This pump has been extremely helpful on my breastfeeding journey. My first time pumping as a first time mom and it did the job 100%! Suction power on level 1 works well all the way up to 9. 1 is slow and sweet vs. 9 being fast and strong. At first I did level 1-3 as I'm up to almost 9 months in I made it to 7-9 it really depends on your pace! The cleaning on it is easy either hand wash or dishwasher and it's still in great shape!

There's 5 total pieces and 6th being the electric pump. I think it's takes maybe 2 hours to fully charge. At one point maybe 5 months in my pump started to not suction like it used to and I reached out to tserte support, on a very timely manner they responded and kindly trial and error they sent me a new pump and it works just like before!

The noise is a bit loud for me when baby sleeps but it's not obnoxious. She still sleeps through it.just noise when I have company over. It does have the massage mode but I didn't need it.

Personally I haven't tried any other pump so to me this is great and for the price can't beat!

Some things I forgot to mention. When you turn it off and turn back on for next pump session it has a memory of the last level you left it on. I believe for 1 continuous pump session in 30 minutes it automatically shuts off. I turn it off to switch it to the next breast, leaving it on switching I can't adjust it on the teat because of the powerful suction.

I've noticed if you bend down while pumping to where the milk pours out the spout it can leak out and onto the electric pump. It isn't major bc I did it for like 7 seconds but you are meant to stay up right to pump so while doing chores I only went 90 degrees real quick if I need to. The duck bill I don't believe you're supposed to put in dishwasher so I mainly hand wash but I have put it in numerous times and it still held up! I used it daily while breastfeeding too to me it can be just as strong as a newborn suckle! On the picture I'm trying to show you the invisible measure it has 4 Oz one the bottom and 6 Oz on the side. It comes with the USB charger just not the block to plug into wall.

I exclusively breastfeed my 4 month old, and this little pump has been the best purchase of my mothering career so far. My milk production has increased so much just by using it once or twice a day. It has allowed me to make a very large freezer milk stash, and I can even pump while feeding my baby.

At first, I had some trouble with chaffing and a little bleeding from that chaffing, but once I got the hang of using it, those problems went away completely and I’ve been using it successfully for over a month now. I was debating on buying the set, But I get by perfectly fine with just 1. In fact, if I had both, I don’t think I would use them both. Maybe if you exclusively pump that would be the way to go for you.

This little pump is so small and easy to use that you can carry it around in the handy little pouch it comes with and even pump in the car with no work at all. I love that it charges with a “normal” cord and holds the charge for multiple pumping sessions.

The noise level is low. It’s not completely silent, but it’s very manageable and quiet even while making the suction noises.

I just got back from a week long camping trip (yes, my 4 month old came along!) and this little pump was just the perfect addition and made pumping so easy if I needed to make him a bottle for convenience’s sake.

I get at least 3-4 ounces of milk per 8 minutes or so, and I can do all my regular house work while it’s pumping, so I’ve been saving so much time with this product.

Sorry, I’m rambling. This is a good pump and I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

My only advice is that If you’re experiencing some chaffing, make sure you have the right flange size. I believe they come in 2 sizes, and I was able to order the correct flange size for myself separately for very little cost.

Use a very (very) small amount of coconut oil if you need to, and the chaffing/rubbing will be decreased significantly. Now I don’t even have to use that at all, but I did the first few times and then I got used to it.

I bought these on a whim during prime days. I figured if I could use these occasionally just on my drive to or from work it’d be worth it. Well, in my opinion these guys are totally worth it. I have gone on two long weekend trips where we were going to be super busy and I didn’t want to drag my big wall pumps with. I haven’t even made it back to work yet and I’m loving them already. I can drive with them, although, I have to put them in and take them out while I’m parked. I could take them out while driving if I had a passenger to hand them off to and empty for me. To put them in you have to line your nipple up correctly to the hole. Suction power is pretty decent, it’s not as powerful as my wall pump but definitely empties the majority of my breasts. In comparison to what I normally pump I’d say maybe 1/2 an oz on each side is left. I do use flange inserts with this pump as it came as a 24 and my inserts fit perfectly. They are portable with no wires but you can definitely tell there is something in your bra, but I pumped in public at the State Fair. Definitely easier than going about your business than a wall pump. I was out walking with the stroller and talking. I just throw them in a wet dry bag in the bottom of the stroller in a cooler bag with an ice pack or 2. I can use them throughout the day without needing to completely clean them between uses which makes them perfect for what I’m needing. Noise level - it’s not bad but you can hear it. In the vehicle I just keep the radio on or get asked from my 3yr old about what that noise is.

