BabyBuddha Breast Pump 2.0 - Portable & Compact with 3 Modes & 21 Levels of Control - Battery Powered Electric Hands Free Breast Milk Pump - Quiet Single/Double Wearable Breast Pump - New Model!

This is such a good product great value by far one of the best I have used it has excellent suction and great to use only down side is it's a bit heavy

This pump is incredible. As an exclusive pumper this has improved my life! What I love: 1. Powerful - this thing is STRONG. Even though it’s small it has a powerful suction (borderline too powerful, I live on vacuum 1 or 2) and empties me fully better and faster than my Spectra in about 10-15 min. 2. Easy single pumping option - I love that I can quickly and easily toggle from double pumping to single to give my slacker side a little longer if I need to. 3. Battery life - I can get 5-6 sessions out of a single charge which is even better than I expected. Battery charges quickly and if I plug it in after a session it’s fully charged by my next session in 3-4 hrs. 4. Portable- having full flexibility to move around while pumping without sacrificing power is a game changer. Now I can play with my kids or wash dishes/cook dinner easily while pumping. What I don’t love: 1. The included flanges/cushion - there are very limited size options for these, and the included options don’t work for me (I need 19mm). I’ve tried the flanges with 19mm silicone inserts but I prefer the 19mm hard plastic flanges I use with my Spectra. Easy to hack though, just pop the ends off the tubing and connect to the Spectra back flow protectors. 2. A bit noisy - it’s definitely louder than my Spectra especially if you put it down on a table but well worth it. The only thing I regret is that I spent so much time going back and forth on whether to buy this or not. This pump is definitely worth it and is solidly my primary pump as an exclusive pumper. By the way, this is not sponsored at all - I’m just a regular mom who is a big fan!

Every single time I’ve used this pump it hasn’t emptied me at all, I’ve even spent 30 minutes on it and still doesn’t empty them. What’s the point if it doesn’t help?

I impulse bought this pump because I own so many others and have all of a sudden stopped responding to all of them, struggling to feel empty after almost an hour of pumping. As an exclusive pumper for my nine month old, I felt like the only reviews I could find were of people freshly postpartum, rather than someone trying to bring up or maintain their supply. The last pump I used was the momcozy v2 and LOVED that one, and was able to use those collection cups + tubing for the baby Buddha with zero issues. I’ve pumped twice now with the baby buddha and it emptied me within 10 minutes both times on the lowest setting. My two cons for this pump are 1. It is not quiet. I actually think it’s my loudest pump out of all of them (spectra, momcozy m5 & v2, pumpables, willow go’s, and Imani’s.) 2. I’m used to all of my wearables having a clip and unfortunately this one doesn’t. Slightly more inconvenient. I won’t touch on the strength because it’s constantly talked about with this pump. Just know that if you can’t get fully empty with other pumps, you will with this one. Overall I’m still giving 5 stars because I’m finally using something strong enough to empty me and it’s considered a portable vs a wearable because it’s so strong. At the end of the day it’s about helping my output and I personally respond well to this one!

I really wanted to love this pump but unfortunately it just didn’t work out for me. I’ve tried a few different pumps and was hoping this portable one would let me get things done around the house and care for my baby while pumping. Based on all the glowing reviews, I decided to give it a try but it ended up being a big disappointment. First off, the suction is really strong to the point of being painful, and even with that, it didn’t express nearly as much milk as my other pumps. It’s also surprisingly loud, which makes it tough to be discreet or use during nap time. The unit itself is heavier than I expected, and even with a good pumping bra, the cups tend to tip or shift around, which causes them to lose suction. I found myself having to hold them in place pretty often so it’s not truly hands-free, which kind of defeats the whole point of buying a portable pump. It might work better for others, but personally, it just didn’t meet my needs.