ResMed has completed a total redesign of the Mirage Swift series of pillow masks. Changes can be seen on the headgear, pillow cushion, and overall performance.
Ultra-Quiet Almost twice as quiet than the original Swift and 71% quieter than the Swift II. The air vent is located on the frame instead of the cushion and disperses air gently downward more in line with natural breathing.
Small, Lightweight, and Travel Friendly At 2.3 ounces, this mask will not weigh you down. It has one of the smallest footprints that covers less of the face. The pillows rest gently just under the nose. The mask's frame is half the size of both previous Mirage Swift designs. It folds up for easy travel and comes with its own carrying case. The minimal design creates comfort and helps users with better therapy effectiveness and allows for reading or watching TV at bedtime, even with glasses on.
Improved Pillows Pillows now come with a dual-wall design that provides improved stability and comfort. Along with an added flexible pillow base, the cushion allows for movement without breaking the seal. All pillow sizes are interchangeable with the mask frame.
Headgear Unlike any headgear before, the Swift LT uses a patented rotating barrel to adjust the pillow angle. The stability arms expand to accommodate most facial widths including narrow or wide faces.
Easy Fitting The Swift LT comes with Small, Medium, and Large size pillows included and fitting is quick and easy. After initial fitting and adjustment of the Velcro straps, there is no need for daily readjustment.
Ease of Cleaning Assembly and disassembly are simple and easy, with very few parts, making for effortless cleaning or replacement of parts.
You can use our online sizing tool to find out which masks will work best with your facial structure.
If you still aren’t convinced that this is the mask for you, all you need to do is buy our Return Insurance and you can send it back within 30 days for a refund of the full purchase price. Read all about it here:
Swift LT
The Swift LT was challenged by the Breeze Sleepgear in Product Challenge 7.
The Swift LT beat the Breeze Sleepgear with a score of 36 to 14.
Product Challenges are head to head competitions between two similar products. Only real CPAP users determine the superior product after testing both in their home for a 2-3 week period.
What Participants liked about the Swift LT: "It is comfortable, portable, and quiet. The pillows are soft and flexible, and seem to almost ‘melt’ onto your nare." – Randall P.
Participants found the mask lightweight
Easy to clean due to snap in pillows and clearly marked parts for reassembly
Dual sided pillows offer a great seal
Secure enough for many active sleepers
What Participants want improved about this mask: "Much lighter and therefore more comfortable. After a few months of use, the straps lose their elasticity and need to be adjusted more frequently throughout the night." – Manfred S.
To find a good seal takes a lot of initial experimenting, but once achieved the seal stays intact.
Several mention a need for the mask to achieve a seal without agitating pressure points on the nasal septum and upper lip
Learn from Product Challenge participants about what you might experience with this product. View the Full Results.
Additional Product Challenge Results Swift LT
The Swift LT was challenged by the Opus 360 in Product Challenge 10.
The Swift LT tied with the Opus 360, as each was favored by 25 of the 50 participants.
Product Challenges are head to head competitions between two similar products. Only real CPAP users determine the superior product after testing both in their home for a 2-3 week period.
What Participants liked about the Swift LT mask: “I've tried 5 different masks (all nasal pillow style), and the Swift LT is the only one I like and the only one I will buy again.” – Ronald C
23 of those who selected the Swift LT mask did so because of the superior fit. The most common problem experienced by all participants was fit.
No participants experienced waking up with red marks on their face from the Swift LT
Many preferred the independently adjustable pillows
Most found the mask easy to clean do to snap in pillows and clearly marked parts for reassembly
What Participants want improved about this mask: “This mask [the Swift LT] is great if you adjust it to fit and then don't move. But if you are a 'active' sleeper you will be disappointed as you will often wake up and have to readjust to get your proper seal back.” – David G.
6 out of the 7 participants who mentioned their bed partners in their review requested a modified exhaust port. The air vented straight out, preventing participants from facing their partners in bed.
11 participants want a softer top attachment clip, similar to but more stable than the Velcro of the Opus 360
Several mention a need for the mask to achieve a seal without agitating pressure points on the nasal septum and upper lip
Learn from Product Challenge participants about what you might experience with this product. View the Full Results.
CPAP.com Comments
The Velcro retainer mentioned in the manufacturer's product insert is an "optional" item and not included in the package. Visit our website to purchase the Velcro Tube Retainer.
A prescription is required to buy this product. You may fax it to us at 1.866.353.2727 or 1.713.541.7370. If you are purchasing a CPAP, BiPAP or APAP machine, please make sure the pressure setting is indicated.
"There is a subset of users who noted irritation at the end of the nose with this. I am among them. It rubs and causes an abrasion, no doubt due to my unique anatomy. I keep this on hand as an emergency backup, but would only recommend purchase with the insurance policy for return...I use the Swift II and really like it."
Condensation
January 28, 2010
(1 out of 5) by Keith F, CA
"First let me say that I have used the Mirage Swift II for over a year and loved it. So when I saw the Swift LT's design, I thought that it looked like an improvement over the Swift II. The feel and comfort of the Swift LT is better. And for about 2 hours, I loved it, then I would got a nose full of water. I tried it for 4 days, Having to dump the condensation every few hours. After my first nose full on the 4th day, I went back to the Swift II, and have been back with that for the last week with no condensation. I don't know why, Maybe more exposure near the nose, but I tried everything I could think of to stop the condensation, but to no avail. (I do use a hose blanket, which I do recommend). If anyone has any suggestions, I would be happy to try it. Other wise, it has been retired to the closet, after a very short career."
I like it, but. . .
January 28, 2010
(4 out of 5) by Leonard V, FL
"I like this mask very much. I had previously been using the Comfort Gel Lite. This mask is very comfortable to wear and works on a totally different principle than the full cup contact type masks. It has a small cup that has soft insertions that go into the nares. If you move from your original sleeping position the nares inserts can come out and you have to fiddle with them to get them back in place. Overall though, I like the comfort and can put up with this minor annoyance."
January 28, 2010
(5 out of 5) by Anthony G, Senoia, GA
"Great new comfortable design and great value!!"
Deviated in my decision
January 28, 2010
(4 out of 5) by Mark D, TX
"I have only used two products in the past. The Comfort Curve and the original Mirage Swift. This mask is more comfortable than the original Swift by a large degree. Its claim that it is quieter than the original is very true. However, the air is exhausted straight in front of the mask making it uncomfortable for my wife if I roll over to face her. On a personal note, the prongs that are inserted into the base of the nose are very uncomfortable after wearing the device for more than about 3-4 hours due to my deviated septum. I am currently considering cutting the right prong down by a small margin to see if I can rectify the situation. Otherwise it is very comfortable."
Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 373 cpap.com customers. 
