Comparison
AirFit F20 or AirTouch F20?
The same full face mask, two cushions: silicone on the AirFit F20, memory foam on the AirTouch F20. Parts are interchangeable, so the choice is mostly about how it feels on the skin and how often you replace the cushion.
Updated September 14, 2026
ResMed's classic full face mask
A full face mask covering the nose and mouth, offered in three cushion sizes and three headgear sizes. The headgear attaches with magnetic clips, and a non-magnetic version exists.
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The full face mask with a foam cushion
A full face mask whose memory foam cushion replaces silicone, compatible with the AirFit F20 frame. ResMed recommends replacing the cushion every month.
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Side by side
Data published by the manufacturers. Rows that differ come first.
| Specification | AirFit F20 | AirTouch F20 |
|---|---|---|
| SizesDiffers | S, M, L | Not specified |
| Cushion materialDiffers | silicone (InfinitySeal) | memory foam (ResMed UltraSoft) |
| Declared noiseDiffers | 23 dBA at 1 m · 30 dBA sound power | Not specified |
| Launch yearDiffers | Not specified | 2017 |
| Magnets | Yes | Yes |
| Top-of-head tube | No | No |
| Nose bridge | Covered by the mask | Covered by the mask |
| AirMini compatible | Yes | Yes |
Which one for you?
Rather the AirFit F20 if:
- Mouth breathers
- People looking for a classic full face mask
Watch out for
- Magnets: contraindicated with some implants, see the warning
- Cushion rests on the bridge of the nose
Rather the AirTouch F20 if:
- Mouth breathers
- Skin sensitive to silicone
Watch out for
- Cushion to replace every month
- Magnets: contraindicated with some implants, see the warning
CPAP Ranker analysis, written from the manufacturers' documents. It is not a patient review and does not replace your equipment provider.
At least one of these masks contains magnets. Manufacturers advise against them if you or your bed partner have certain medical implants. The full warning and its source are on the page of each mask concerned.
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