Updated - going on 3 months now. The noise level of one pump has definitely increased. The other doesn’t seem to have the same suction power that they once did. I use daily on my drive home from work. I put them in right before I leave and empty and remove on the way home. Still not a bad price for what it is. I typically get 3 pumps per charge

Just for background I am exclusive pumper and an under supplier. My primary pumps are Spectra S1 and Motif Duo hands free pump which are both good pumps. I use them for the first pump of the day (5-6am) and the last pump of day (9-10pm). When I went back to work I knew I needed a wearable pump so that I could fit hassle free pump sessions in during the day on work breaks and at dinner time after work as to not be attached to tubing or the wall. I wanted the momcozy M5 but it was not in my budget so I settled on these pumps. I use them 2-3X per day and they have been extremely helpful in my pumping journey as a working mom. The battery life lasts throughout the 3 pumps and then I put them on a charger. One of the charging lights on one of the motors doesn’t stay on while charging but it hasn’t affected the actual charging. It took some trial and error to figure out assembly at first and I didn’t quite understand the instructions in the box. I would recommend a few times to practice assembling properly before the first use because if you do not assemble it perfectly each time the motors will start but there will be no suction. Literally all the valves and membranes and separate parts need to align perfectly and be fully sealed in order to work properly and there are several pieces to work with so I will add in that assembling/disassembling and washing the many parts can be tedious. The pump came with a little drawstring bag for traveling and a couple of extra membranes/duck bill valves plus a little package of milk storage bags and 2 charging cords. It did NOT come with different size flange inserts so I had to order my correct size inserts on Amazon. As for suction it has 9 levels and both massage and expression options. The suction is fine and I normally get the same output of milk each session that I would from my Spectra or Motif. I read other reviews before purchasing and some reviewers mentioned that they are loud and some said they are not. IMO they are absolutely loud, sounds like robots fighting on your chest lol. They are also not discreet with their shape and the motors sticking out of the bra. I do not use them in public for this reason. And like other wearables they will leak if you lean too far forward or lay all the way back. After each pumping session I slide the motors off the milk collection cups and start pouring milk through the spout into my storage bottles. Most of the time small traces of milk will get trapped in the chamber (not enough to stress me out though), I usually just make a point to gather that last bit of milk when I go to disassemble and make sure it goes into my storage bottles. All in all, despite some of the cons I would still absolutely recommend these pumps to any breastfeeding/pumping mom as they have been a lifesaver for me since I have been back at work. I want to add that I did recently purchase the momcozy M5 as a Prime Day deal because I was so sure it would be a complete upgrade with zero issues and guess what? I still use the TSRETE pumps more because despite the cute travel case for the momcozy and it being slightly more discreet in my shirt and less noise and less parts to clean, my milk output is ALWAYS better with the TSRETE pumps and actually more milk gets trapped in my momcozy pumps than in my TSRETE. So I will keep opting for my TSRETE over my momcozy everyday!

Bought this as an alternative to my Spectra pump and the more expensive hands-free options (first time mom). I can say after 2 weeks of owning this, I love it. It’s super convenient and does a good job of expressing milk and has made night feeds and pumping sessions so much simpler. I don’t have to wrestle with the tubing on my other pump while still holding the baby and risking her pulling on those tubes. I will say that it is definitely loud so I wouldn’t use this at work to pump (unless you WFH), but I’ll wear it around the house while I’m doing things or can be pumping while people are over rather than having to excuse myself to go pump in a room. There are a lot of parts to clean each time, but it’s not hard to clean. And you’ve got to make sure you have everything sealed properly when you put it back together after washing to avoid milk leaking (learned that the hard way) but I think this is worth the money for sure. And fyi, don’t be dumb like me and try to open the pump to transfer the milk to a fridge container and spill all over—there’s literally an opening to pour the milk out through— just a heads up to avoid spilled milk like I had! Overall would recommend this pump so far as a first time mom with a Velcro baby

Update: I had an issue with one of the pumps no longer working after I dropped it and their customer service team was fantastic. Super responsive and understanding and they helped me resolve the issue very quickly.

As a new mom having a hands-free option that was affordable is awesome. When using the medela pump in style that I received through insurance I would miss pumping sessions after my daughter would eat, either because she was fussy and I wasn't able to be plugged into a wall to pump or I needed to go somewhere and pumping on the go just was not feasible. I have been using the TSRETE pump for a couple weeks now and I am very pleased. I am a smaller flange size than what is offered with the pump but I was able to order silicone inserts from maymom on amazon and they fit really well.

The suction power is very strong and it did take me a little time to get used to but there is a wide range of suction offered by the pump and there is more than likely an option that is comfortable for everyone.

