Fraupow Double Wearable Hands-Free Breast Pump
Fraupow

Fraupow Double Wearable Hands-Free Breast Pump

The BubsNest Verdict

Parents are very enthusiastic about the Fraupow wearable pump, praising its lightweight, wireless design that allows for hands-free pumping. Many find it comfortable to wear and easy to use, with the added benefit of an affordable price tag compared to premium brands. However, some note it's not as powerful as a hospital-grade pump and has limited battery life, only pumping one breast at a time. Overall, it seems an excellent choice for busy mums who want the convenience of a wearable pump without the high cost.

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 5 parenting forum discussions

“An affordable, comfortable hands-free pump for busy mums”

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Loved It

Parents are very enthusiastic about the Fraupow wearable pump, praising its lightweight, wireless design that allows for hands-free pumping. Many find it comfortable to wear and easy to use, with the added benefit of an affordable price tag compared to premium brands. However, some note it's not as powerful as a hospital-grade pump and has limited battery life, only pumping one breast at a time. Overall, it seems an excellent choice for busy mums who want the convenience of a wearable pump without the high cost.

What parents love

Lightweight, portable designParents highlight the pump's compact, wireless build that allows them to move around freely while expressing milk.
Comfortable and easy to useReviewers find the Fraupow comfortable to wear and simple to operate, with clear instructions and intuitive controls.
Affordable price pointAt under £90, the Fraupow is seen as an accessible option compared to premium wearable pumps costing over £200.

Worth knowing

Not as powerful as hospital-gradeSome note the Fraupow doesn't provide suction as strong as professional-level pumps, though it still effectively expresses milk.
Limited battery lifeA few parents report the battery only lasts around 90 minutes per charge, requiring more frequent recharging.
Single-breast pumpingThe Fraupow can only pump one breast at a time, unlike some dual-pumping wearable models.

Best for

  • Busy, multitasking mums who want hands-free pumping
  • Those on a tighter budget seeking an affordable wearable option

May not suit

  • Mums who need the strongest possible suction
  • Those who want to pump both breasts simultaneously

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Consider your typical pumping needs and whether single-breast use will work for your routine

Getting the Most Out of It

Bring a portable charger when out and about to extend the battery life

Safety Note

Ensure the pump is properly fitted to avoid leaks or discomfort

Product details

The Fraupow Double Wearable Hands-Free Breast Pump in White allows busy mums to pump milk whilst getting on with all the other stuff they need to do. It is lightweight, discreet, wire-free and fits inside your bra, and was created to support Mums, with the double pump you can do it in half the time. The pump uses advanced air-pressure pulse technology that expresses milk but avoids irritation and discomfort. Much like the great mums who use it, it’s powerful and gentle at the same time, allowing you an efficient and comfortable pump every time. The USB rechargeable battery ensures up to 100 minutes pumping after a full charge. It's cordless and ridiculously portable. The anti-spill and anti-leak design of the Fraupow pump means you can move around while pumping and still catch all that good nutritious milk. If you find that one breast leaks while you feed on the other, you can use the Fraupow pump to catch the leaked milk, and still hold your baby close for uninterrupted skin to skin contact as you feed. Lighter than the leading alternative it weighs in at just 218g, and it also holds 180ml of milk - 30ml more than the competition, meaning that mums can pump greater quantities without having to stop to empty the milk chamber or change bottles.
Category: Breast Pumps

Specifications & features

Key features

  • 12 Intensity Levels
  • Large Capacity: 180ml
  • Battery Level indicator
  • 100 minutes battery life
  • Comfortable + powerful
  • USB Type C charging port
  • Battery: 1000Ah (included)
  • Low noise: 45-50 decibels
  • Anti leak Hands-Free design
  • Full LED Touch Screen display
  • Air Pressure Pulse Technology
  • Made from food-grade silicone
  • 20 minute automatic shut-off timer
  • Lightweight for the ultimate comfort
  • Strong Battery life: Up to 100 minute
  • Hospital Grade Powerful suction: 20 - 300mmHg

  • 4 pumping modes

    Massage, Expression, Lactation + Auto

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