eufy Security Heated Wearable Breast Pump S1 Pro, Charging Case, Hands-Free

This pump is amazing it's been 2 months of use after a failed attempt with a different pump! I normally forget to write reviews but I love it so much! First session I got 5 oz in ~10 mins. I use these probably more fequently than I should since I have a spectra 2, this empties me quicker though. They will help me when going back to work next week for sure, I'm about to order more parts now to help with that transition. They are powerful so play with the setting to help you out the best. The heated feature is nice but I barely use it. Be careful with bending over and you have to watch out for overflow because it happens, make sure you also put the flange together correctly or milk will spill on you. Great design, functionality and fit for a heavier chested person. Love this product and it makes pumping so convenient :) great price also especially if you catch it on sale!

I bought the eufy S1 Security Heated Wearable Breast Pump because I wanted a hands-free pump that would allow me to take care of my baby and get things done while pumping. I was also really interested in the built-in heating feature since I had heard it could make pumping more comfortable and help with milk flow. I was hoping it would be discreet, comfortable, and efficient, and it definitely met my expectations. The pump was easy to set up, and the controls are simple to understand. I love that it fits comfortably inside my bra without feeling too bulky, so I can move around the house while pumping. The heating feature is one of my favorite parts—it provides a gentle warmth that makes pumping much more comfortable and seems to help me empty more efficiently. The suction is strong but comfortable, and I appreciate having multiple suction and stimulation settings so I can customize each pumping session. Another thing I really like is how quiet the pump is. It's discreet enough that I can wear it around the house or while out without drawing attention. The collection cups are easy to pour from, and all of the parts come apart easily for cleaning, which is a huge plus since pumping already involves enough washing. The only small downside is that wearable pumps can hold a limited amount of milk compared to traditional bottles, so if you have a large output, you may need to empty them during longer sessions. It also takes a little practice to get the positioning just right the first couple of times, but once you do, it works really well. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this purchase. It's comfortable, efficient, and has made pumping so much more convenient. Being able to pump hands-free while still taking care of my baby or doing things around the house has been a game changer. I would definitely recommend it to any breastfeeding mom looking for a reliable wearable breast pump.

EDIT: I’m 8 months PP and quite honestly this pump is the one I always reach for now. There’s the diff pumps I have where I use them depending on the setting/place we’re attending but I usually almost always reach out for this pump now. It empties me as much as the spectra (gold model) since my body is used to them now. I think it took at least a few weeks for it to switch since I started to use it way more than the spectra once I worked because they were wearable. I was very surprised! I really had to trust that it was just going to work, it even says that in their instructions you have to just be patient with it. The gentle mode worked for me with the heat - I had to play with the settings BUT now there’s a feature where other people can share their sequence and other settings that you can upload to your app to see if it helps out more. I wouldn’t be able to use them without the legendary inserts though, they are godsend (eufy please make something like this!). I really like the legendary inserts because it’s rubber and the circumferential length of the inserts covers a good amount of surface area to attach to your breast - the pumps really stay in place in my pumping bra since I move all around at work. I also got the plugs for the top so the milk doesn’t go everywhere. I have 4 sets of these so I can use them daily and I started to do the fridge hack at work since it was the easiest for me to do. I believe now they come in a 21mm size too, so I’m really excited to try those flanges too! Also definitely invest in a bottle washer to clean them makes it even more easier to use, I can’t live (mentally) without the Momcozy bottle washer for cleaning them. They clean them soooooo well and I can put two sets of these pump containers in it to clean each time. I hope it’ll work out for anyone taking a chance on these!! Oh also AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! I had something I needed from customer service and they were very helpful and attentive and replied very quickly each time I messaged them. That is very rare. Thanks so much!!!! ——————————————————————- 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 1.5oz Second time I pumped with flange inserts 20min gentle mode - I got a little less than 2oz Third 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 oz It 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.

I liked this pump a lot at first—it’s super convenient being hands-free, and the heated feature felt really nice in the beginning. It worked well for me for the first few weeks and made pumping feel a little more comfortable and efficient. That said, I ended up having some issues with clogged lymphatic fluid, which then led to clogged ducts. After talking with my lactation consultant, I was advised to stop using heat and switch to ice instead, and that made a big difference for me. I also noticed the diaphragm tends to leak—especially if you’re holding it upside down. You have to keep a hand over it so it doesn’t fall out and spill, which isn’t ideal when you’re already multitasking. Overall, I do think it’s a well-designed pump and has some great features, but it just wasn’t the best long-term daily option for my body personally.

