The cool bag with the ice pack is compatible with 5 oz/150 ml milk storage bottles. The lid of the carry bag has a couple of expandable pockets, which are nice for storing pump parts. All of these features of the Elvie Stride Plus work together to make the on-the-go pumping experience convenient. Battery Life: The Elvie Stride Plus has a built-in rechargeable battery. On average, you can expect two to three hours of pumping per charge. That’s about five 30-minute pumping sessions. The longevity of the battery varies based on the settings. Using the highest intensities, for example, will reduce the battery life. The battery life of the Elvie Stride Plus is quite good compared to other battery-powered breast pumps. At just two hours, getting a full recharge doesn’t take long. There’s a USB-A to USB-C cable included in the box, but you need to supply your own power adapter, such as a phone charger. The USB-C end plugs into the Elvie Stride hub, and the USB-A end plugs into a charger. Cleaning: Keeping the Elvie Stride Plus parts clean is easy. The breast shields, cup fronts, valves, and diaphragms are all hand-washable or dishwasher-safe. Everything else can be wiped down as needed. With the simple design and washable parts, keeping the Elvie Stride Plus clean isn’t a hassle. ----- WHAT’S IN THE BOX ----- 1 x Hub 2 x Cup Fronts 2 x Cup Seals 4 x Breast Shields (2 - 24mm; 2 - 21mm) 2 x Caps 1 x Tube Splitter 2 x Short Tubes 1 x Long Tube 1 x Clip 1 x Cover 4 x Valves (2 spare) 2 x Diaphragms 1 x Charging Cable 1 x Carry Bag 1 x Wet Bag 1 x Cool Bag 1 x Ice Pack 1 x Neck Strap

My wife tested this product out to give a mothers perspective and as someone that was previously using a pump that plugs in and now now wearing this portable after failing with other brands this is what she came up with. She knew how challenging it can be to juggle motherhood, work, and other responsibilities. Breastfeeding is an important part of motherhood, but it can also be time-consuming and tiring. That's why she was excited to try out the Elvie Stride+ portable breast pump, which promised to be hands-free and easy to use. When she first received the Elvie Stride+, she was impressed by how compact and lightweight it was. It came with a charging case that could fit in her purse, and the pump itself was small enough to wear under her clothes without being noticeable. The pump also came with different sizes of breast shields, which ensured a comfortable fit which was a problem with other brands in the past she had tried. One of the biggest advantages of the Elvie Stride+ is that it's hands-free, which means she can continue working or doing other tasks while pumping. This is a huge improvement from her previous non-portable pump, which required her to sit in one place and hold the pump in place for 20-30 minutes at a time. With this one she can pump on-the-go or while doing household chores without being tethered to a power outlet which is really freeing from what she's said. I know she always got irritated being locked down in place for x amount of time using her other ones. In terms of performance, this has exceeded her and my expectations in every way. It has a strong suction that's adjustable to her comfort level, and it's surprisingly quiet. She can even pump in the same room as our youngest sleeping without disturbing him. But the real test was whether it could increase her milk supply. I was initially skeptical, as I had heard mixed reviews about portable pumps myself, as was she. However, after using this for a few weeks, we noticed a significant increase in my milk supply which could only be attributed to this pump as it was the only change she made. She also attributes this to the convenience and flexibility of being able to pump more frequently throughout the day. Another benefit of this pump is its mobile app, which allows her to track my pumping sessions and monitor her milk supply to ensure our baby is fed enough. The app also has helpful resources and tips for breastfeeding, which have been useful in answering some of her questions and concerns regarding wearable pumps even with the wealth of knowledge on the internet today. Overall, my wife would Highly recommend the Elvie Stride plus portable breast pump to any mother who's looking for a convenient, hands-free option for pumping. It's made her life as a working mother so much easier in just about every way you could ask for being a pumping mother.

This is based on input from my wife after three initial uses, reworded by me for this review. Elvie is known for making some great breast pumps. This however, is engineered poorly, with some decision making by the design engineers, that should have been different. First off, it comes with a nice carrying case. Inside the carrying case you get two smaller cases. One is a light shade of blue that comes with an compress. This is a great idea, and a great way to keep milk cold until it's time to warm it up. This is a huge plus. The other gray case is for housing some of the accessories. There are some added smaller compartments for more components such as extra milk bags. Out of the box you get the main hub, four breast shields, two front covers with seals, two valves, two diaphragms, two caps, 2 short tubes, one cover/clip, and one charging cable. Assembling the breast shield, front cover, valve, and diaphragm is simple enough. When you place the front cover, you get a nice sealing sound letting you know that it is sealing air. The tube is then connected to the caps, and then connected to the hub. You give the main hub a charge, and then you're off... So here are some of the pros and cons. Pros: The carrying case as mentioned before. Assembling the parts together is easy. Cons: Even on the strongest setting, it wasn't very powerful. It takes many tries to find the best angle to align it properly. The hub is loud, so using it around a sleeping baby is asking for trouble. The tubes that connect to the cap that connects to the front cups stick out like a sore thumb, so it's difficult to be incognito when using them. Pouring the milk out into a bag or bottle is cumbersome. With all of these points, it would be difficult to use them in public. It's probably better suited for home use. As you can see, more cons than pros. Clean up is easy. If there was a way to route the short tubes around the breast shield to hide them, it would offer more privacy, and be less cumbersome. Also, instead of making a separate hub, and finding a way to house the hubs onto the pumps themselves would maybe allow them to be quieter.

