I've been using the cup so far, which I was also happy with, but now I wanted to try the menstrual discs.
I liked the price/performance ratio of this model and also the fact that it comes in two sizes. I can't say whether the more expensive models advertised on Facebook/Insta are better.

I've now tested the smaller one and found it easier to insert than the cup. However, positioning it correctly is a bit tricky at first; it's best to run your finger along the edge a little to see if it has really expanded and hasn't remained compressed.

When it's in the right place, it works wonderfully and has allowed me to do strength training, cycling, and running without any leaks. I don't feel it and there's no negative pressure like with a cup, and the material is also easier/better to compress.

Hands-free emptying also works very well, and I find it's very easy to rinse in the sink between uses.

When removing it, it's a bit messier than with the cup because it compresses and spills a bit – it doesn't bother me personally on the toilet. But if you have problems with that, you might want to get a different model with an overflow guard on the rim.

For me, the rim could be a bit firmer, as you can't feel it anyway, and I imagine it would be easier to unfold into the correct position.

I've felt a bit more secure with the cup lately because it's more obvious whether it's in place – but I don't miss the vacuum and think the disc will fit easily with more use and practice.

I would still always recommend a panty liner or menstrual underwear in case something slips out or there are still "leftovers" after insertion.

The flap seems sturdy to me, but even without it, you can easily remove the cup thanks to the small indentation (it wouldn't be a negative point for me if the flap breaks).

Was a gift for a friend who loved it.