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AirFit P10 or AirFit P30i?

Two ResMed nasal pillows masks: the pillows sit at the nostrils, with nothing on the bridge of the nose. The P10 connects the tube in front of the face and comes in four pillow sizes, with a QuietAir vent declared at 13 dBA at one meter. The P30i routes the tube over the top of the head, with three pillow sizes, two frame sizes and 14 dBA declared.

Updated September 16, 2026

Nasal pillowsResMed AirFit P10

ResMed's light and quiet nasal pillows

A three-part nasal pillows mask, with pillows that sit at the entrance of the nostrils and elastic headgear you slip on in one move. ResMed declares 13 dBA at one meter thanks to its woven QuietAir vent.

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Nasal pillowsResMed AirFit P30i

Nasal pillows with a top-of-head tube

A nasal pillows mask whose soft frame delivers air through the top of the head, with no tube in front of the face. ResMed declares 14 dBA at one meter with its QuietAir vent.

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Side by side

Data published by the manufacturers. Rows that differ come first.

SpecificationAirFit P10AirFit P30i
SizesDiffersXS, S, M, LS, M, L
Declared noiseDiffers13 dBA at 1 m · 21 dBA sound power14 dBA at 1 m · 21 dBA sound power
Top-of-head tubeDiffersNoYes
MagnetsNoNo
Nose bridgeFree, the mask does not touch itFree, the mask does not touch it
AirMini compatibleNoNo

Which one for you?

Rather the AirFit P10 if:

  • Nose breathing, mouth closed
  • Noise-sensitive bed partner
  • First mask, looking for simplicity

Watch out for

  • Nasal pillows: if you breathe through your mouth, air escapes.
  • Not compatible with the AirMini: you need the "AirFit P10 for AirMini" version.

Rather the AirFit P30i if:

  • Side, stomach or restless sleepers
  • Nose breathing, mouth closed
  • Reading or glasses in bed

Watch out for

  • Nasal pillows: if you breathe through your mouth, air escapes.
  • Not compatible with the AirMini according to ResMed.

CPAP Ranker analysis, written from the manufacturers' documents. It is not a patient review and does not replace your equipment provider.

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