TSRETE Double Wearable Breast Pump, Electric Hands-Free Breast Pumps with 2 Modes, 9 Levels, LCD Display, Memory Function Rechargeable with Massage and Pumping Mode 24mm Flange-Green

I absolutely love this pump. I used it with my first child who I ended up having to exclusively pump with after a health scare and am now two months in to using it with my newborn. I was a little worried about buying it when it is so much cheaper than other pumps and I was worried that would mean lower quality, but we couldn’t afford the momcozy everyone raves about, but honestly, would choose this over that one any day now that I’ve seen what good quality it is for a much lower price point. It is a very well functioning pump and has not disappointed. The battery life is great too. I pump every 2-3 hours except overnight which ends up being usually seven thirty minute pump sessions per day and it usually lasts the whole day. It’s great to have a good quality affordable option. It’s also pretty easy to clean. Will be recommending this pump to anyone who needs one.

I love the breast pump my colleague recommended! 🤩 It's affordable, efficient, and gets the job done. The suction is strong and comfortable, and it's so easy to use on-the-go. I used it exclusively for about 10 months, and it's held up great. The battery life is also amazing. Highly recommend for any breastfeeding mama! 🍼👶

When I first used this pump, I hated it. I decided to give it a second try and now it’s my favorite wearable pump. It has good suction power, it’s easy to assemble and clean, and stays put when moving around while pumping. The battery can get me through 3-4 15-25 min pumping sessions. It removes milk just as well as my plug in wall pump. It is on the louder side (see video), but definitely worth the price it comes at!

Long overdue post. I just want to say if you’re unsure about this item because it’s a lot cheaper than other advertised highly expensive products like the Willow. Don’t be alarmed, this product is so underrated. I had the Willow 360 and it’s so heavy in ur bra chest. It only held 4 oz max The separate charger that ca only be plugged in into the wall, well that’s an inconvenience really. The Tsrete pump, is honestly not painful, so convenient anywhere on the go. The charger is type C so u can even charge in car. I’m telling you look no further!!! It holds up to 6-7 oz you pour milk right out, easy to clean. And flange size did not hurt or disappoint. This is my first time nursing and I thought and wanted to have a fancy pump $600 later for the willow with all the extra storage containers extra flange to buy the bags etc. with the Tsrete you get what you paid for and that’s all you need. No tricks!! I absolutely love it, truly I do. My baby was born 9/9 And I didn’t buy Tsrete until 10/1 I wish I had done it sooner. Also this is light weight!

While researching hands free breast pumps in the market, I stumbled across this option on Amazon Prime Day and decided to give it a try, ordering from my husbands Prime Account. I normally use the Spectra S1 that also works great, but I wanted something for when we finally make it out of the house, and need something to pump without being hooked up to a machine. This TSRETE pump has super strong suction, very similar to the Spectra S1 - and this will vary from mom to mom, but I actually find that sometimes I pump MORE with this one than the Spectra, which is incredible! Unfortunately this will be trial and error, but you just need to play with which settings works best for pumping, between the massage and pumping/suction strength. I also like that it tells you very easily how long your pump session has been. And so far after plugging in, I'd say I can get about 5 or so pump sessions of 20-25 minutes each, before having to use the usb plug (which is super simple, convenient way to charge as well). I do find that this pump cup is kind of larger though, and I already have a larger chest - however this pump does come with handy straps to help you extend your nursing and/or pumping bra to accommodate the cup. Between this and the extra parts on this pump - I do find the spectra to be "easier" to use (no need to extend bra straps) and less pump parts to wash; but then again, I think the convenience of being hands free, easier to travel with AND a bonus ability to pump more milk - supersedes those other considerations. If it helps anyone out there by the way, I use the Kindred Bravely Sublime bras and nursing/pumping tank for both this pump and the Spectra - works great. Bottom line, I highly recommend this pump, it was a great investment and will continue to primarily use this one during the day, and maybe the Spectra at night and in the mornings since it rests on my nightstand. For all the busy moms out there, it's great to give yourself these options!

