AirMini™ Travel CPAP Machine Bundle with AirFit™ F20 Full Face Mask

I have had multiple Airsense 10 machines and it is a little bulky to travel with and it is a pain getting distilled water when I arrive at my destination. The AirMini is much easier to pack and I am thrilled to be able to use the HumidX cartridges with AirFit F20 Full Mask.

Purchased the AirMini and used for the first time on vacation about 6 weeks later. The noise (air flow) through the hose elbow was quite loud when compared with my AIrsSense 11 which I really like.. I switched the AirMini hose and elbow to a standard hose and elbow I use on my AirSense 11 using a universal adapter. This was quieter but my blood oxygen dropped several points when measured with a pulse oximeter. I switched back to the AirMini specific hose and elbow with my F20 mask and blood oxygen was fine. Here is the takeaway: Know that when you purchase the AirMini and the box, it's yours, no returns unless there is a manufacturing defect. If you can't sleep with the noise and decide to try some alternate hose/mask configurations that are not AirMini specific, get a good pulse oximeter and check your blood oxygen before starting therapy and sometime during. My issue may not be an issue for most as I had COVID pneumonia about 5 months ago so I check my blood oxygen with a pulse oximeter. With the AirMini hose and elbow, I did get "use to" the airflow noise and my blood oxygen was OK.

I only use this CPAP machine when I am traveling or visiting relatives. Its small and easy to assemble. I recommend reading the reviews before ordering. It is limited on mask, a little noise and is priced a little high for a travel CPAP. I recommend purchasing it in a bundle the first time then tweaking your accessories - mask and tubing - later.

Just rec'd the Travel sized CPAP. Never had one, and wanted to try it out. When I bring my regular CPAP on travel, it is subject to possible damage each time. And then I am left away from home with no working unit. And sleepless nights! I tried this out at home for one night and seems to work OK. It's a little louder than my normal CPAP, but the HumidPak dims the sound a little better. Waiting to see how multiple nights away from home use will work out. Hopefully there will be no problems. Or I will be back on this site to give update.

This mask and machine are a delight to use. My old machine had the heavier gel mask so it took a while to get used to the lighter mask. I was also pleasantly surprised as many reviews said the machine was noisy ,but I did not find that to be the case. Well satisfied with this selection.

This mask and machine are a delight to use. My old machine had the heavier gel mask so it took a while to get used to the lighter mask. I was also pleasantly surprised as many reviews said the machine was noisy ,but I did not find that to be the case. Well satisfied with this selection.

The AirMini Travel CPAP is easy to assemble/disassemble and easy to use. I tried it out last night at home to see how it works. I am very pleased and will travel with it today. The only suggestion I have is to use a shorter air hose. The machine is small and light enough to put on the bed, and the bulkiest component is the hose. A hose half the length would suffice, and would be much easier to pack.

Two business trips with this machine so far. I am a mouth breather when I sleep, so I was extremely worried about dryness, but there was no excessive dryness with a full-face mask when compared to my regular ResMed device at home. Pros: TINY! I'm almost embarrassed to bring this thing on the plane because it gets mistaken for some kind of purse or clutch-bag LOL. Perfect size for a business traveler, but you may want to buy a medical device ID tag to avoid odd looks. Full-face mask option works well, and there is no noticeable increase in dryness over my full-face mask with my full-size ResMed at home. No issues with pressure (I'm usually around 15). Passive humidification method is acceptable, no odd/unpleasant smells. Remember to change the humidifier insert every 30 days. Cons: More noise than my full-size ResMed, most noticeable when breathing at pressure. Not obnoxious, but noticeable. For me this isn't a deal-breaker, as I find the low wooshing sounds to be quite soothing. I strongly recommend the optional mounting kit. While the first trip proved it will usually stay put on the night-stand, an active sleeper could find the thing in bed with them in the AM. The mounting kit comes with a great bracket device that lets you clip this to a nightstand drawer and hold it in place. Does NOT use just any mask - you will be limited to the approved masks. I'll note that there are several options, but only one for full-face. Luckily for me, it was a mask type I've used and liked in the past, but not everyone will find a comfortable choice. Overall - great travel device. Definitely recommended for those of us on the road. Humidification system works for full-face users just fine in my own opinion. We're used to dry-mouth even with active humidification, and it was no more noticeable with this unit. Ensure you are ok with some extra noise, and that one or more of the approved masks suits your needs and comfort before buying.

Two business trips with this machine so far. I am a mouth breather when I sleep, so I was extremely worried about dryness, but there was no excessive dryness with a full-face mask when compared to my regular ResMed device at home. Pros: TINY! I'm almost embarrassed to bring this thing on the plane because it gets mistaken for some kind of purse or clutch-bag LOL. Perfect size for a business traveler, but you may want to buy a medical device ID tag to avoid odd looks. Full-face mask option works well, and there is no noticeable increase in dryness over my full-face mask with my full-size ResMed at home. No issues with pressure (I'm usually around 15). Passive humidification method is acceptable, no odd/unpleasant smells. Remember to change the humidifier insert every 30 days. Cons: More noise than my full-size ResMed, most noticeable when breathing at pressure. Not obnoxious, but noticeable. For me this isn't a deal-breaker, as I find the low wooshing sounds to be quite soothing. I strongly recommend the optional mounting kit. While the first trip proved it will usually stay put on the night-stand, an active sleeper could find the thing in bed with them in the AM. The mounting kit comes with a great bracket device that lets you clip this to a nightstand drawer and hold it in place. Does NOT use just any mask - you will be limited to the approved masks. I'll note that there are several options, but only one for full-face. Luckily for me, it was a mask type I've used and liked in the past, but not everyone will find a comfortable choice. Overall - great travel device. Definitely recommended for those of us on the road. Humidification system works for full-face users just fine in my own opinion. We're used to dry-mouth even with active humidification, and it was no more noticeable with this unit. Ensure you are ok with some extra noise, and that one or more of the approved masks suits your needs and comfort before buying.

I have used CPAP devices for over 10 years and the one drawback has always been traveling. This CPAC machine is amazingly small, light and works well with the full face mask. It could easily replace the much larger CPAP machine by my bed.