Medela Freestyle Hands-Free Double Electric Breast Pump with Wearable Cups - Wireless App Control, Portable & Discreet Breastfeeding Pump for Working Moms - Perfect for Office, Travel & On-the-Go Nursing

Very happy with this pump so far. It has been a lifesaver for a tricky start to feeding - building supply via triple feeding.Pros:Battery life is decent and it recharges pretty quickly using a usb 2 cable that I have around the house anyway.It's pretty portable - the motor part is fairly small and not too heavy. You can put it in a large pocket or use the neck strap.The collection shells are easy to take apart, clean and sterilise.It's possible to use this and also hold your baby (although you have to have them on your lap or at hip level so you don't bash the cups).I have found it relatively comfortable to use with the addition of flange inserts that are sized to my nipples - would strongly suggest this. You can buy a measuring tool and inserts on Amazon for not much money.- You can easily adjust the level to make sure you're comfortable but also maximise output.- In terms of output I get a similar amount with this as I do with the plug in, hospital grade Symphony that I hired direct from Medela (I was advised to do this by a lactation consultant as I wanted to build up my milk supply following a very tricky start to feeding). I much prefer this on the whole to the old fashioned, plug in version, as I can be sitting anywhere or getting on with a few light tasks around the house when using it.Cons:- It can sometimes be tricky to get the collection cups in the right place. A couple of times I've come to the end of my 20 mins and just realised I haven't got anything on one side, which is demoralising!- If your bra is too tight it can be uncomfortable. If your bra is too loose the shells can move and leak!- I sometimes find it uncomfortable to take the cups out as it's easy to catch a sore nipple with the underside of the shell, where it has the ridge for it to stand upright. Be careful!- Usually a bit of milk remains stuck in the "hole" of the flange rather than going into the body of the cup. There's a knack to taking them off and pouring them to avoid spilling this bit. It was a little depressing to lose even a small amount in the early days, as every drop was precious when I was first starting to build my supply.- the buttons on the motor part are touch sensitive (apart from on/off). This means they're easy to knock or press accidentally which I don't like. I'd rather have a physical button.- It makes a little chiming noise when switching on, off, or plugging into charge. I think this is ok but now have to be careful using at night now my baby is older as the noise can wake her. It would be good to be able to switch this off.- I thought I would check how much replacement shells are as thought it would be useful to have a spare set so I don't have to wash as frequently. They're about £75 on the Medela website which seems very expensive for two pieces of hard plastic and one piece of silicone.- I used the app for the first week or so but on the whole I found it crashed and lagged too much. You also can't log pumping with another pump which didn't work for me. Went back to using huckleberry.On the whole - expensive but you get what you pay for. Recommended for someone who will be doing a lot of pumping rather than occasional use.