Lansinoh Signature Pro Double Electric Breast Pump, Portable with LCD Display, 3 Power Options, Includes 25mm Flanges, 2 Baby Bottles with 1 Slow Flow Bottle Nipple, and Carry Bag

I’ve had it for about 3 months and so far i love it! It’s affordable + it works great in emptying out my milk. I pump for about 20 minutes every 2-3 hours and i get 10-12 oz each time i pump. However it is a bit noisy, but I’ve been using it since my baby was a nb so she’s used to the sound now.

Best affordable pump. I've used this pump with 2 babies now and am not disappointed. It performs very well for supply and empties me in 20 minutes. I've had my newer one for 3 months now. The bottles also work with the Evenflo Balance+ wide neck nipples, making this whole setup extremely attractive for a breastfeeding mama. I hope Lansinoh will keep innovating to make their pumps more convenient for on the go. Overall, I am really happy with the quality of this traditional wall pump

I have never written a review on an item before, but I really felt this product warranted one! I bought this pump when I was still pregnant with my 2nd child. I had used the Avent manual pump with my 1st, and I was so disappointed. I ended up giving up on it very shortly after my daughter was born, and I knew this time around I wanted an electric one. Only thing was, I didn't want to spend $200-$300. So I settled on this.Well, let me tell you, I hadn't "settled" at all! I can't say enough good things about this breast pump. Some pros:1. This pump gives you the option of using one flange or two. Most often I only do one at a time, but it's nice to know you can do either way.2. It offers different cycles (speed of "sucking") and vacuum strength (how hard it's "sucking"). To me, this is a wonderful feature because you can find a setting you're comfortable with.3. You can switch the power source from DC plug to batteries. This is great if you plan on travelling.4. The price can't be beat. You get much more than you pay for - I would consider this pump right up there with the best of the best Medela's - which easily cost you $100 more. And the going rate to rent a pump around here is $35 a month, so if you plan to pump for more than 4 months, it's worth it to just buy this one! With a Medela, you'd have to pump for 8 months or more to make it more economical to buy rather than rent.5. The Lansinoh brand really is good. They make, in my opinion, one of the best nipple creams around. It is also fairly easy to find replacement parts and accessories in stores (I've seen them at Walmart and Babies-R-Us). It is also pretty easy to wash, as the apparatus for each breast is made of only 4 pieces (not including the tubing).6. This set comes with extra pieces, bottles with caps, and a few sample freezer bags.Only a couple of cons (but not enough to make it a bad review in any way):1. It doesn't come with any sort of travel bag. But everything you'd need to bring with you would fit in an extra purse, or even your diaper bag, so I don't really see the need.2. It is a bit awkward to pump both breasts at the same time. It is uncomfortable to hold them as directed with one arm and hand. I feel like I lose suction on the breast nearest my elbow. I don't know if this is all double pumps - this is my 1st experience with one - but it really leaves you with no hands free. And for a mom with an infant, that doesn't really work out!All in all - I would recommend this breast pump 100%. You get so much for an amazing price.

I am newly postpartum and have been using a hands-free pump, which was not emptying my breasts completely, leading me feeling very engorged. This left me using my hand pump after my hands free pump. I was feeling pretty bummed about not getting the spectra pump through my insurance and decided to go out on a limb purchase this lansinoh pump, as the price was right. I am so impressed by how well this pump functions. The first time I used it I noticed a huge difference, not only in my milk output, but the emptying of my breast.It is compact and I like that it can be plugged into the wall or battery operated. As an ER Nurse, it’s very important that I have a good pump to use while at work and at home for that matter this pump fits perfectly into my lunchbox making pumping on the go easy. If you’re looking for a cost-effective pump look no further.

One of the best you can get for the price.There's a few suction modes and intensities which get the job done as well as options for single or double cup use. I highly recommend.

I bought this months ago but waited to see if I really loved it. And it empties me like any of those expensive pumps. For a long time I didn’t have batteries so I was using the cord and it wasn’t horrible it’s also not loud

I got a wearable pump with insurance, but wanted something to plug in. This had great reviews and an even better price. Easy to use and clean.

I wanted to give it a few weeks of trying before I reviewed. Here’s my opinion.It’s honestly great, it empties me out more than my momcozy s12 pros. I use this every day. However, it has the option to use a cord or batteries. Whenever it’s plugged into the wall, it runs perfectly fine. But if I run it on batteries it shuts off randomly. Even with brand new batteries it doesn’t stay on, so now I have to set a timer on my phone to know how long I’ve been pumping for or else Ive got no clue how long I’ve been going for. Some pump sessions it stays on the entire time and sometimes it shuts off 10 to 15+ times. Not sure what that’s about but other than that it’s a great pump. I’ll try and upload a video of it shutting off once I get one.