ResMed AirMini™ AutoSet Travel CPAP Machine

Great solution for traveling. Works well but is louder than my Airsense 10. I'll take the extra sound for portability and ease of travel use. (I wouldn't use it as my everyday machine.)

I did use the HumidX for my standard airtouch f20 mask with it.

I also used an adapter so I could use standard tubing and masks. (You can buy it or 3D print it.)

Compact, easy to use, and effective, it's my latest travel companion. The entire kit literally takes up less than half the amount of space of my Airsense 10. I travel/camp on my motorcycle, so the AirMini's small size is a huge advantage. I use a F20 full-face mask along with the ResMed HumidX™ F20 Waterless Humidifier Cartridges, which are on the expensive side. But the size advantage far out-weighs the slight added cost of the cartridges. Since the Airsense 10 is essentially silent, the slight whooshing sound from the AirMini setup took a night to get used to. Now, I don't even notice it. I highly recommend this device if size, weight, and ease of use are important to you.

One of the issues with this travel pap is it is made to ONLY use a ResMed mask. I cannot use any ResMed masks. I have tested many paps and masks and the only mask that I can use is made by Fisher Paykel. Are department explained this to many patients and recommended they just take the regular pap.

It's compact but fully functional. Easy to set up and the app is informative. After a couple of nights on it I'm happy but I still need to learn how to ramp up the pressure quicker. It starts and stays at 5 cm H2O too long which is not quite enough for me. I definitely need to add a heat and moisture exchanger because I get moisture in the tubing. I hope it lasts for a few years of intermittent use.

I’ve been wanting a travel Cpap for a while but didn’t want to go back to sleep clinic for yet another test. Y’all made easy n quick. My machine is relatively quiet but certain Cpap mask are more noisy than others. I’ve found my happy middle.