A series of product introductions that were finalists at the 2016 BabyTechAward. This time it's milking. Based on the idea of "When you're a mom, every minute counts.", this product is designed to be able to milk hands-free while wearing normal clothes, and is placed under the bra and connected to the milking machine with a tube.
The first is that it is difficult to carry around. One is that it's difficult to carry around. If you're working at a desk, it's not a problem at all, but if you're in the living room, it's inconvenient. Well, I don't think I'll be using these on the road. Another thing is the design that connects both cups with a tube. It seems to be more convenient to use if the milking is completely wireless and automatic. This product is a completely hardware independent product with no smartphone app or other integration. The price is $199.95.
User Reviews
The reviews on Amazon.com are mostly positive, but I got one star because "I have huge breasts (heavier chest) and when I used this, I could only milk 1/5 of what I milked myself". What should I think of this? Can I just dismiss it as a shitty rip-off? I've been thinking about it a bit.
It's not easy to find a product that you can wear on your body because there are always individual differences that make the product fit or not fit.
