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Tommee Tippee · Wearable Breast Pumps

Tommee Tippee Wearable Breast Pump review

Generous sizing and honest specs, but heavier and louder than rivals.

Research-led review Checked September 2026 by Simon
Buy it ifHigh-street shoppers who value lots of flange sizes in the box and a long battery.
Skip it ifYou need quiet, discreet pumping or want independent test results before buying.

The report card

  1. Suction & output25% of score6.8

    No published suction figure and no independent tests yet.

  2. Fit, comfort & leaks20% of score8.0

    Six sizes in the box, among the best here.

  3. Discretion & noise15% of score6.0

    270g per pump and 50.3dB to 53.4dB: heavier and louder than most.

  4. Cleaning & ease of use15% of score7.0

    Five silicone parts per pump to clean.

  5. Battery & features10% of score8.0

    200 minutes per pump, plus a display and night light.

  6. Value15% of score7.2

    Fair at around £160, but rivals are better proven.

The full review

Tommee Tippee's current wearable (the Made for Me name has gone from its UK shop) is a double in-bra pump with two massage modes (six levels) and two express modes (nine levels). Tommee Tippee says each pump runs for 200 minutes per charge, and there's an LED display showing mode, suction and session time, plus a soft night light.

The standout is sizing. You get a 24mm horn and 13mm, 15mm, 17mm, 19mm and 21mm inserts for each side, plus a nipple measuring guide. Only the Elvie Stride 2 matches that for sizes in the box here.

The trade-offs are weight and noise. Each pump weighs 270g, and Tommee Tippee publishes a noise level of 50.3dB to 53.4dB, which is refreshingly honest but noticeably louder than the figures rivals quote. There are five silicone parts per pump to clean, and Tommee Tippee doesn't publish a suction figure.

I haven't found independent tests of this version yet. For context, MadeForMums found Tommee Tippee's previous wearable bulky and disappointing for output, so I'd like to see reviews of this redesign before rating it higher.

Pros and cons

What I like

  • Six sizes in the box, from 13mm to 24mm
  • 200 minutes of battery per pump, per Tommee Tippee
  • LED display and night light
  • Honest published noise figures

What I don't

  • Louder than rivals at 50.3dB to 53.4dB
  • Heavier at 270g per pump
  • No suction figure or independent tests yet

Key specs

Type
Fully in-bra, double set
Settings
2 massage modes (6 levels), 2 express modes (9 levels)
Weight
270g per pump
Battery
200 minutes per pump (claimed)
Noise
50.3dB to 53.4dB (Tommee Tippee figure)
Sizes in box
24mm horn plus 13, 15, 17, 19 and 21mm inserts
Parts to clean
5 per pump
Extras
LED display, night light, zip case

What I read

This is a research-led review. These are the main sources behind the scores, alongside patterns in verified owner reviews. How I review.

  1. Tommee Tippee Wearable Breast Pump (Tommee Tippee UK)
  2. Tommee Tippee UK breast pump range
  3. MadeForMums: Tommee Tippee Made for Me wearable review (previous model)

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