The new double electric pump pairs independent motors with in-bra collection cups and app-connected controls.
The Momcozy V3 pairs an external pump base with two in-bra collection cups. Image courtesy of Momcozy.
Momcozy has introduced the V3 Double Electric Breast Pump, a new primary pump built around a simple idea: the left and right breast may need different suction settings. Launched November 2, 2026, the $249.99 device gives each side its own motor and independently adjustable suction.
The launch expands Momcozy into the dual-motor double electric pump category. Designed for frequent use, the V3 connects a plug-in motor base to collection cups worn inside a bra, leaving hands available during a session. Pumping takes place within reach of the power connection and tubing.
That combination puts personalization at the center of the design. A parent can choose a lower suction level for a more sensitive side while using a different level on the other, or start and pause one side individually. The pump supports both single and double pumping.
Key V3 features include:
- Independent adjustment: Up to 15 suction levels per side in expression mode and five in stimulation mode, with a maximum vacuum of 300 mmHg.
- Hands-free collection: Each cup holds 7.8 ounces, or 230 milliliters, and has three milk-contact parts to clean.
- Comfort features: SoftStart gradually raises suction, SoftPulse adds micro-vibrations, and DoubleFit dual-layer flanges combine a soft contact surface with structural support.
- Connected controls: App support includes setting adjustments, session history, manual milk-output logging, and three preset programs.
Momcozy designed the V3 for regular pumping routines with hands-free collection. Image courtesy of Momcozy.
“No two moms pump exactly alike, and even the two sides of the same body can respond differently,” Will Lee, who leads Momcozy’s Smart Product Innovation Center, said in the launch announcement.
For users who prefer physical controls, the motor base has a 1.8-inch color display, a control knob, and touch controls. The screen shows session information including mode, level and elapsed time, so a phone is not the only way to manage the pump.
The app’s Milk Boost, Power Pumping and Cozy Flow presets provide starting routines, while a Knowledge Hub offers expert-informed content. Users can also customize programs and review previous sessions. The programs provide an initial structure for a session while leaving settings available for further adjustment.
Momcozy says its experience developing wearable pumps informed the V3’s design. The new model brings in-bra collection into a home pumping setup, with the main controls housed on a separate base.
The V3 comes with 24-millimeter flanges and 17-, 19-, and 21-millimeter inserts. Momcozy lists an introductory price of $212.49, representing 15% off, from November 2 through November 8. A separate Black Friday promotion is scheduled for November 19–30 at $199.99.
The V3 is available through Momcozy’s official website and Amazon, where parents can check the full specifications and current offer.
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