['Bluetooth, reusable container', 'work with little down time and no spilling', 'Difficult to align', 'never worked 100% reliably', 'hospital grade', 'Suction power way too high, level 2 stimulation level and level 1 expression', 'suctions', 'pumps about half my normal volume', 'latch, flange', 'track my production, Bluetooth always loses connection with the pumps randomly for no reason at all, only came with one charger, shape of the pump', 'expensive proprietary bags, reusable containers, inserts, flip to empty', "not made for larger breast, device isn't suctioning properly, can't be manipulated manually, everything sealed to perfection", 'Learning curve, extra accessories', "error messages, container is full when it’s not even close, doesn't empty boobs not even close, spill issues", "pumps are always thinking something isn't set up right, updates are a joke", 'not having to sit connected to cords', 'no digital screen to see timer etc', 'suction necessary to do any good', 'hands-free pump, flip thing', 'oz pumped', 'charger', 'inaccurate measurements of milk flowing out, drop in supply because they don’t function correctly later', 'revolutionary change', 'inaccurate up to .5 of an ounce, poorly constructed, recommend you regularly buy new parts', 'adjustment protocol, containers are so overly complicated to take apart and reassemble, small amount of milk I do get, switch the dial from 1 during pumping to 2 for finish', 'pump is very sensitive to movement', 'only comes with one charger', 'less parts to clean']
Users found the Bluetooth feature and reusable container convenient but reported occasional connection issues.
Some experienced problems with suction power and expressed concerns about accuracy.
The pump had a learning curve and was sensitive to movement.
Issues with error messages, inaccurate measurements, and complex disassembly were mentioned.
Overall, the pump was considered revolutionary but had room for improvement in terms of reliability and ease of use.