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The CPAP Machines Worth Buying, Compared.

ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet

Home CPAP$960
BeginnersUsers who prefer simplicityBudget-conscious (vs AirSense 11)

The proven workhorse — a decade of reliability and simplicity.

The AirSense 10 is ResMed's legendary previous-gen auto-CPAP. It lacks the touchscreen and some smart features of the 11, but its rock-solid algorithm and straightforward dial interface have earned a loyal following over 10+ years.

Common Questions

Is it quiet?
Exceptionally quiet at 26.6 dBA — one of the quietest home machines ever made.
Is it easy to use?
Very simple. Physical dial and buttons with a clear color LCD. No learning curve.
Can I travel with it?
FAA-approved and universal voltage, but at 2.75 lbs it's a home machine at heart.
How does it track my sleep?
Built-in cellular uploads to the myAir app and AirView clinician portal automatically.
Is the humidifier good?
Great. Integrated HumidAir humidifier with optional ClimateLineAir heated tube for full climate control.
What masks work?
Universal — works with all standard CPAP masks.
How much does it cost?
Around $960 retail. Often available refurbished for less. Insurance typically covers it.
Who is this NOT for?
If you want the latest smart features, touchscreen, or over-the-air updates, step up to the AirSense 11.

✦ Pros

  • Decade-proven AutoSet algorithm trusted by clinicians worldwide
  • Exceptionally quiet at 26.6 dBA
  • Simple dial-and-button interface — zero learning curve
  • Integrated heated humidifier with climate control
  • Massive aftermarket accessories and support ecosystem
  • Lower price than the AirSense 11

✦ Cons

  • No touchscreen — physical dial only
  • No over-the-air firmware updates
  • Being phased out in favor of the AirSense 11
  • Slightly larger and heavier than the 11

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