Momcozy M6

Thread: "What’s your favorite wearable pump?"

Willow 360 is very heavy in your bra, and for me, it didn’t empty me well. Huge fan of the Momcozy M6 over here! Haven’t tried an Elvie.

Thread: "Momcozy's M9 Mobile Flow review"

I would have to disagree on some of this. I had the m6 (one of the motors broke after 1 month and Momcozy refunded me 100% so I put it towards the m9). I would say they are equally as heavy while on and to me they are a little more discrete under a shirt than my m6 was. I think the double silicone flange is much more comfortable than the m6 and my spectra and it also empties me just as effectively as my spectra, where the m6 did not. I do agree the number of pieces is obnoxious and the collection cups are kind of odd shaped but I felt this way about the m6 as well. My m6 would leak out of the bottom of it if I didn’t have it on just right so that seems like an equal evil to the m9. The carrying case is slightly bigger than the m6 but they provide the same experience. I haven’t had any issues with it slipping in my bra either, but I wear mine pretty tight even without the pumps. Ultimately if I were to have to get either the m6 or the m9 again, I would 100% choose the m9, it’s more comfortable and I do really like the convenience of the app.

Thread: "Momcozy pumps: overhyped or worth??"

I have spectra, momcozy, and eufy pumps. I prefer my momcozy over the eufy. I use the momcozy when I work, spectra by the bedside and my eufy pumps are in my diaper bag so when we go somewhere, I use those. Momcozy ones give me just as much as my spectra so they ended up as my main pumps honestly. I use spectra at night and momcozy during the day. I have the M6 and they last all day and haven’t died on me yet. I’m also kind of an oversupplier so not sure if that’s helpful. I have just now gotten down to 40 oz a day and plan to keep it that way. I haven’t had any issues. But to each their own.

Thread: "What are the best Wearable pumps?!"

So, I have a ton of pumps as I've breastfed 6 outta 7 of my kiddos. -Just ordered the momcozy M6, it's scheduled to be delivered today, so I'm excited to try it. I think I'm going to sell my M5 and S12 pros as I don't use them and put that money back to go toward the Eufy pump coming out at the end of next month. I go back to work from maternity leave the beginning of next month so I've been desperately searching for a tube free wearable that I absolutely love for my car ride to and from work since I have a 30 min drive and my lunch break since it also 30 min. I will probably use my pumpables or S1 during my work day. I'm glad I have a plethora of pumps because I work 10 hrs a day 5 days a week and I want to be sure I can get the milk my baby needs and not worry if my pump dies or something crazy. I am still looking for a nice bag that I can organize a few pumps into and my ceres chill since I plan to do the pitcher method. -Baby Buddha with caracups (I also had the legendairy cups and didn't care for them). I like this setup but would prefer to have the new 2.0 version for the softer settings it provides. -Spectra synergy gold portable with caracups. I like how this pump works, and it's small and portable and I like that I can control each sides settings. -M5. It's not my favorite as I just didn't respond well to it. -Mom cozy s12 pro. It's not my favorite because I don't prefer the motors sticking out of my bra, but I did get decent output with it. -S1/S2. I don't really use my S2 ever since my S1 is rechargeable and more convenient. -Pumpables Genie Advanced portable. I really enjoy this pump paired with my caracups. -Spectra S9. I have yet to try this one, and it's still new in the box. I've had a couple of other off brands not worth mentioning here. Pumps I'd like to try: -lansinoh wearable pump. Although I worry that the tall motors would drive me nuts but with only 3 parts per pump to clean, that sounds fantastic. -The new Eufy pump that comes out July 30th, it has heated cups, and the case they set in charges them like an earbud case. I did secure my $100 off coupon and will purchase them on July 30th! Edit to add: I've been using the Eufy since early July and it's my absolute favorite wearable!

Thread: "Momcozy pumps: overhyped or worth??"

I second this! I have the M6 and it’s the worst pump I own. Even on the lowest setting it feels as if my nipples are being chewed off.

Thread: "Help me pick the best breast pump"

I used my insurance for the pump in style and bought the momcozy m5 out of pocket with my first baby. For my second baby, I paid extra for the Spectra S1 with insurance and paid out of pocket for the momcozy m6. The pump in style was just meh. Output was fine, but it was so noisy and I hated not having a screen to see my settings and there’s no timer. The motor also died after 6-7 months of use, so I ended up having to buy another pump. The momcozy m5 was great, comparable output to my pump in style, easy to use. The motor stopped working as well for me after like 6-7 months of use as well, however. The Spectra S1 is big and bulky, but I love the screen, the timer, and the night light. The settings seem confusing at first, but I watched a YouTube video and got the hang of it. Good output and quieter than the pump in style. The momcozy M6 gives me the same output as my spectra and I find it more comfortable than the spectra. Pretty easy to use and it’s pretty haha. The only issue I have is it will leak if it’s not properly sealed so I have to be extra careful when setting it up.

Thread: "What’s your favorite wearable pump?"

Momcozy is the way to go! Reasonably priced, and I get a similar output to my Spectra! Just make sure it’s assembled correctly so you get good suction. I always listen for the little “pffft” on each unit to make sure. 😂

Thread: "What’s your favorite wearable pump?"

Also just got an M6 and love it! My sister in law loves her Stride, too.

Thread: "Wearable Pump Recommendations"

The momcozy m6 works well. I was getting double the volume as I would get from my hospital grade rental so I returned the symphony and just used the wearables for one pump a day (I feed from the breast the rest of the feeds). I recently rented another symphony (had a decrease in supply so I’m pumping a lot more to try to recover it) I pump the same volume between both pumps so I feel like it works well. The key is flange inserts.

