# Breast pumps that adjust suction automatically

Which breast pumps adjust their suction automatically during a pumping session?

Willow Pump Willow 360: Suction is described as personalised: the pump senses when to move from stimulation to expression and adjusts itself, so no buttons are pressed mid\-session\. Willow Pump Willow 360® Wearable Breast Pump: The maker says sensors automatically detect letdown and track milk volume in real time\.

### 1. [Willow Pump Willow 360](/products/ucp/onewillow-com/7681184989277) (sold by onewillow\.com)

Suction is described as personalised: the pump senses when to move from stimulation to expression and adjusts itself, so no buttons are pressed mid\-session\.

- Automatic suction: Suction is described as personalised: the pump senses when to move from stimulation to expression and adjusts itself, so no buttons are pressed mid\-session\. (review) <https://www.thequalityedit.com/articles/willow-breast-pump-3-0-review>
- Sensors: Built\-in sensors detect letdown automatically and track how much milk is collected as the session runs\. (guide) <https://onewillow.com/products/willow-360-and-pump-anywhere-case-bundle>
- Session shutoff: -

### 2. [Willow Pump Willow 360® Wearable Breast Pump](/products/ucp/onewillow-com/7302948618333) (sold by onewillow\.com)

The maker says sensors automatically detect letdown and track milk volume in real time\.

- Automatic suction: -
- Sensors: The maker says sensors automatically detect letdown and track milk volume in real time\. (guide) <https://onewillow.com/products/willow-pump-360>
- Session shutoff: It says the pump automatically shuts off after 25 minutes for every pumping session\. (review) <https://whichbreastpump.com/blogs/reviews/willow-360/>

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