Medela Magic InBra Hands-Free Wearable Breast Pump with Fluidfeel Technology, App Connectivity and Advanced Sensor Control, Ultra-Slim, Ultra-Lightweight, Silent, Hospital-Grade

"5.0 out of 5 stars" - First of all, this thing has glitches. They might even start from the first time you use it. Why am I still giving it 5 stars? So far, glitches are all they are, and they're manageable.The comfort of the breast shields on this pump is by far the best I've experienced, and the suction is on par with a hospital pump, even when it's not plugged in and running portable. I have a large chest, so the rims of pump shields will invariably cut into my breast tissue; these have a soft rim, so it's more comfy than others. The kit also comes with two sizes of flanges, the second being a smaller size instead of a bigger one (like a Spectra comes with), so that's a plus for me, since I need the smaller flange.The extras are nice, like the little bottle holder and the freezer pack - I've definitely used these. The pump is overall quite portable and I can generally pump at least twice without charging it, which I don't usually do, because of the glitches. Which I'll go into now.The glitches seem to be related to the power cord or the connection with the cord. You need to really watch when it's plugged in and make sure it's making a connection - you should see the little lightning bolt to indicate it's plugged in, and it should stay steadily lit. If it's not, you need to unplug it and replug it, mess with the cord position, whatever works.You will definitely see the thing come on with CALL on the display, indicating it's broken and you need to call customer service. If it's plugged in when that happens, unplug it, then turn it off. When you turn it back on, it should be fine again. If not, turn off again and back on again until it clears. It happens to me multiple times a day, from day one, but so far it hasn't been actually broken and I haven't had to really call. It definitely freaked me out the first time it happened, though.As long as the glitches stay mere annoyances, I'm very satisfied with this pump. It's as comfortable as pumping can get, portable, powerful even without being plugged in, and as effective as a Symphony. It takes a little patience sometimes, but it's overall very worth the price to me. (I paid for it, since I got a Spectra with my insurance, and this one wasn't offered.)

"Mixed feelings- when it works, its great. Not great for EP." - I purchased this pump as an exclusive pumper- this is my second baby and second time exclusive pumping. I am also a NICU nurse and am well versed in the pumping world. I wanted something hands free to be able to pump on the go and keep up with my first child. I pump 6x/day and have had it for 5 months now.Would I purchase this again as an EP? I dont think so. For intermittent hands free pumping now-and-then to supplement breastfeeding, I would say it would do the job. I find it has a lot of parts to clean and if you dont re assemble it perfectly you will often just have it shut off or not work. I have had so many issues with the pump not wanting to charge when plugged in, spontaneously just shutting off while in the middle of pumping or not having a good seal/suction and turning itself off. The app is too basic I find not giving any specific messages as to why errors occur, the estimated milk volume is totally off and lots of times it won't even Bluetooth connect. I also wish it would keep a daily tally of how much you have pumped etc like the other medela app (how come the apps dont communicate?!) The pump cant be charged when on, and you have no way of knowing what percent charged it is unless it is on and running in the app. Kind of annoying.Function wise, if they could iron out many of the kinks it would be a decent pump. The suction is good- almost too good! I pump on the lowest 2 settings. My milk supply increased once I started using this pump compared to my freestyle I was using before.If you regularly pump more then 150ml a session (if you have an oversupply) this pump would not be great as it doesn't warn you or anything its full and just leaks out. This wasnt really an issue for me as I only really have to watch for this with my first morning pump.After about 2 months of owning this and feeling frustrated, I phoned medela and the customer service was great I will have to say- they sent me an entire brand new pump on warranty. The same issues continue however.This is the first release of their hands free in bra pump and maybe after it being on the market a while, they will be able to tweak the issues and re release it with these fixed.Overall, it isn't a bad pump -when it works- its great- but there is so many things that are frustrating about it for exclusive pumping. I have been using it for about 5 months now, on my second set of pumps- I am likely going to wean soon so am toughing it out. For the price point I would expect better of the pump and the app. The convience is amazing though! I pump when bottle feeding, driving, doing the dishes, vacuuming, playing with my older child etc. In that regard it is life changing!