Thread: "Exclusive pumping: best pumps? [MB]"

Might be worth looking into if it fits your budget! It’s about $120 a month here. For wearable, I actually just use the one from Costco online. I purchased the Medela in bra ($500+) and it was awful. The Costco one works well for me. My friends also have the momcozy m6 I believe as a wearable and they like it a lot.

Thread: "What is the Best/Affordable Hospital Grade Breast Pump?"

I’ve heard good things about baby Buddha being able to increase supply - I just ordered one to use with wearable cups to replace my momcozy m6s. The baby Buddha is very “hackable” with other parts. I also have a motif Luna that I really enjoy that people often compare to the spectra.

Thread: "Momcozy pumps: overhyped or worth??"

They are pretty comfortable, but a little bulky. I have found that if it feels like it’s pinching my nipple, I need to readjust it because it’s not on correctly. When they are on correctly, I have no pain. The suction is good and I actually use it on some of the lower settings compared to my spectra. The one thing that is slightly annoying is if I bend over milk will come out of the spout at the top, so you just have to be conscious of this.

Thread: "Which Momcozy wearable pump and why?"

Hi! I am loving my M6 still! I use it for work and it’s so easy to use. It’s so easy to clean in my opinion. And it’s not that many parts. 😊

Thread: "Which Momcozy wearable pump and why?"

I bought the momcozy m6 during my pregnancy based off the comments on this thread and others. Came back here one month postpartum to add my thoughts ☺️ I live in Europe and I’m on maternity leave indefinitely, so my main criteria for a wearable pump was just convenience and I was not too concerned about noise/appearance. I also read that the momcozy was better for bigger boobs so that was my deciding factor. I really struggled with breastfeeding due to a vacuum delivery and subsequent latching issues so have been mainly pumping with daily attempts at breastfeeding. I have really struggled with sore nipples, mainly from the breast feeding but also a lot of pain while pumping, in the hospital with their pump and also at home. With the momcozy it always takes me 30 minutes and I am getting 60-120 ml total depending on my stress and hydration levels. Today I borrowed the medela freestyle from my SIL and had 120 ml within 10 minutes and absolutely no pain while pumping for the first time ever. After this experience I probably won’t use the momcozy again. I know the medela is technically a hands free and not a wearable, but in case anyone lands on this thread and is in a similar situation to me I wanted to share my experience. Feel free to ask me any questions ☺️

Thread: "Which Momcozy wearable pump and why?"

Hi! Are you still liking the M6? I’m torn between that and the M5 and I found this comment while researching which wearable to buy lol

Thread: "Momcozy's M9 Mobile Flow review"

M9 sounds like a hassle with too many parts. Stick to M6 for convenience.

Thread: "Momcozy SUCKS"

Email them and they’ll send you a new pair. I’ve been EP with Momcozy m6 for almost 10 months now and they’re always fixed any issue within 24 hours.

Thread: "Help me pick a breast pump!"

Just my two cents, I have S2 and momcozy M6 wearable, and I think that combo is 11/10.

Thread: "Why did you choose your wearable pump, what do you like about, what would you change?"

I have the Momcozy M6, use it for 4 to 5 pumps during the day. I’ve had no issues with it so far. Whatever you end up going with though, order from a place that will take returns (like Amazon)! Many places consider pumps to be medical so they don’t allow returns.

Thread: "Best wearable pump 2024?"

I’ve been using the momcozy M6 wearables and I’m 6 weeks pp. I only have used them a max of once a day and I don’t use them often. The suction is STRONG. It often empties me better than my normal pump, which is the hygeia from my insurance. They have very few parts and are super easy to put together with no issues. I’ve also collected 6 ounces in one side with no leakage. The suction is so strong it can be painful at times if my nipples are feeling sensitive, but I do bottle feed my baby at the same time with no issues and have worn them in the car as well!

Thread: "Best Wearable Pumps 2025"

Only owned this a week, but I chose the Momcozy M6 and am very impressed with it so far! I used a Willow Go with my second baby and did NOT love, this is basically the same design but somehow just better IMO. Very simple setup / easy to clean, basic interface (a pro for me, I didn’t want an app or anything) and good output.

Thread: "Which hands free breast pump is your favorite?"

I’ve had the M6 for about 2 weeks and also love it. I was using the Madela pump in style but didn’t love it, even with the hands free collection cups I still had to have a hand to carry around the pump and battery pack. I get about 1-1.5oz more with the M6 than I did Madela. My only con is that I’d really like to have an extra set of parts and don’t see that available. I got extra duckbills and diaphragms but would like an additional set of cups too.

Thread: "Which hands free breast pump is your favorite?"

I agree! I wanted the same thing ( to have some extra cups for it). I also didn’t think that was available, but after a long time of searching, I did find that you can buy just the cups for it without the battery! I just ordered two of them a week ago. I’m still waiting for them to ship them to me! If you go to the Mom cozy website and you click the left hand tab then pick the product button then select the replacement parts tab then select the M6 pump then go down to the bottom they have a section where you can choose to order the cups! They come with the duck bills and diaphragms as well! I tried to link it below a couple of times but for some reason the link doesn’t work. Here is a picture! https://preview.redd.it/rfd1ad2i45he1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=998b23ff926b8f2a43184c33c1e9e6344fcf9031