Comparison
AirFit N20 or AirTouch N20?
The same nasal mask, two cushions: InfinitySeal silicone on the AirFit N20, UltraSoft memory foam on the AirTouch N20. Frame, three-size headgear and magnetic clips are identical. The real difference is upkeep: according to ResMed, the foam cushion cannot be washed and is replaced every month.
Updated September 16, 2026
InfinitySeal nasal mask with magnetic clips
The AirFit N20 is a ResMed nasal mask with an InfinitySeal silicone cushion and a soft frame that sits below the eyes. The headgear attaches with magnetic clips and the cushion comes in sizes S, M and L.
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N20 nasal mask with a foam cushion
The AirTouch N20 uses the AirFit N20 frame and magnetic headgear with an UltraSoft memory foam cushion. ResMed recommends replacing this cushion every month, with no daily cleaning.
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Side by side
Data published by the manufacturers. Rows that differ come first.
| Specification | AirFit N20 | AirTouch N20 |
|---|---|---|
| Cushion materialDiffers | silicone (InfinitySeal) | memory-foam (UltraSoft) |
| Launch yearDiffers | 2016 | 2020 |
| Sizes | S, M, L | S, M, L |
| Declared noise | 16 dBA at 1 m · 24 dBA sound power | 16 dBA at 1 m · 24 dBA sound power |
| 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 N20 if:
- Nose breathers who keep their mouth closed
- Side sleepers (a profile highlighted by ResMed)
- Glasses wearers who read or watch TV in bed (a profile highlighted by ResMed)
Watch out for
- Magnets in the frame and headgear clips: contraindicated if you or your bed partner has certain implants, and a 150 mm safety distance applies.
- The cushion covers the bridge of the nose.
- Nasal mask: if you breathe through your mouth, air escapes.
Rather the AirTouch N20 if:
- Sensitive skin (a profile highlighted by ResMed)
- Side sleepers (a profile highlighted by ResMed)
- Nose breathers who keep their mouth closed
Watch out for
- Magnets in the frame and headgear clips: contraindicated if you or your bed partner has certain implants, and a 150 mm safety distance applies.
- Consumable cushion: monthly replacement, never submerged or cleaned with household products.
- The cushion covers the bridge of the nose.
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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