Respironics CPAP Travel Briefcase

This is the best CPAP case I've had, and it's become my regular carryon for traveling. The CPAP machine, power cords, mask, and tubing fit easily, and there is plenty of space left for additional items (travel alarm clock, meds, cell power cords, etc.). The laptop section is great - I even detach it sometimes and use it separately for just carrying my laptop. This is the best travel accessory I've purchased in a long time.

This case is the perfect travel size for my DreamStation CPAP, masks, hose, connection plugs, distilled water bottles & sanitizing machine. In addition, I can separate the "briefcase" portion and just use the main CPAP case, with it's padded separators. Airlines will allow this case through as carry-on and yet, it has many extra pockets & padded areas for other uses, such as laptops, ipads, etc. Love this case!

I got this travel briefcase to hold my DreamStation Go Auto Travel CPAP Machine with the optional humidifier & overnight battery and and all of the necessary supplies and it has worked out beautifully! I put the CPAP-proper in one of the compartments (with a coushy spacer to make up the depth) and I put the humidifier and battery in another (separated by a layer of bubble-wrap that I harvested from the cpap.com packaging). Everything else went into the other compartments as expected. Perfect fit! My laptop and travel peripherals went into the detachable side and I was good to go. I’ve only used it in a road trip so far; I’m not looking forward to a future TSA screening. But, I can’t think that it will be MORE inconvenient With this briefcase than with other setups I’ve used in the past. But, this briefcase will make getting to and from the TSA screening a good deal more convenient.

A bit large BUT I can pack my CPAP, travel nebulizer, a change of underwear and toiletries.

I was convinced the people who make Philips Respironics travel cases had never traveled or used a CPAP machine before. Finally a CPAP travel case that actually allows space for a CPAP mask. What a break through. No more cramming my mask on top of the machine and hoping the front connector doesn't get snapped off. It also has the sleeve along the back that slides down over my luggage handle to keep it from falling off the top of my luggage while getting around the airport. This features a slim laptop case on top of the case that can be zipped off as a detachable separate case if all you want to carry around is your laptop once you get to your destination. Didn't expect that, but it's brilliant.

I needed something that would put room back in my 20 inch International roll aboard. That is all I travel with for months at a time and having to put my Bipap in there really limited me in what I could carry. Now I can carry a second pair of shoes which, if you travel much is a real gem, and I can get an extra sweater in the mix. This bag, because it holds medical equipment is a fee free bag, So now I can get my computer, I use for writing and work, in this bag and it rides free too....LoL Great Idea here. You need one.

The product us ok, but it is not what I would have chosen if that option was available. I just wanted to replace the one that came with the cpap. The zipper broke.

The travel briefcase is great I should have got this a long time ago.

First of all, kudos to the designers/manufacturers for realizing that this is a definitely needed niche product. Both the laptop and CPAP are carry-on items. If you check either of these as baggage, you're taking a real risk that one or both will be damaged. Being able to keep both devices in one well-constructed, well thought-out bag is super convenient. The compartments and storage areas are easily accessible and conveniently placed. I didn't score this as a 5 because the laptop portion is just too small. Once you load-up the CPAP side with the unit, hose, mask, power supply, etc. there just isn't sufficient room on the laptop side to include a power supply, mouse, network cable, etc. for the laptop. I really had to cram things in to make everything fit. At that point, it seemed over-stuffed so I took the CPAP power supply and hose out and put it in my checked bag. That left room for the laptop power supply and mouse in the CPAP side. If the computer side of this bag was 10-20% bigger, the bag would be perfect. Right now, it's just a little too cramped for comfort.

I thought the travel bag would be a lot sleeker than it is. It looks just like a big black box. Not very impressed by the style of the bag. I wouldn't have purchased the bag if I knew this is how it was going to look.

If it had wheels, it would be perfect.

This briefcase meets my needs of having the CPAP in a safe carry-on luggage. It is easy to access the contents as needed. Depending on the space expected, I have used it with and without the laptop compartment attachment - this is a nice feature.