Myth or fact?

Good evening all! Currently battling preggo insomnia and JUST as I think I can fall asleep/ THIS thought hits me:

I saw a video that claims hands free/cordless wearables are not meant to be used as a primary pump (see lansinoh discrete duo, mom cozy s1 pro etc), rather just for convenience sake and don’t fully empty you. Is that true? Or is that more of a matter that the pump that one person tried maybe just wasn’t the one for that person?

I really don’t want to be tethered to a wall all the time or have bottles hanging from my chest while I try to get housework done. I’m a klutz and already turn corners too soon and crash into walls that I’ve been navigating for years 🤣. I can only imagine that happening and spilling milk all over myself.

So is there a pump that has the breast cups vs hanging bottles that are more recommended as a primary pump? Bonus points for maybe optional wall connections or wireless?

My insurance is encouraging me to order my pump now (27w) if I plan on pumping because they are experiencing a delay in delivery and want to be sure it’s not arriving to me late. Which I appreciate. When asked what my options were they said “we don’t have options. Tell your OB to write you an order for your pump of choice and then it goes Through an approval process. But we don’t cover the totally wireless ones until you return to work, but sometimes we cover the hands free ones with tubes.” So now I’m lost, sleep deprived and overwhelmed with choices. Called my OB and they are on board to write the order early but no help as far as to which. I’ll be most likely putting a tubeless hands free one on my registry but still.

Help? Please? lol. And now that I’ve dropped all my thoughts I’m going to try to sleep 🤣 have a great night all.