Best hands free breast pump??

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This is the one I’m looking at getting. Haven’t gotten it yet since I’m only 26 weeks but when I do I’ll review it🙂

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Elvie stride! Cheaper than the original but the suction is better

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What ever you do. DONT get the Elvis. Overflows if you have a big supply, suction sucks, and the battery life is so frustrating. With my last baby I struggled so much with the elvie. The spectra2 was nice and this time I’ll do two pumps, one hands free and one hospital grade.

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So I’ve used both the Momcozy and the Elvie. I love the concept of the hands free pump but I wouldn’t use this as your only pump. I found that for me it didn’t get nearly as much milk out as my regular pump. I’m taking like literally half as much or less. It may be different for you. I would suggest getting the mom cozy first before you spend a bunch of money on something that may not work for you.

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I have the MomCozy s12. It's been great so far. I'm an exclusive pumper (my LO is 3 months old). I used my Spectra s2 for the first month-ish+ to establish a supply. I incorporated the MomCozy around 5w pp. I still only use it 2-3x/ day. I found that it does empty me well in comparison but thats not always the case with wearables, just a heads up. 
I use it at work, to run errands, when I'm driving, etc. It is a game changer to not be stuck to the wall. It's also easy to clean. You can get replacement parts on Amazon pretty quickly too. 
If this would be a primary pump, I'd probably recommend a BabyBuddha or Pumpables with a freemie cup hack, though. They're very strong pumps and I believe they are covered by insurance through their respective sites.

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This right here was absolutely amazing!