While the pump itself is very portable, it is not nearly as discreet as you would be led to believe. The cups that the milk pumps into is essentially the size of another breast on top of what you already have so your bust will not be discreet while using the pump.

The pump isn't overly loud, but if your child is a distracted eater than you probably will not be able to pump one side while they eat off of the other side.

Overall, I am very pleased with this pump and I have seen an increase in my milk supply. I am able to pump an additional 6-12 ounces to freeze and store for my daughter. This increase could be because I miss fewer pumping sessions but with this pump it is much more manageable to fit time in to pump.

Every mom is busy and needs to have her hands free as much as possible so I would recommend this pump to have a little more time for just that.

"Wearable" maybe isn't all I had hoped for. I think this pump probably did it's job well compared to the competition, but it's the only wearable I've used so I'm not sure. Most of my disappointment may apply to other brands as well. Pump strength is decent with similar volume collected as with a bigger corded pump.

Assembly is a little difficult. There are 5 parts on each side that attach to the pumps, plus the pump itself and sizing inserts. To be convenient, it needs to be washed, dried, and pre-assembled, so it can be grabbed and used on the go. Otherwise, I prefer my wall pump. The pump is 24mm with an optional 21mm adapter/insert. Separate adapters for smaller sizes can be purchased. The parts are "clear" but fogged so it's difficult to tell if your nipple is centered. The part the milk drips from becomes submerged so it is also hard to tell if milk is still flowing or if it's time to stop. The pumps stick out 2-3inches beyond where my bra would normally stop so it's not something that can easily hide under clothes. It's also not super quiet. You need to make sure you hit the right and left buttons at the same time if you want to sync the pump sounds instead of sounding like 2 separate pumps are running. The sound itself is like the aliens from Toy Story. "The claaaw!" I would be embarrassed to try to talk to anyone with it on, let alone pumping and making noise.

The front is flat which is nice for being able to set the collection parts down after removal. You have to do this to see how much you've pumped. The measurement lines are just etched in the plastic so the light needs to hit it just right to be able to read the numbers and it goes in 2oz increments without anything in between which makes accuracy questionable. There are lines on the side to measure during wear/use but I can't see how anyone would be able to see the sides, especially with the tiny clear writing and trying to guess if they are level.

Unlike a pump with regular bottles, you can't just throw a lid on them and quickly store your milk. The collector doesn't seal so your milk has to be transferred to another bottle or bag before being stored. They should really make a little plug for it. The milk pours pretty well through the intended spout. A small amount of milk gets stuck in the parts. It's not enough to bother me now, but I would have been disheartened by it in the early days of pumping, when every drop was so precious.

For $80, I hoped it would be more convenient and user friendly. Overall, I prefer my wall pump (medela pump in style) if I have 20 minutes to sit still, but this has been handy to pump when I'm short on time and need to wash dishes or feed baby at the same time. Movement is still restricted, though. I can't hold my baby to my body while pumping. If I lean forward or round my shoulders too much, the pumps loose suction and move in my bra. I'd recommended turning them slightly inward toward your cleavage bc the bra will push the top of the pump and make them twist anyway. I got about 3 pump sessions after the 1st full charge.

I recently had the pleasure of discovering an affordable yet remarkable portable breast pump that has truly exceeded my expectations. Not only does it offer convenience and efficiency, but it also comes at a budget-friendly price, making it an excellent choice for cost-conscious mothers like myself.

One of the standout features of this breast pump is its portability. The compact design and lightweight construction make it incredibly easy to wear discreetly, allowing me to move freely around the house and take care of my daily tasks while pumping. This level of convenience is simply unparalleled, especially considering the affordability of this pump.

Another aspect that pleasantly surprised me is the exceptional battery life. I can confidently say that the battery on this pump lasts for an impressive amount of time, enabling me to complete multiple pumping sessions without the need for frequent recharging. The fact that it performs just as well as more expensive options is truly remarkable, and it adds to the overall value of this affordable breast pump.

I previously used the Spectra corded breast pump, known for its excellent pumping efficiency. While this portable pump may not match the Spectra's pumping power precisely, the difference is minimal and not significant enough to warrant any complaints. Considering the affordable price tag, the comparable performance is a testament to the exceptional value provided by this breast pump.

In terms of cleaning, I must admit that it takes a little longer to clean all the parts thoroughly compared to the Spectra. However, given the affordability and performance of this pump, I don't find it to be a major concern. The additional time spent on cleaning is a small trade-off for the convenience and efficiency it offers during pumping sessions.

Overall good but requires being very careful as milk leakes

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When i bought this product it was working well but with time the battery life got worst...within a month!!!!

One of the pumps stopped working after only a week