AmedaMYA Joy Plus Electric Breast Pump | Rechargeable | Hospital Grade | Includes HygieniKit & Ameda Pump Parts | Portable Breast Pump Hands Free

I absolutely love this pump!! With my other pump I have to pump for about 40 minutes and still don't feel like it emptied my breasts. With this one I pump for 20 minutes and I feel like I am emptied!!Also I really like how the stimulation mode only lasts for 2 minutes and it automatically changes to the express mode; there have been so many time with my other pumps(they're wearable) that I would put it on stimulation to start and got to the end of my 40 minute pump time and realized that I never switched it to express mode which was always SO ANNOYING...Overall I absolutely love this pump and highly recommend it!!!

I prefer this pump over several others I have (spectra s1, s2, s9, elvie, and medela). There is enough suction for me, when I’ve previously been maxed out on my other pumps. I love how portable the pump is, and how long the battery lasts on a full charge. It’s easy to transport back and forth with its small size. And super quiet.Cons: my charger comes loose sometimes and I find it didn’t charge. (But you can still pump while charging) and not able to use no -ameda parts. And the diaphragms have to be super dry otherwise they get stuck in the “sucked” position.This is my favorite pump so far!

I bought the previous version for my first child and the new version for my second baby. The pump is very strong and effective, compact and rechargeable. But the new membrane/back flow prevention system is not working seamlessly. The membrane gets stuck in the tube affecting the suction and needs to be readjusted before it properly works. Very disappointing and annoying as the old version worked perfectly.

I am writing this after one use. My regular pump is the lansinoh smartpump 2.0 for the last 4 months. This one does the job but the only thing I wish it had is an option to adjust the speed of expression. It only has one expression speed and I needed level 9/10 for adequate expression. I am an oversupplier. It is extremely small and compact, charges quickly, LED screen is bright. Physically feels like a good quality pump! Ill try and update as I continue to use it.

I had a spectra s1 pump but it suddenly died and I was a little panicked since I was getting clogged ducts and started losing my supply. After a few days with this pump I was getting more milk than I ever have. And now after a month I have a big stock of milk in my freezer thanks to nightly power hour pumps. I think this is better than my spectra and as a bonus it’s so small I put the monitor in my pocket and I can do tasks around the house. Totally recommend!

So I have used the old Ameda Mya pump for a year now, but it is 4 years old because I got it from my sister and she used it before me. I have been struggling with my milk supply so I bought this pump thinking maybe it was time to try to upgrade my pump and see if that helped. It was not an upgrade at all! There is one thing that is better about this pump and that is the charging system it uses, it now uses a usb c which is very convenient but everything else about this pump has been a downgrade. First of all the suction is just awful (and that’s being compared to a 4 year old pump). Secondly there is a feature on the old one where if you stop the pump on a level the next time you turn it on it will automatically go to the level you turned it off with, this new pump doesn’t have that so I have to turn on the pump and then push the button six times to get it to the massage level I want and then when I switch to expression I have to push the button 12 times to get to the level I want, whereas with the old one it just automatically goes to the last used setting. Overall it was a waste of money and when I tried to contact support they just told me I most likely needed to replace my (brand new) pump parts. 😤

Work great! Skip purchasing the wearables and just buy a hospital grade pump

Pros: lightweight, relatively quiet, charges quickly, portable and hands free (in a fanny pack because I find the pump isnt very secure using the wristband it comes unless you hold the pump with one hand)Cons: need to replace valves and membranes every 2 to 3 weeks if you exclusively pump; after 3 months of daily use my pump needed to be held at a specific angle to maintain suction and the suction diminished significantly after about 15 minutes of use even after replacing all parts (tubing, caps, membranes, valves).Update: I had the pumped replaced and the replacement pump doesnt have the suction issues I mentioned above. Also, the new pump's suction feels stronger when operated at the same level as the old pump, so it may have just been an issue with the old pump. I'll provide an update if the suction level drops on the new pump.