Description
- Tabletop
- Double or single
- Rechargeable
- Lanyard
A light double pump that takes turns, side to side
The Zomee Z2 breast pump works one breast, then the other, in a steady back-and-forth that Zomee designed to feel more like nursing. It weighs under a pound and runs on its battery.
Hang it from the lanyard and pump on the couch, in the nursery or at your desk, with no outlet nearby.
Is the Zomee Z2 breast pump right for you?
Best for
- A first pump that’s simple to set up and easy to carry room to room
- Moms who like a gentler, one-side-at-a-time rhythm
- Pumping a few times a day at home or at work, on battery
- Night sessions, with a backlit screen and a night light
Three modes, nine levels in each
- Stimulation
- Light and quick, to get milk flowing. Use it again between let-downs.
- Expression
- Deeper suction once your milk is moving.
- 2-Phase
- Five quick sucks, then five deeper pulls, so you don’t switch modes by hand.
- Zomee’s order
- Start on Stimulation at a low level, move to Expression, then try 2-Phase after a few minutes.
Built around taking turns
- Alternate pumping
- The Z2 works one breast at a time, back and forth, instead of both at once. Zomee says it’s gentler and helps milk flow.
- Single or double
- Pump one side while your baby nurses on the other, or set up both.
- Closed system
- Milk can’t reach the motor. Open or closed?
- 30-minute shut-off
- It stops on its own if you doze off mid-session.
Pump without holding the bottles
Zomee gives you three ways to free your hands with the Z2.
- The lanyard
- Wear the motor around your neck and walk around with it.
- A pumping bra
- Holds the flanges and bottles in place while you sit back.
- Hands-free cups
- Silicone cups that sit in your bra. They come with the Z2 with hands-free cups.
Two lines, one choice
Zomee makes a standard line, the Z2 and the wearable Fit, and the premium Mother’s Nature line, the H1 and W1. Here’s the Z2 beside its closest relatives.
Zomee Z2
Tabletop, rechargeable
- Alternate, side-to-side pumping
- Under a pound, with a lanyard
- Four flange sizes in the box
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Mother’s Nature H1
Tabletop, premium line
- Two motors, one per breast
- Set each side on its own
- Colostrum cups included
Zomee Fit
Wearable, in-bra
- No tubes or cords while pumping
- Nipple Correction mode
- Fullness sensor
Questions moms ask about the Zomee Z2 breast pump
How much does the Zomee Z2 Breast Pump cost with insurance?
With insurance, the Zomee Z2 Breast Pump is $0 out of pocket on the plans we work with. Check your coverage and we’ll tell you your exact cost before you order.
How strong is the Zomee Z2 suction?
Up to 300 mmHg, with 9 levels in each of its 3 modes, Zomee says. The Spectra S1 and S2 list 270 mmHg, so the Z2’s maximum is higher on paper.
Is the Zomee Z2 hospital grade?
Zomee describes the Z2’s 300 mmHg suction as hospital-grade, but we don’t use that label ourselves. The number to compare is the maximum suction in mmHg: 300 on the Z2, against 270 on the Spectra S1 and S2.
How do I put the Zomee Z2 together?
The box has the pump, two bottles, two tubing sets, two duckbill valves, two diaphragms, a power adapter and flanges in four sizes. Zomee doesn’t publish written assembly steps on its site, so call us and we’ll walk you through it.
How do I clean the Zomee Z2?
Zomee doesn’t name which parts to wash, and it doesn’t publish dishwasher or sterilizing instructions on its site. Call us before you put any part in the dishwasher, and we’ll tell you what we know.
Which flange sizes come with the Zomee Z2?
Zomee packs two each in 17, 19, 21 and 24 mm. Try more than one; Zomee says comfort and flow matter more than the ruler. If none feel right, call us and we’ll help you find your size.
How long does the Zomee Z2 battery last?
Zomee’s Amazon listing says 2+ hours of pumping per charge; Zomee’s own site doesn’t state battery life or charge time. It charges over USB with the adapter in the box, and Zomee’s pages disagree on whether the port is Micro USB or USB-C.
How loud is the Zomee Z2?
46 dB, Zomee says, about the sound level of a soft hum.
How often do I replace Zomee Z2 parts?
Zomee suggests new duckbill valves and diaphragms every 1 to 3 months, or sooner if they look worn. Soft silicone loses its shape, and suction drops with it. Call us if you need replacements and we’ll point you to the right ones.
How does the Zomee Z2 compare to the Spectra S1?
The Z2’s maximum is higher (300 against 270 mmHg), and it has 3 modes with 9 levels each, where the Spectra S1 lists 12 levels and 2 modes. Both are rechargeable tabletop pumps.
Can I pump hands-free with the Zomee Z2?
Yes, three ways: wear the motor on its lanyard, use a pumping bra, or add silicone cups. The Z2 with hands-free cups includes the cups.
Can I lie back while I use the Zomee Z2?
Zomee doesn’t publish guidance on reclining with the Z2. For its hands-free cups it recommends pumping upright and seated for the best milk removal.
Does insurance cover the Zomee Z2?
Yes. Most health plans must cover a breast pump under federal rules, and we check your plan, get the prescription from your doctor, and ship the Zomee Z2 to your door. Start your order through insurance, and we will tell you before anything ships if your plan covers a different pump.
Can I get a Zomee pump through insurance?
Most health plans, including Marketplace plans, must cover a breast pump under federal rules (HealthCare.gov). We check your plan, get the prescription from your doctor, and ship the Zomee Z2 breast pump to your door. If your plan covers a different pump, we will tell you before anything ships.
Start your order through insurance
Don’t see your plan? We work with hundreds, including state Medicaid programs. Questions first? See our pumping FAQ.
