I recently purchased the Eufy S1 Pro wearable breast pump and am extremely dissatisfied—not only with the product’s performance but also with Eufy’s handling of my return inquiry.
From a product standpoint:
The flange sizes are too small, making pumping painful and uncomfortable.
It is difficult to properly position and keep my nipples in place, even when wearing a firm, well-fitted bra.
The heating feature is overhyped, adds no benefit, and only worsens the already disappointing battery life.
The unit is too heavy for a wearable pump, especially compared to Medela’s options, which are both lighter and more efficient.
The customer service experience has been equally frustrating:
Instructions for returns are unclear and require navigating a convoluted ticketing system.
After contacting support via the Eufy app, I was told that as long as the product was undamaged it would be refundable within the 30-day window (regardless of reasons), only to be redirected to Eufy Australia for further processing.
Eufy Australia then denied my return due to “hygiene reasons,” a policy not disclosed clearly at the time of purchase and seemingly inconsistent with what I was previously told.
The conflicting information between Eufy teams is confusing and unprofessional. I feel misled and trapped into keeping a product that is both costly and ineffective. If a customer is unhappy with a high-value product—especially one as personal and health-related as a breast pump—there must be a clear and fair way to return it. Trying a pump is the only way to know whether it works for one's body, and Eufy's policies disregard this reality entirely.
I expected better from a brand that charges a premium. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the Eufy S1 Pro or Eufy’s customer service to other parents.