A good breast pump in Singapore costs $199 to $655, and most strike-through prices are standing markdowns, not deadlines. We read the live prices on Spectra's, Hegen's, Pigeon's and eufy's own Singapore stores and at Motherswork on 13 October 2026, for hospital-grade, hands-free, wearable and rental options.
Most new mums in Singapore buy one pump and live with it for a year, so the choice is worth five minutes.
> Quick view: the all-rounder is the Spectra S1 Pro at $409; most good pumps cost $199-$655; the only dated deal is Avent's $499 bundle, ending 31 Oct.
WHAT IT IS: a Korean hospital-grade double electric pump with a closed system and a built-in rechargeable battery, so you can pump away from a wall socket. Suction goes up to 320 mmHg, with a massage mode (5 strengths, 5 speeds) and an expression mode (15 strengths, 6 speeds), a backlit LCD with a night light and a 30-minute auto-off. The box includes two 24mm breast shields, two wide-neck bottles and a Safety Mark-registered Singapore adaptor. PRICE: $409 on Spectra Baby Singapore's own store (RRP $560), or $448 with the hands-free cup bundle. The lighter Dual Compact (670g motor, also battery-powered) is $399; the S9+ ($299) and Dual S ($439) were on pre-order on 13 October.WARRANTY: 2 years on the pump, counted from your baby's birth date or the date the order was fulfilled, whichever is later. You must register it.SERVICING: walk-in repairs for locally bought pumps are by appointment, Monday to Friday 11am-4pm; WhatsApp 6993 8695.BEST FOR: mums who pump several times a day, exclusively pump, or are going back to the office.
$409 (RRP $560) on spectrababy.sg, read 13 Oct 2026. No end date published.
WHAT IT IS: Medela's double electric pump with wearable collection cups. The cups sit in your bra and weigh 76g each, while the 325g motor clips to your waistband or sits in a pocket, so the weight is not on your breasts. Medela says one charge lasts up to 1.5 hours, about 6 double sessions. The cups are transparent, so you can see the nipple position and how much milk you have. The 21mm and 24mm shields are included; 27mm is sold separately. PRICE: $529 at Motherswork (was $699). Medela's own Singapore site sends buyers to its Lazada and Shopee stores.FINE PRINT: the pump is single-user, so Medela will not take it back once the tamper seal is broken unless it is faulty. It does not stop by itself when a cup is full.BEST FOR: mums who want to move around while pumping but want Medela's suction feel. On a budget, Medela's Harmony Flex manual pump is $69.90 (was $89.90) at Motherswork.
$529 at Motherswork (was $699), read 13 Oct 2026. No end date published.
WHAT IT IS: a ready-made starter kit built around Philips Avent's double electric breast pump (SCF398/11). The box adds a Fast Bottle Warmer, two 125ml Natural Response bottles, ten 180ml storage cups and 60 disposable breast pads, so you are not buying the extras one by one.THE DEAL: $499 at Motherswork (was $819.60), part of Motherswork's Avent Oct Deals, which end 31 October 2026. It is the only pump discount we found with a published end date.OTHER AVENT PUMPS: the single electric pump is $299 (was $499) and the hands-free double electric pump is $399, both at Motherswork.FINE PRINT: Motherswork's self-collection is paused from 14 October to 4 November, so plan on delivery.BEST FOR: first-time parents who want the warmer and storage sorted in one purchase.
Pump With Me bundle $499 (was $819.60) in Motherswork's Avent Oct Deals, until 31 Oct 2026.
Valid till 31 Oct 2026
WHAT IT IS: an in-bra wearable pump with built-in heating. eufy's HeatFlow 2.0 warms the flange in about 15 seconds, with 7 heat settings, and the pump reaches 300 mmHg of suction. It runs at 46dB, stops by itself when the cup is full, warns you about leaks when you bend, and can be controlled from the eufy app. The charging case holds up to 7 days of power, based on three 20-minute sessions a day without heat or massage. PRICE: $679 on eufy's Singapore store, or $655 with code WS24S2PSG.THE CHEAPER EUFY: the E10 wearable is $334, or $249 with code WS24BPE10SG.FINE PRINT: the S1 Pro and S1 showed as sold out on eufy's own store on 13 October, though Motherswork had the S1 at $499. eufy prints no end date on its codes, only "Offer ends soon".BEST FOR: working mums who pump at their desk or on the commute and want the app and heat.
S2 Pro $655 with code WS24S2PSG (list $679); E10 $249 with WS24BPE10SG. Read 13 Oct 2026, no end date published.
Code: WS24S2PSG
WHAT IT IS: the pump from Hegen, the Singapore bottle brand. It pumps straight into Hegen's square PCTO containers, which also work as feeding bottles and storage, so there is less pouring between containers. PRICE: the Double Electric Breast Pump (SoftSqround) is $350 and the Wearable Breast Pump is $450 on Hegen's own store; Motherswork charges the same.RENT FIRST: Hegen's Rent-A-Pump lets you try the double electric pump before buying. 30 days costs $80 with a set of flanges in your size (16mm to 31mm), or $50 without accessories; 90 days is $140 and 180 days is $210. A breastfeeding workshop or a lactation consultation adds $90 each.FINE PRINT: rentals ship within Singapore only. Hegen's free shipping on all Singapore orders ends 14 October.BEST FOR: mums already using Hegen bottles, and anyone unsure how long they will pump.
