Zomee Z2

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I went a different route. Because I read so many reviews about wearables not having enough power, and I was already pretty accustomed to my Zomee collection cups and didn’t want to ditch those, I instead opted for a super-portable pump that to go with the collection cups. I got the Zomee Z2, and I wear it in a tiny little fanny pack when I pump. This pump combination puts my Spectra to shame. On top of getting better volumes than I’ve gotten from any other pump (including the Mandela symphony and Spectra S1), I am SO PORTABLE. Today I literally pumped while walking across the airport for an unexpected change to my travel schedule and not a single person had a clue I was pumping. Last but not least, it’s pretty affordable. I cannot recommend it highly enough. The ONLY criticism I have is that even the lowest setting can be a bit overwhelming at first.

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Zomee!!! Mine has lasted 11.5 months and I love it

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I HATE the willow 3.0 I love my zomee z2, technically not a wearable but portable?

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Zomee Z2. It was my first, and it was a great pump -- easy to use, small, durable -- the only thing I hated was the touch screen (it was extremely sensitive). Getting a second one.

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I’m also a massive fan of my Zomee. Empties me better and quicker than my spectra and that mode three is just a dream for getting multiple letdowns quickly.

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I have the S1, and I do love it. I recently picked up a NIB/unopened Zomee at a consignment sale, though, and it’s a 10/10. It empties me just as good if not better & is more portable. I ordered the collection cups through amazon to make it even more portable & got the same results as when I use the flanges. I still use the Spectra, especially at work since I have several sets of parts for it & don’t have to wash them every time. As I get more parts for the Zomee, it will probably become my primary

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I've got the Zomee Z2 electric pump through my insurance, and I can recommend it. It's semi portable and comes with a strap, so I can sling it over my shoulder or neck and check on my little one while continuing to pump. I had to buy a larger flange from their site, however, as the 24mm didn't fit me comfortably.

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I have the m9’s and honestly I love them for portable, on the go pump. However, I would not use it as my primary pump. I am currently waiting on the v1 Pros to show up to my doorstep. Kind of excited for those. I’m looking to replace the zomee Z2 with them, but who knows if I’ll like it enough to replace them.

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I love momcozy and wearables so much. I have the s9pros, s12pros, M5s, and tried the V1. I loveddd the V1 but returned it bc the motor died within two days. The s9pros are my least favorite. They’re not as strong of suction and always leak for me, I never use them anymore. The M5s are great and very discreet! They don’t hold as much milk and the suction is strong but not super strong like I need it. The s12pros are the holy grail for me. The suction is strong and great, and they hold a ton of milk. If insurance will cover it, try a hospital grade pump of your choice hacked with wearable cups! All you need is a tubing adapter to be able to use your momcozy cups with the pump itself. I use the Zomee Z2 pump I got through insurance with my momcozy s12pro wearable cups and love this combination. I use this combo for most pumps unless I’m on the go or am doing things around the house, then I’ll use the S12pros or the M5s instead. Edit to add: I also have the spectra S2 (pink one) where it plugs into the wall. The pump itself wasn’t bad, but I hated being stuck plugged into the wall and the plastic collection cups were a horrible feel for me. I’m sure I could use my wearable cups hack with the spectra for more comfort, but I still loathe the thought of being stuck to the wall.

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I had the Zomee Z2 and I really liked it! I would not consider it hands free or wearable though. It could be hands free for super basic tasks at home but definitely not for out and about. I also had the Lansinoh wearable (not the discreet duo, the second one you listed) and I didn’t like it at all and barely used it. I had gotten it because it holds more milk than some others so I thought that would be good for a wearable but it was super bulky and would stretch out some of my bras. I also found the cups where the milk is stored were very difficult to open and close and my husband had to do it a lot of the time which defeated the purpose of me pumping on the go or when I was out and about by myself.

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Yep - BB brand cups using the 2.0. I usually got .5oz per 20min pump when I usually got about 2oz. I don't respond well to pumps, but the same thing happened with the Cara cups and my Spectra. My Spectra s2, Baby Buddha, and Zomee Z2 all yielded about the same amount. I get a little more with the Zomee Z2 over all of them (10-15mL more) due to the 2-cycle suction pattern option.

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Momcozy S12 pro I used it exclusively for 4 weeks and really maintained/increased my supply. I now use my zomee z2 with phanby wearable cups for all 7-9 pumps per day. I also have the Bella baby wearable but I don't get the same output as I did with my S12.

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I, too, love my zomee. I have both the z2 and wearables. My only complaint about those is they spill easily. I've been exclusively pumping for ten months now and primarily use those two. I

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Same! I hated it at first, but once I got the pumpin' pals flanges, I got soooo much out of it. Like an extra 15 oz per day after all feeding. I think the flanges make any pump a lot more comfortable though. Zomee Z2 is actually really good for a semi portable. It's good strong suction & is a lot easier to take with you than a spectra. I'd say baby Buddha is probably similar.

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my insurance covered lansinoh wearables and the zomee z2. loved them both. the zomee is small rechargeable one and works as well as the hospital one imo

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i love my zomee z2 it’s very similar to my baby buddha which is my primary pump.