Auto CPAP Machines (APAP machines)

Automatic pressure that helps you breathe easier through the night.

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What Is an APAP Machine?

Auto CPAP machines, also called APAP (Automatic Positive Airway Pressure), adapt to your breathing patterns in real time to deliver the right amount of air pressure with every breath. Unlike a fixed pressure CPAP machine that delivers one steady number regardless of what’s happening in your airway, an APAP machine measures resistance breath by breath and adjusts within a prescribed range depending on what you need at that moment. The machine lowers pressure when the airway is stable and increases it when it detects resistance, such as snoring or a partial airway blockage. As a result, average pressure across the night is typically lower with an APAP machine than with a fixed-pressure CPAP machine. Both auto-adjusting CPAP machines and fixed models are equally effective at treating obstructive sleep apnea, but some notice a difference in their comfort with APAP.

This page covers the equipment itself, not medical guidance, so always confirm your pressure settings with your provider. If you haven't been diagnosed yet, a home sleep test can get you the prescription you need, no lab visit required. 


Explore Our APAP Machine Selection

The Resmed AirSense 10 AutoSet and AirSense 11 AutoSet are Resmed's longest-running APAP machines and remain the standard in APAP therapy. The AirSense 10 includes AutoRamp, EPR pressure relief, built-in humidification, and myAir tracking. The AirSense 11 builds on the AirSense 10 with added support for beginners, a sleeker design, a touchscreen, and AutoSet for Her.

The React Health G3 X is the newest machine in this lineup. It offers a smart pressure algorithm, foam-free construction, and a 5-year warranty. Its comfort features are comparable to Resmed's: Smart A technology adjusts pressure similarly to AutoSet, and Reslex handles exhale pressure relief similarly to EPR.

The AirMini AutoSet and Transcend Micro 510 are built for travel, delivering home-quality therapy in a compact form. Both also work well as a backup to a primary home machine.

Certified pre-owned AirSense 10 AutoSet and AirMini units are available at a lower cost. All pre-owned units are professionally inspected and sanitized before sale.


Machine-and-Mask Bundles

Buying a machine and mask together confirms compatibility and removes the guesswork. Bundles are available in full face, nasal, and nasal pillow styles, filter by mask style to find the right fit.


Machine

Full Face Mask

Nasal Mask

Nasal Pillow Mask

AirSense 10 AutoSet

AirFit F20, AirFit F40

AirFit N20, AirFit N30i

AirFit P10, AirFit P30i

AirSense 11 AutoSet

AirFit F20, AirFit F40

AirFit N20, AirTouch N30i

AirFit P10

React Health G3 X

DreamWear, Nova Nasal, Nova Micro

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AirMini AutoSet

AirFit F20, AirTouch F20, AirFit F30

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AirFit P10

Transcend Micro 510

F&P Nova Micro (Power, Off Grid, Essentials bundles)

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Shop APAP Machines at CPAP.com

Once you've settled on APAP as your therapy type, this collection covers the range, from the AirSense line to travel-sized options and certified pre-owned units. Our support team can help with equipment questions, though we'll always point you back to your provider for anything related to your specific pressure settings. Browse the collection, backed by our 60-Night Guarantee.


FAQs - Auto CPAP Machines (APAP machines) Collection

What makes APAP machines different from traditional CPAP machines?

APAP machines, or auto CPAP machines, differ from traditional fixed-pressure CPAP machines by automatically adjusting therapy pressure on a breath-by-breath basis. This ensures you receive the lowest necessary pressure to treat your sleep apnea at any given moment, providing comfortable, personalized therapy.

How can an APAP machine help me if I have allergies or congestion?

If you have allergies or congestion, an APAP machine can be a great choice. It will automatically detect your breathing patterns and adjust pressure levels accordingly, ensuring you receive effective therapy year-round, even during peak allergy season.

Are APAP machines a good choice for active sleepers who toss and turn?

Yes, APAP machines are an excellent choice for active sleepers. As you toss and turn throughout the night, your APAP will automatically adjust to your changing positions, maintaining optimal therapy pressure and helping you sleep soundly.

Will an APAP machine adapt to my needs if I experience weight changes?

Absolutely. Whether you lose or gain weight, your APAP machine will adapt to your changing needs. It will continue to deliver the ideal therapy pressure, ensuring you maintain optimal treatment even as your body changes.

I'm struggling with my current CPAP machine. Could an APAP be a better fit for me?

If you find the fixed pressure of your current CPAP machine uncomfortable, an APAP machine may be a better fit. APAPs offer a more natural, adaptive therapy experience by automatically adjusting pressure levels to your unique breathing patterns, which can lead to increased comfort and compliance.

Who shouldn't use an auto CPAP mahcine?

Auto CPAP machines work well for a lot of people with obstructive sleep apnea, but they aren't a good fit for everyone. Your doctor may suggest alternative treatments if you have one of the following conditions. Always talk to your healthcare provider before making changes to your sleep apnea treatment plan.

  • Central or complex sleep apnea
  • Cheyne–Stokes breathing
  • Severe COPD
  • Severe obesity hypoventilation
  • Opioid-related breathing issues
  • Neuromuscular conditions
  • Need very high-pressure CPAP therapy

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