– Elvie Stride 2 Wearable Electric Breast Pump with Ultra Soft Cups | Hands-Free, Quietest, Ultra slim, Easy to Clean Hospital Grade Pump | Double 158 grams Capacity Cup | App Controlled & Rechargeable

A very bad pump that doesn’t empty me out and it’s very painful although I’ve tried all the flange sizes and now it affected my supply. Such a waste of money

Excellent pump! I’ve been freed from my spectra pump! I’ve been using this pump exclusively for a month, 4-5 sessions per day. The cups fit well into my bra, they are not overly large, pretty quiet and lightweight. ( I’ve used the willow pumps in the past and they are huge, heavy and loud. And inconsistent, the parts are finicky resulting in variable suction/function.) The amount of milk expressed is more than i anticipated (when comparing to my spectra pump). Yes, my pumping session are 30-40 minutes but its worth it if you can multitask. I can feed my 3 month old a bottle and hold her while using this pump. I can pick up and play with my 20 month old while pumping as well. I’ve only experienced leaking once and that was when i was bending over picking up toys. This product has truly been a game changer and will definitely help me to pump longer!

Como mamá, la libertad que me da este sacaleches es un cambio total. 🔋 Batería duradera → Puedo usarlo varias sesiones sin cargarlo. 🤫 Silencioso → Perfecto para usar fuera de casa sin llamar la atención. 💧 Potente y cómodo → Extrae bien y sin molestias. Ideal para mamás activas que necesitan movilidad y eficacia. #Lactancia #Sacaleches #MaternidadPráctica

Excellent pump. I love it's suction. It was the same as my plug in medela. Switching to it gave me more freedom. I was producing only up to 2oz from each side, for these small volumes it was perfect, I could even bend while pumping. Not sure how it works for larger volume.

The Elvie Stride 2 has a nice design and is comfortable enough, but unfortunately it just didn’t perform well for me. The battery drains incredibly fast, needing a full charge twice a day, which defeats the purpose of a wearable pump. The suction wasn’t strong or consistent, and I actually saw my milk supply drop while using it. For something marketed as hospital‑grade, that was really disappointing. The app feels like an afterthought. It would be so much more useful if it offered proper analysis or insights, but instead it’s basically just a digital notebook for milk volumes. You can control the pump through the app but you can do this from the hub anyway. I also paid extra for the lanyard, and honestly, it was a waste of £50. I never used it. It’s not the worst pump out there, but for the price, I expected far better performance.

As a working mom of multiple kids, on a grueling triple feeding schedule, this pump is a lifesaver. Also--it is comfortable and only 4 parts to assemble/clean the cups. You don't have to work too hard to line up everything like some wearable pump systems that defeat the sleep deprived mom. It's less bulky than the Imani or momcozy wearables, so you can still hold your baby or attend to the dishes (no bending over though) or make dinner or attend a zoom (fairly quiet) while pumping instead of being tied to your pump. Because I need to be hands free, I need a handsfree pump that can be my primary pump. So I need extra parts to replace according to the pump instructions and so that I am not having to wash wash wash every time I pump and not have them dry by the next pump. I'd like to have a set of dy clean parts when I need them. Even just one extra set would help. But you can't order parts to replace for wear and tear or have backup. This is a big problem.