I originally had an issue with my shipment and had to reorder, but once I finally received these, they've become one of my favorite wearable pumps (until the S2 Pro). The biggest pro is the output. I get excellent milk production with these, and the heating feature is amazing - it really helps with comfort and milk flow. They've been reliable, and I use them regularly. I wouldn't say my supply has severely increased, but they definitely do a great job at maintaining my supply and emptying. There are a few downsides. I find them a little pinchy, even when using flange inserts. They're also more time consuming to clean because of all the small crevices. The included cleaning brush was a nice idea, but it scratched my milk collection cups, and I accidentally tore one of the duckbill valves while cleaning. Replacement parts are also on the expensive side, so that's something to keep in mind. They're not quite as discreet as I had hoped. I personally wouldn't wear them out in public unless I had a sweatshirt or hoodie on, and coworkers on conference calls have mentioned they can hear the motors, so I still use the mother's room at work. Overall, despite the drawbacks, the heating function and strong output make these a wearable pump I'd recommend. Just be prepared for a little extra maintenance and higher replacement part costs.

The pump has been great so far. This review compares the S2 with the previous S1 model for anyone deciding between the two. What works great: * Key point first- the output is similar to S1 * The see-through design is a big improvement. It makes nipple positioning and milk progress much easier to see, especially milk progress. The oz/ml markings are also a great touch and help track output mid-session. * The container-full and bending alerts are useful. The bending alert also has customization levels. * Minutes pumped are visible at the top of the pump, along with the current settings. This makes it easy to check the session status without opening the app. The top placement also makes the display easier to see. * The milk outflow spout now has a flap to close it. This was missing on the S1 and required an extra attachment. * The app heat settings allow more minute options. This could be improved further by letting users enter a custom value instead of choosing from preset options. * The pump feels lighter and less bulky compared to the S1. * It comes with 15mm inserts, unlike the S1. Meh: * The nipple lights have not been very useful so far. This may be because I usually pump in well-lit rooms, so the right use case may not have come up yet. * The massage options are primarily just vibrations and it is unclear whether they help. There are multiple modes, but there is not much difference in feel or output. * The charging point on the case is now on the front instead of the back, unlike the S1. The S1 design was better because the wire stayed at the back while the case opened from the front without interruption. This is more of a nitpick. What could be better: * There are more parts to clean. Some areas, especially around the curves, do not always clean well in a bottle washer. * The mechanism to lock the two halves of the milk container could be smoother. It often takes some fidgeting to get it locked correctly, and there is no clear click as mentioned in the instructions. This makes it harder to know if the seal is secure. * The materials feel more plasticky compared to the S1. * The battery does not always attach to the case easily. It sometimes takes extra fiddling to get the connection points aligned. The S1 felt more seamless in this area. * Replacement parts were not available on Eufy’s website at the time of checking. Eufy customer support mentioned they should be available soon. Not sure yet: * Unlike the S1, which came with two flange covers, the S2 comes with a mat in the case. This may be useful for travel, but for home use it has not made much difference yet. Also, not sure if one is better than the other * Long-term durability is still unclear, especially for frequent users or exclusive pumpers. * Battery life compared to the S1 is still unclear, specially given that S2 has additional features that may use more charge per session. Overall, the S2 feels like a meaningful upgrade in visibility, alerts, weight, and ease of tracking during a session. It does have a few areas that could be improved, especially around cleaning, container assembly, and battery attachment, but the output has been comparable to the S1 so far.

I absolutely LOVE this breast pump. I basically use it as my primary pump. The flange inserts are also my favorite out of all of the brands I’ve tried. I prefer these over my spectra, and I get about the same output or more with these compared to the spectra. I tried the motif aura glow wearables, and that motor was not nearly as good as my Eufy’s. I absolutely love the charging case too. Would charge at night, and the pumps would last though all of my sessions at work without me having to worry about less power or them dying. The price is high for these, but was ABSOLUTELY worth it for me. I’ve been breastfeeding for 10 months now and it couldn’t have been accomplished without having such an amazing product to have on the go. The one thing I wish these came with is a wet/dry carrying case, but that is easily purchased for cheaper elsewhere. Also, replacement parts off of Eufy’s website are a bit pricey too.

I love that there are not a lot of tiny parts to put together or clean. Added plus are the included flange inserts. While I personally think I get about an ounce more output per side with my spectra, these are wonderful for taking to work, pumping on the go, or pumping while still having use of your hands. I’m already big chested so I wouldn’t necessarily wear out and about because I’d look ridiculous, but they are quiet enough that a person probably could. The app is great because it has different pump cycle settings, output tracking ability, and other functions. App is not necessary tho, everything can be controlled right on the wearable, pretty cool. Each one holds about 6oz max before it’ll spill on you, so if you are an oversupplied like me, you do need to keep watch! Great purchase tho, would recommend!

Perfect to use with eufy pump.

Passen, sind dicht, perfekt. Genau so hab ich sie gebraucht.

I use them while pumping and it seems to create more suction power. I think they should come with every set of pumps though. Disappointed I had to buy separately.

I used these as replacements for the original diaphragms that came with my eufy s1. They worked just as well as the originals.

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