eufy Heated Wearable Breast Pump S1 Pro, Slim Hands-Free Breast Pump with Industry-Leading HeatFlow™ Tech, Wireless Charging Case, App-Controlled OptiRhythm™, Hospital-Grade Suction, in-Bra Use

As a pumping mom, I heard a lot about the need to have wearables AND a wall pump because wearables “don’t empty you all the way”. I specifically purchased these because I read a blog post from a woman who tried about 20 wearables and tested how much milk was produced from a wall pump directly AFTER using wearables, and the Eufy’s were the pumps that left her most emptied. While this varies person to person, I can attest to the fact that these DO empty me and I have returned my Medela wall pump to the hospital! I only pump once a day now, but I wish I would have got these sooner when my baby had a bad latch. I love the charging case, charge lasts a long time and heating function too, not sure if it gets more milk but I do think it helps to achieve a letdown.Just know this - wearables are great to be able to pump and drive, pump and do chores etc but NOT easy to hold a (Velcro) baby with these on. It’s do-able but awkward.They do NOT leak. You just have to make sure the flange is properly sealed to the plastic part, I’ve never had a leaking issue.The app is useful if you are going to be pumping discretely, so you can turn on / off or adjust settings without digging in your bra. However I do not use the app, I just use the buttons on the pumps.Most women are not the standard flange size (24) so I LOVE that these come with a bunch of different flange size inserts, AND a flange size measuring tool!I’ve not tried any other wearable pumps so I can’t compare but I definitely recommend these. They are pricey, but I paid for them with HSA funds.My only complaint- the pockets in the case are annoying. They don’t even fit the pump covers? And there is no Velcro, zipper, button etc so my milk bags just always fall out of the pocket, which pretty much makes the pocket useless because you could just shove bags loosely in there without the pocket.

I bought this pump as I needed a wearable option when I go back to work. I’ve been pumping with a spectra and it wasn’t going to be easy to use it at work. I found this pump and was really interested in the heating feature. It’s definitely pricey but it has some really great features.I’ve had it for a few weeks and I haven’t had any issues with output. I tend to get 8oz or so in the morning on my spectra and my eufy does just the same. However, I will say, plan to be pumping longer with your eufy. It takes me 30 minutes on my eufy what takes me 15-20 on my spectra. Still I get the same output and since it’s a wearable and I can move so I’m not super bothered by this..The heating function definitely works but I can’t really feel it. I physically have to touch the pump to know it’s hot, so I don’t know how much it helps.Currently, I keep it pretty well charged but once I go back to work I’ll have to see how long the case actually lasts. It hasn’t given me any issues by just charging it for a few hours during the day.The only downfalls for me is it super bulky if your busty. Even with my tighter pumping bra, the pumps are pretty big and stick out. If I try to pick up my baby while wearing my pumps it’s super awkward because they stick out so much. However, it’s one little thing and honestly this is the only wearable pump that holds pretty well into place and keeps a good suction the entire time. I would still give it 5-stars because it’s very comfortable and has great features like different modes, heat, and everything in a convenient app! I’ve heard a lot of users end up hating the inserts it comes with and getting the legendary milk inserts instead. I have both and honestly I don’t really notice a difference.

LONG REVIEW - Because I feel like with any pump on the market considering how much they cost, they should all have one. I would’ve liked a thorough review compared to most of the other reviews I’ve seen here with all the pros and cons.Or maybe they were just that frustrated they didn’t post here.I was really excited to get this pump as I had been looking really extensively for the past month on what portable breast pump to get. I bought a main plug in pump and was paying out of pocket for this one for work and wanted to make sure it did everything I needed it to do.I’m a health professional and needed something that would empty me fairly quickly and not give me clogs unlike my previous portable one had three years ago. Figured portable pumps have come a long way since then. I also wanted something not as circular so it wasn’t as bulky in my pumping bra as I have to move around a lot for my profession.Most reviews here raved on how my loved their Eufy, even on Reddit so I bit the bullet and bought this. I was in between these, the Elvies and the Momcozys. I even bought Momcozys but returned it unopened since I was convinced these would work better because of the warming feature and the ability to buy more supplies to save even a few minutes during work so I was quicker with pumping.The pumps came earlier than expected so I was excited to have them before I started working so I can to play with the settings and see what mode would work better for me. On my spectra and baby Buddha I get 8-10oz in the morning when I pump exclusively. Or if I feed baby first and then pump I still get 4-5oz left.There are three modes so far I’ve done the max output and the gentle mode. These were the modes recommended by reviewers. When they didn’t work, I tried the others. The output was the same if not worse.I usually get the most on mornings so I pumped each morning to see if there’s any improvement with the tweaks I’ve used. I make sure everything is in place and nipples are centered and I have a tight fit in my bra.First time I pumped I did 20min max output - I got in total 1.5ozSecond time I pumped with flange inserts 20min gentle mode - I got a little less than 2ozThird time I pumped with flange inserts and 30 minutes gentle mode - I thought I was doing ok during it (you can’t see milk output unless you pause and fully take it out) - once again I got 1.5 ozIt was so upsetting the third time that I put the spectra on right after since I still felt full (despite the recommendation of 30min pumping otherwise you risk nipple/tissue damage), and in 10minutes it gave me 4oz.And each time despite all the borders of container is sealed, it still somehow managed to leak milk out when pouring it into my storage container.For the amount of money this pump can be especially with paying out of pocket for this, it is not worth it. All it has it that it’s pretty and has looks.These are unusable at my work. It would risk me getting a lower milk supply, clogs, and/or mastitis. Now I have to figure out how I’m going to buy another portable again for work, it’s disappointing.By recommendation from users on facebook and Reddit bought the legendary flange inserts. I’ll update this if it improves. But for now stay away from them unless you want to buy something that just sits there useless.