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Comparison

AirFit P10 vs AirFit F20

The classic decision: minimal nasal seal versus full face coverage for mouth breathing.

ResMed

AirFit P10

Contact map Derived from design

  • Bridge of nose No contact
  • Nostrils Seals here
  • Upper lip No contact
  • Chin No contact
  • Cheeks No contact

Contact zones follow from the mask's design — where the cushion physically sits — not from manufacturer claims or user reports. Fit varies by face.

ResMed

AirFit F20

Contact map Derived from design

  • Bridge of nose Seals here
  • Nostrils Seals here
  • Upper lip No contact
  • Chin Seals here
  • Cheeks Seals here

Contact zones follow from the mask's design — where the cushion physically sits — not from manufacturer claims or user reports. Fit varies by face.

What differs

Specifications are Manufacturer stated . Fit and contact rows are Derived from design .

AirFit P10 AirFit F20
Mask type Nasal pillow mask Full face mask
Cushion sizes XS · S · M · L S · M · L
Mouth breathing Not suitable Suitable
Side sleeping Suitable Not published
Full beard Suitable Not suitable
Glasses in bed Suitable Not suitable
Bridge of nose No contact Seals here
Chin No contact Seals here
Cheeks No contact Seals here

9 of 16 attributes differ. Rows where both masks are identical are collapsed below, because a comparison that lists everything hides the decision.

Show the 7 attributes that are the same
Tube position Both: front
Stomach sleeping Neither published
Weight Neither published
Declared sound level Both: 21 dBA
Cushion replacement Neither published
Nostrils Both: Seals here
Upper lip Both: No contact

Neither mask is presented as better. Which one seals on your face is something only trying it can settle, and both should be confirmed with the clinician managing your therapy. ApneaAuthority earns commission on some retailer links; this never affects what we list or the order it appears in.