breastpump recommendations

[Crunchingcarrots]

looking for some recommendations on a good decent but not too expensive breastpump.
due dc2 soon and want a decent one.

had a breastfeeding nightmare with dc1 and had a tommee tippee manual one which was rubbish.

i quite fancy an electic one but dont quite fancy the price tag

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Medela swing. Worth every penny (and then some)

i have been looking at the medela, bit pricey when im not going to rely on expressing its a just incase measure

I use a spectra and I love it. I used a Mandela from the hospital and that was also good but I think the spectra is better value for money IMO

I got an avent electric pump from Amazon and it wasn't too much. I got it when they had a deal on as I didn't want to spend a lot as I knew it probably wouldn't get used a lot. I have found that it is very good and works fine for what I need.

I have this one from amazon after my medela swing broke. Honestly I was so dubious but I use it twice a day and it's great! For the price (£36.99), it's fab!

Breast Pump,Bellababy Dual Suction Electric Breastfeeding Pump Breast Massage with Full Touchscreen LED Display(with 10 Pcs Breastmilk Storage Bags) (Electric Breast Pump) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CWKTBJQ/ref=cmswwrcppapi_zBIyBbB7FE3E4

I keep hearing really good things about the Haaka. It's also a good price. It's designed more to be used when you're feeding on the other side than if you're having serious problems though but might be worth a look? I don't think it existed when I had DS1.

I'm not planning to get one this time, I think if I need one in hospital I'll use one of theirs and then if I need something at home I'll order it later on next day delivery as I'll have a better idea of what I'll need (manual/electric/etc).