Legendairy Milk Wearable Breast Pump Hands-Free Electric Imani i2 Plus - Portable Leakproof Design, 2 Modes 10 Levels - 25mm Flange & 21mm Insert, 7oz per Cup - LCD Display Timer Auto Shut Off, 2 Pack

This hands free pump is incredible! I am an exclusive pumper and use this for about half of my daily pumps (alternate with a plug in one). I get a very similar output to my hospital grade pump and low how comfortable and easy to assemble this model is. The battery life is also good and I can get about 6 pumps before needing to charge. It’s definitely bulky and you need a somewhat stretchy bra to fit it comfortably. It has held up really well after about a month of use and I plan on using this once I return to work full time. Only thing I wish was that the charging port/box was also available on Amazon. Otherwise, it’s easy to clean and easy to use.

The only down fall i had with this pump is the plástic cup does not do well with heat so I only dry and sterilize all the other parts with the bottle sterilizer/dryer I have & just let the cup air dry ☺️ other than that it is a great on the go pump I get to do things around the house and not worry about any milk spilling or the cup moving from its position 😊 & it also empties me out pretty well, I nurse my baby and then use the pump to empty out any left over and it does the job 🤌🏻

I’ve have spent so much money on lactation supplements and supplies because I’m so paranoid about my milk supply. One of the few things I don’t regret buying is the Imani i2.The Imani i2 has relieved so much stress and improved my quality of life. I can leave my house, I haven’t had a clogged duct in months, and I know that my milk supply isn’t in jeopardy.All of my babies have been good, efficient eaters at the breast, but my newest one struggles. I used manual pumps with all of my previous babies for occasional pumps. I was gifted a spectra s2 with my last baby and again only used it for occasional pumps. I was looking forward to the new hands-free revolution in pumping technology with my newest. My insurance paid for an Elvie Stride and I was gifted a Willow, but quickly learned that they weren’t doing the job.I loved the freedom of the LV and the Willow but I found myself developing clogged ducts several times a week and could never seem to get as much milk out as my spectra or manual pumps. Even after having my nipples measured by a lactation consultant and getting proper fitting flanges and replacing the valves on the pumps, they just weren’t keeping up. I was so stressed about establishing my milk supply in the early weeks and months that I started using the spectra alone.Once I felt more confident in my supply, I tried the hands-free pumps again so that I could leave my house occasionally, but they still weren’t cutting it. I experimented for a few days using the LV or the Willow for 30 mins (30 mins is a LOT of time when simultaneously pumping!) and then pumping immediately after with my spectra for 5 mins. I would routinely get 25-50% extra from the spectra after I had already pumped!I resigned myself to being stuck at home, or at least not venturing far until I bought the Imani i2 on a whim. I saw similar styles from other vendors on Amazon but liked that Legendairy milk is an American company and that the Imani i2 isn’t manufactured in China.I was immediately impressed with the results. While it doesn’t pump as efficiently as the spectra. (I can usually get 2-3 let downs with my spectra in 12 mins. The Imani takes about 15-18 mins to do the same volume.) It’s worth it because being able to walk around and multitask makes the time go so much faster. I use the Imani 2-3 times a day, primarily when I’m out and about, and charge it for a few hours before bed. I use the spectra or nurse the rest of the time.While the Willow and the LV have cool apps and features, those things don’t matter if they can’t perform their fundamental function well.The Imani i2 doesn’t feel quite as high quality as the LV or Willow, but it’s easily just as comfortable. I have to use it with the inserts which are soft and comfy. It should be noted that the piece that opens to pour the milk out doesn’t close very effectively. However, that doesn’t seem to affect the volume you can pump. Just something to be careful about. It can be difficult to pour out all of the milk and some will stay in the cup, but it isn’t anymore than the LV or willow. Also, the design isn’t as discreet as the LV or Willow. The motors stick out of your bra, but I don’t find the Willow or LV to be that discreet anyway. Maybe my boobs are the wrong shape, but you could always tell something was in my bra anyway. I’ve found the the Imani to be just as quiet as the Willow and LV.At this price, the Imani i2 is a no-brainer.

I get the same amount of milk is in these pumps as I do my spectra or linsinoh plug-in pumps

I really wanted to love this pump as I was influenced by one of my favorite Instagram moms to buy and have had good luck with her other recs. When this pump works, it works but the problem is that it seems to work well only 25% of the time. I’ve only been using it for 4 or so months and only 1-2x a week on my longer commute. It has to be put together just right and even then, it’s unreliable. I am not sure if it’s me or what the problem is but it’s so frustrating to not get a consistent output when I know how much my spectra gets whenever pump using that in the AM. Wouldn’t recommend this one.

i’m obsessed with this wearable pump!! with my first baby, i exclusively breastfed and didn’t produce any extra. this time around with my second baby, i researched high and low for months for a wearable breast pump that was affordable and easy to use and clean and the imani i2 is exactly that! i’ve used my pump everyday for almost two months now and have even brought it on the go with me. the charge lasts for days depending on how long i use each session and it’s so easy to clean. i’ve also used the pump while doing house chores and just relaxing, no more having to awkwardly hold my pump to the boob. i highly recommend this breast pump, it also included a silicone nipple ruler to make sure you have the right flange size, which is definitely important. i like how i can see how much i’ve pumped too, helps me keep track of my milk supply. also, it’s so easy to pour into a bottle or breastmilk bag with no spills! so if you’re looking for a wearable and affordable breast pump, as a second time mom i recommend the imani i2 from legendairy milk, you won’t regret it!

I loved these wearables when I first got them because they had good suction, were relatively easy to clean, and allowed me to get things done while pumping. Fast forward a month and they have totally lost their shape, I think as a result of sterilizing in a baby brezza a few times a week. Since they are no longer round, they don’t seal perfectly and it’s causing them not work as well as they should. Would have given 5 stars but if I can’t sterilize it without damage it’s not going to work long term for my baby.