Rent-A-Pump from $50 for 30 days ($80 with flanges), read 13 Oct 2026. Standing rental price.
WHAT IT IS: Momcozy makes the wearable pumps you see in most Singapore mum groups, at about half the price of the premium names. The S12 Pro is a light in-bra pump with a double-sealed flange. The M5 weighs 230g, uses a horizontal pumping angle meant to mimic a nursing baby, and has 3 modes and 9 levels. PRICE at Motherswork: S12 Pro $199 (was $219), M5 $279 (was $299), V1 Pro $279 (was $299), M9 $379 (was $399) and the slim Air 1 $549 (was $599).FINE PRINT: the markdowns are only $20 to $50 and carry no end date, so there is no need to rush. Wearables generally have less suction than a plug-in double pump, so many mums keep one for outings and a bigger pump at home.BEST FOR: a second pump for work or travel, or a first wearable on a budget.
S12 Pro $199 (was $219), M5 $279 (was $299) at Motherswork, read 13 Oct 2026. No end date published.
WHAT IT IS: Pigeon's double electric pump, with a digital display on a compact motor and two Pigeon collection bottles in the box. Pigeon also sells a single wearable electric pump at $160, one of the cheapest branded wearables here. PRICE: $350 for the Magical Fit+ on Pigeon's Singapore store, the same as at Motherswork. Delivery is free above $60, in 4-6 working days.NO PROMO RIGHT NOW: Pigeon's Baby Fair Sales page says its October fair has ended and points to 2027, so the price is the regular one.BEST FOR: parents who prefer a Japanese brand with a local online store and spare parts sold separately.
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WHAT IT IS: imani is a South Korean pump maker with more than 15 years in the business. Its range covers in-bra wearables and a 2-in-1 iBox that works as either a hospital-grade pump or a wearable. LIST PRICES on imani's Singapore site: i2 Plus pair + dual charging dock $299, i2Plus Pro pair + dock $319, i1 Plus hospital-grade pump $339, iBox $399 and iBox Pro $419. A single i2Plus is $155.WHERE TO BUY: imani's own site does not take orders; it links to its Shopee and Lazada stores, and Motherswork stocks the iBox at $399.WARRANTY: imani quotes a 24-month manufacturer's warranty on the main pump in Singapore, with no warranty on parts and accessories.BEST FOR: mums who want a wearable pair with a charging dock under $300, or one machine that does both jobs (the iBox).
Get Deal| Pump | Type | Price | Was / list | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spectra S1 Pro | Hospital-grade double, battery | $409 | $560 | Spectra Baby SG |
| Medela Swing Maxi Hands-free | Double, wearable cups | $529 | $699 | Motherswork |
| Philips Avent Pump With Me | Double electric + warmer bundle | $499 to 31 Oct | $819.60 | Motherswork |
| eufy S2 Pro | Wearable, heated | $655 with code | $679 | eufy SG |
| Hegen Double Electric | Double electric | $350 (rent from $50) | - | Hegen |
| Momcozy S12 Pro | Wearable | $199 | $219 | Motherswork |
| Pigeon Magical Fit+ | Double electric | $350 | - | Pigeon SG |
| imani i2 Plus pair + dock | Wearable | $299 | - | Shopee, Lazada |
Every price, bundle and stock note above was read on 13 October 2026 from spectrababy.sg, hegen.com, shop.pigeon.com.sg, imani.sg, eufy.com/sg-en, medela.sg and the product listings on motherswork.com.sg. eufy's code prices come from the coupon data on its breast pump category page. We left out brands whose Singapore price we could not confirm on an official or major retailer page.
For most mums, the Spectra S1 Pro: a hospital-grade double electric pump with a built-in battery and 320 mmHg suction, $409 (RRP $560) on Spectra's Singapore store with a 2-year warranty. If you want to move around while pumping, the Medela Swing Maxi Hands-free is $529 (was $699) at Motherswork, and the eufy S2 Pro wearable is $655 with code WS24S2PSG.
If you will pump most feeds, start with a double electric pump such as the Spectra S1 Pro ($409) or Hegen ($350); they generally give stronger, more adjustable suction. Wearables like the Momcozy S12 Pro ($199) or eufy S2 Pro ($655) are best as a second pump for work and outings. Many mums end up owning one of each.
Yes. Hegen rents its double electric breast pump for $80 for 30 days with a set of flanges in your size, or $50 without accessories. 90 days costs $140 and 180 days $210, and you can add a breastfeeding workshop or lactation consultation for $90 each. Rentals are delivered within Singapore only.
Mummys Market's October fair ran 2-4 October 2026 and has ended. Its next fair is at Singapore Expo on 15-17 January 2027 (Fri-Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 11am-8pm). Until then, the only dated pump deal we found is Motherswork's Philips Avent Pump With Me bundle at $499, until 31 October 2026.
