Medela Swing Flex Single Electric Breast Pump - Compact design, featuring PersonalFit Flex shields and Medela 2-Phase Expression Technology

I bought it and used it a couple of times, started to make a noise, and they let me return it without any problem. I tried to buy the same, but it was out of stock, but if I have to recommend a pump, this one would be.

Always used Medela products, excellent suction and quality, though I don’t use it with only the batteries. Great for building my supply whilst also exclusively breastfeeding. This was 4 weeks postpartum

Ordered this as it was the same brand as the one the hospital provided.The first unit didn't work, the suction wasn't working properly so it just pulled my nipple but didn't release it. Tried to return, but was told no returns and had to contact Amazon Customer Services who then agreed to replace the unit free of charge. This was a shame as it delayed my pumping while I had to wait for the replacement.2nd unit works just fine, easy to assemble and comfortable to use. Tend to use only with mains as when using with batteries I don't even get 2 full uses.

Had to express as supply wasn’t enough, had bought a cheaper electric pump which failed to collect anywhere near as the medella hand pump, first use of this had higher volume than just hand pump, easy to clean and use. Milk volume has now doubled thanks to the pump (and mars bars!) couldn’t recommend enough

We had a really bad latch due to a lip tie and I struggled a lot with breastfeeding. I bought this pump after using a manual one for a week and getting a really bad wrist!We chose medela because its the same one I used at the maternity hospital. The pump is fantastic. The suction is excellent with a wide range of strength to choose from and I can easily pump at least 80ml per breast. Dad can now do a night feed, which is great!Super easy to clean and sanitise. My only issues are that you have to hold it in place so stuck to the sofa a bit, and it only comes with one bottle. I was given a couple of medela bottles that fit by the hospital thankfully, as they're really expensive to buy!Really helped us keep going with breastfeeding. 2 months in now and very grateful for this pump.

I had no luck with this- I tried using it and it just did not express milk very expensive to say it doesn’t work well

I had the modela manual pump before buying this and to be honest the manual pump is better and yields more milk but this does speed the job up. I use this pump and a manual pump at the same time to speed up expressing and swap half way through so it ups the milk yield as the manual pump generates a lot more milk but the electric pump does generate a fair amount of milk. To be fair, it's ok, it's noisey but they all are and it's pretty easy to pull apart and clean in the steriliser etc, it's definately helped keep my milk supply going.

Much better than cheaper pumps. After giving birth to my firstborn I been told to only get cheap pump at the start. I purchased one tempted by good reviews. What a mistake! Using cheap one sooo put me off pumping! Medala comes with 2 sizes of breast shields where other one only came with one which was way too big for me. As a total noob I was not aware of it and keep hurting myself and only getting minimal amount of milk. Also this one have fewer pieces making it easier to clean. There are only 4 parts to wash. Also with this pump Im able to express much more but most important it does not hurt while using it! Yes you need power source or batteries but definitely a win for me in comparison with cheap ones which might have build in rechargeable battery. Now when went back and read reviews for the first one I realised most of them goes like “ its good because its cheap, good value for money” might be the case for some but for me Medala was worth the price and I lost 50 quid on cheeper one which is now in the box and gave me PTSD.