Breastpump Review: Horigen Chicture

Hello! Here I am today for another breastpump review. I am very lucky to meet a very generous friend who agreed to make a "holiday-swap" of our pumps. My Cimilre F1 to her Horigen Chicture :)

I always wanted to try this pump since it has a dual motor, which means that each breast has a different motor so it can have a different setting. You know, pumping moms and breastfeeding moms can relate that there is a 1st place and a 2nd place in milk production. lol.

First things first. The box includes:

-Adapter

- Motor

-Actually, I don't know what is included in the box, I also cannot find a reliable source for it. But, this is the parts of the flange.

So, what does Horigen Chicture offer? (Credits to Horigen)

• Horigen Chicture 3D breast pump has two strong motors. Vacuum can be adjusted per breast.

• Silicone flange and tunnel pumpsets for 3D pumping.

• Choose left - right side or double pumping.

• 9 vacuum settings for stimulation and expression mode.

• 2 phase expression.

• Touchscreen with digital display, memory and timer function.

• Rechargeable battery or AC adapter.

Lol. Admit it, you don’t care much about what it can offer. You just jump on the checkout page to “try”.

Here is a video of the pump.

So since I don’t have much to say, here are the pros and cons of the product for me:

Pros:

-Twin motor

-3d suction

-It is surprisingly not painful

-It drains me

Cons:

-Too much parts! (But I understand that it is for the 3D effect)

-Slightly noisy (than Cimilre F1)

-Pauses when you increase the levels (sometimes I thought that it malfunctioned)

-Can only support narrow neck bottles or Horigen bottles (I don't know, I did not have the bottles, its a con for me since I am using Wide neck storage bottles)

-HEAVY! When I got too much milk, the flanges were separated from the rest of the parts. lol. I cried over spilled milk :( I think that it is a con that the flange is detachable. It might be loose through time.

Verdict: I can give it an 7/10. I like it, the only reason that holds me back is the number of parts. It is not practical for working moms that do not have that much time. Performance wise, I have nothing negative to say.

That's all. Thank you for reading. Feel free to message me or ask me about anything so that I can also add a FAQ section on this page. Thank you very much! Happy pumping!