I have a 2 year old and a newborn. Sitting to pump for 30 mins with my Medela pump in style was getting hard to handle with both kids needing me ESPECIALLY in those moments when i needed to pump. I searched and searched for a hands free pump and came across this one and there were good reviews. I used it twice the same day it delivered, and IT DELIVERED. The first 30 min pump session I made 9oz of milk (5right side/4left side) and second pump was 7oz (4right side/3left side). I poured the milk into a bottle to make it easier to bag the milk. It fit well into a stretchy bra I have. This pump is noticeable when worn unless you wear a big T shirt and it’s not SUPER loud, but you can hear it. I’d wear in public if needed to. I was able to do 2, 30 min sessions after charging it fully, and I think it could’ve gone a 3 session before the battery fully died. I love that it turns off after 30 minutes. On the screen it shows the minutes and the battery life, also the two modes and the level. The pump is pretty easy to put together and the parts easy to wash and sterilize. It came with a little brush and storage bag. I used the nipple measuring tool it brought and 24 is just right. One thing I do recommend is to put nipple cream (if you can) on the flange before you pump. I hope if you purchase this pump, that it’ll help you get through your long days of pumping! Update: It’s still a great pump and it empties my breasts out but milk spills out from where the nipples go as I pump. I don’t know how to prevent that. Another update: I have managed to prevent spillage while using these pumps. I have been using them while at work (I work at a daycare so you can imagine how busy it gets) I am able to work and move around, nothing crazy though. Customer support helped me SO much with getting me a new motor since one of mine stopped working. I love these pumps and will forever be grateful for them as a second time mom!!

"Wearable" maybe isn't all I had hoped for. I think this pump probably did it's job well compared to the competition, but it's the only wearable I've used so I'm not sure. Most of my disappointment may apply to other brands as well. Pump strength is decent with similar volume collected as with a bigger corded pump. Assembly is a little difficult. There are 5 parts on each side that attach to the pumps, plus the pump itself and sizing inserts. To be convenient, it needs to be washed, dried, and pre-assembled, so it can be grabbed and used on the go. Otherwise, I prefer my wall pump. The pump is 24mm with an optional 21mm adapter/insert. Separate adapters for smaller sizes can be purchased. The parts are "clear" but fogged so it's difficult to tell if your nipple is centered. The part the milk drips from becomes submerged so it is also hard to tell if milk is still flowing or if it's time to stop. The pumps stick out 2-3inches beyond where my bra would normally stop so it's not something that can easily hide under clothes. It's also not super quiet. You need to make sure you hit the right and left buttons at the same time if you want to sync the pump sounds instead of sounding like 2 separate pumps are running. The sound itself is like the aliens from Toy Story. "The claaaw!" I would be embarrassed to try to talk to anyone with it on, let alone pumping and making noise. The front is flat which is nice for being able to set the collection parts down after removal. You have to do this to see how much you've pumped. The measurement lines are just etched in the plastic so the light needs to hit it just right to be able to read the numbers and it goes in 2oz increments without anything in between which makes accuracy questionable. There are lines on the side to measure during wear/use but I can't see how anyone would be able to see the sides, especially with the tiny clear writing and trying to guess if they are level. Unlike a pump with regular bottles, you can't just throw a lid on them and quickly store your milk. The collector doesn't seal so your milk has to be transferred to another bottle or bag before being stored. They should really make a little plug for it. The milk pours pretty well through the intended spout. A small amount of milk gets stuck in the parts. It's not enough to bother me now, but I would have been disheartened by it in the early days of pumping, when every drop was so precious. For $80, I hoped it would be more convenient and user friendly. Overall, I prefer my wall pump (medela pump in style) if I have 20 minutes to sit still, but this has been handy to pump when I'm short on time and need to wash dishes or feed baby at the same time. Movement is still restricted, though. I can't hold my baby to my body while pumping. If I lean forward or round my shoulders too much, the pumps loose suction and move in my bra. I'd recommended turning them slightly inward toward your cleavage bc the bra will push the top of the pump and make them twist anyway. I got about 3 pump sessions after the 1st full charge.

Used these pumps for about a year for work. They’re really well made for the price. The pump strength was pretty good. It definitely got the job done but I recently upgraded to the momcozy. These are less discreet than the momcozy and the momcozy has better suction power. However, everything else is pretty much the same. The price difference is pretty stark so if you’re on a budget, these will do great.