I love this thing, but nothing is perfect and this is no exception. Still, plenty of pros on this pump, far more pros in fact than there are cons. To sum it up in a sentence; it works, it's convenient, but it feel like it doesn't have enough power be be an exclusive pumper and it's not super quick with the mandatory "let down" mode prior to the pumping sequence. Here's my thoughts in more detail; Overall it is an incredible and helpful pump. It's quick to assemble, put on, clean, and it's a convenient pumper that is more "comfortable" than what I was using in its stead. I was impressed with how quiet and discreet it is, which makes pumping at work or while driving very easy. I liked how quick it was to set up, especially since you don't need a special bra! It makes the pumping sessions much faster to get started than a traditional pump where you would need to change into a pumping bra and assemble all the parts. I also like that it was "comfortable" to wear. And by "comfortable" I mean it's better than I expected, but it's no spa day! But it is suprisingly good. The hands-free aspect is the game changer with this pump and for a busy mom that is so priceless it's seriously life changing! Now for the cons. It doesn't seem to be as strong as other traditional pumps. So if you are worried about getting enough milk it may not be the best choice. I also struggled with not having a screen on the actual controller since I didn't know exactly what it was doing. I know the app is useful in mitigating this but if you are driving or don't have your phone on you it is not convenient to have to get out your phone to be able to see how long you have been pumping and what level you are on (of course you can look at the tiny dots on the controller but this isn't the easiest if you are checking it while driving or working). I also found it hard to check in on my milk to see how much I had already pumped whereas, with a typical pump, you can see the milk in the bottles much more clearly. Long story short, if you're not an exclusive pumper and need to pump for daycare, or inlaws or a nanny don't even hesitate, get this! But if you are an exclusive pumper, I'm not sure if this will be able to keep up your supply, but your milage may vary! At the end of the day, it's an incredible piece of hardware and I can't thank my husband enough for this!

My wife and I welcomed a baby boy a few months ago, so my wife was ecstatic to try this. My wife will be the one using the Elvie, so the review will be from her words. This was my first time using a hands-free pump. I have used two other brands previously so I compared this pump to my other experiences. When first unboxing the pump, everything was organized well. The product was clearly high quality and each component was sturdy and well made. The instructions were incredibly thorough and very helpful. It was simple to follow each, clear step. Since this was my first hands-free pump, the setup seemed more complex. However, the directions walked through each step very clearly. The two sizes and explanations for a good fit were very helpful. This allowed for a painless pump due to proper fitting. Assembly took some trial and error, but again, the instructions were clear. The errors were mostly due to my unfamiliarity with how it would work compared to typical breast pumps. Once the parts were cleaned and the pump was assembled and ready to use, it was very seamless to customize and use. It fit in a pretty concealed manner. I was able to play with my son on the floor and pump easily. Using a typical pump, I have been stationed to a table or a specific area. This pump was so freeing! I could play, pick up and hold my son, all while pumping. It was such a positive experience compared to other pumping sessions, due to this component alone. When I was finished, it was simple to transfer the milk to a bottle. It was also easy to clean all of the parts. Overall, I was amazed by the ease of use and the freedom with this product. It seemed complex before starting, and once I began following each step, it was simple to use. I do not enjoy pumping, and this device became a game changer. For the first time, I was able to perform tasks and take care of my son while pumping. I was very impressed with this pump and cannot wait to use it more when I go back to work. It is very easy to use and well made. It is worth the price and makes pumping a much better experience.

Elvie - Stride Plus Hands-Free, Hospital-Grade Electric Breast Pump - White my cousin, who lives with me, tested this product Her thoughts- IF you are looking for a quality breast pump, she thinks this is a great choice. Set up was easy after looking over the directions and watching a youtube video. Use it once a few times and you’re a pro. Lol Pros: To her the better output gives her a peace of mind. One less thing to worry about, not having to deal with clog after clog during sessions. This can be used at work in a private room. Even though it is quiet, it might be a little annoying for others around you, if you chose to use it at your desk around others. She doesn’t suggest using while driving as it will distract you if there are any hiccups. Multitasking isn’t good when driving. The cups are lightweight, so after putting them on you forget all about them. The carry case is perfect. Once she removes everything and after using it all, she thoroughly cleans each piece and return it to the case. So orderly. Definitely easy to use at home. Using it once or twice a day is all she needs.   Cons: This may not be a con but she’s not a fan. She don’t get a consistent amount each time she uses it and it may be her fault and not the machine. Single pumping and double pumping may be the factor in what she produces per sitting. Also, after cleaning a few times, make sure you dry the plastic seals quickly as they could lose their sealing capabilities, which is super annoying. Shes heard of others leaking.   Overall this is a great setup for busy moms and she doesn’t leave home without it.

Comes with different size suctions, battery lasts around 3 to 4 pumps, must charge after every pump just in case.

I know there’s always mixed reviews when buying anything. But, as a first time mom this pump has been great. Easy to clean & assemble. It is a little nosey when pumping but not a big deal. It has been helpful when pumping on the go, or pumping while feeding my baby at 3 AM. 10/10 recommend

I think it is an excellent product, my wife loved it and it was very useful to her, it is not cheap but it is very easy to use and very durable.

Its a handy tool for breastfeeding moms. My wife love it.

This bundle is fantastic. It comes with everything and more. I'm so excited to use it for it's ease of use. It's beautiful and very convenient. I recommend this product to it's highest standing.

Pro: Not being confined to a chair or couch with the pump/the ability to mostly move around freely. Cons: Expensive; Your nipples may start to hurt due to the beast shield as they start to expand/grow while pumping; The caps are hard to remove; The cleaning process is a lot; The battery life sucks, especially if you do long pump sessions, you’ll probably need to charge the hub twice a day, maybe more; and due to the circular shape of the cup you won’t be able to get all of the milk you’ve pumped, which sucks.