DreamStation Auto CPAP Review - Tested By a CPAP User

[@rodamacher7857]

Great intro, sir. Thanks! I got mine today and will be using it for the first time tonight.

[@vibekevoll1770]

I got this machine last week but it is not without problems. I had a Resmed for 10 years with no problem but this Phiplips machine has a constant humming noice/sound in synch with my breathing.

[@davcar872]

The problem most likely comes from an ill-fitting mask. Sounds coming from a machine are not normal and should be returned.

[@ChrisLawley43]

Thank you for the review, this is the machine I will be getting this week I hope, My parents both use it and say it's great.

[@ileardgz7691]

Appreciate Video clip! Sorry for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you tried - Franaar Magic Dream Formula (probably on Google)? It is a good one off guide for eradicating sleep apnea and snoring without the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy at very last got excellent results with it.

[@tombarksdale5737]

I got a DreamStation a few months ago. After a few days use, the mask began leaking air from the front of the mask, a steady stream, Took me a while to realize this was not normal. Took machine back to provider, techie confirmed problem. Philips send me a new mask. Used three or four times--same problem! Anyone else had his experience?

[@NotesPusher]

Was this particular model on the recalled list?

[@fsufan]

Do you need a prescription

[@mcmondo6922]

What is the app so I can download it?

[@Cynical_Idealist_]

Thank you for the informative video! Everything was clearly presented and easy to understand. I've heard some concerns about a "swishing" sound that happens with each breath being loud enough to be disturbing with this model. Have you had any experience with such sounds?

[@davcar872]

I believe most complaints pertaining to noise from a machine arise from an improperly fitting mask. Technology in modern machines makes them all virtually whisper quiet. I have severe apnea with very high settings. The sound coming from my mask is quite loud but disappears the instant I put my mask on. In a completely quiet environment, the sound one hears is just their normal breathing only now they are consciously aware of it due to the use of wearing a mask. After a few nights of use, your body will adjust to the conscious use of wearing a mask and soon you will become unaware of your own sounds from breathing. A simple test for abnormal sounds from your machine is to power it on. The sound one hears should only be coming from the mask. Now put the mask under a pillow. The sound should disappear. If you still hear the same noise as while trying to sleep coming from the machine then it should be immediately returned. Do not allow anyone to tell you that the sound of your machine is normal. Any sounds should only be coming from your mask. My Dreamstation has been a lifesaver.

[@luv2craftcards]

Should air be coming out from the front of the mask, where the front tube is at?

[@angelasmith4785]

Thank you for the info! I’m new at this and watched a couple of your vids 🙂

[@rickr3447]

Do you find that that it is good at keeping your mouth from drying out? In other words, how is the humidifier? I love my ResMed AirSense10... but I have had it for years and cannot find a healthy balance between water dripping on my face and my mouth drying out to the point of torture. I have also read that this reservoir holds more water?

[@maureenpashley6530]

I have doubts about my humidifier because the water is very cold after using the nachine all night. Can anyone comment?

[@stevenwallace8069]

Previously had the ResMed for 11 years with no problems. Now using the DreamStation for the last month and it's working well, but there is a discernible fan pump noise in sync with my breathing I hear in the early a.m. hours if I awaken. It has not prevented me from going back to sleep, but it is irritating that I hear it at all. The ResMed never had this issue. Completely silent. Could this be a design flaw with the DreamStation? Hoping it does not get worse over time.

[@lovinabhatia5536]

please check your hose pipe and filter too

[@maureenpashley6530]

Mine is new and I get the same noise which is my breathing and it is annoying. Tonight I will use the ramp button to see if that improves it.

[@GV-jh9gx]

Hello . Can the pressure be adjust manually?? And is it a prescription required ? Thanks

[@tyronejones8395]

I received this machine from the VA five nights ago have yet to make it longer than 10 minutes makes noise every time you swallow it cuts off and gems air into you have an upset stomach and a splitting headache this thing is terrible

[@midnytblossom102]

Thank you! Im thinking of getting this one.

[@alemkebede4730]

Thanks for the Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Franaar Painless Smile Formula (just google it)? It is a great one of a kind product for crushing your snoring or sleep apnea problem minus the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my friend Sam got excellent success with it.

[@outforbeer]

what do you think of the idea of getting the dreamstation GO as everyday home device, not for travel

[@gosman949]

I have a ResMed S9 and really enjoy it. I tried the AirSense 10 and returned it. Too loud and doesn't hold much water. The DreamStation seems too big. Why do these companies upgrade their machines so little and take a long time before product cycles? My insurance will get me a new one for very little cost. What do you suggest?

[@jasonsims007]

He says he uses this. Why would you ask him what you should get? I know this is an old question but where’s common sense

[@gosman949]

@@jasonsims007 it appears I predicted the shortage and the Dream station fiasco. thanks for bringing this up. I now have the AirSense 11.

[@jasonsims007]

@@gosman949 shortage of what your pecker. Idk what fiasco you speak of. I picked up a Dreamstation 5100 for $100 that had a 1000 hours on it. I’ve also used S9 and s10 and this is better than both

[@gosman949]

@@jasonsims007 you don't know your history boy. The Dreamstation has been in recall and has disrupted the entire supply chain of CPAPs. Watch your comments, it shows your ignorance.

[@jasonsims007]

@@gosman949 tell that to he next person I resell it to. I’m not old or overweight so I don’t need one.

[@mohdali-xu4eg]

I need this and what an is the price

[@OnlyPathToTheTruth]

Hubby recently got one for around $800 with the heated unit. We paid twice, accidentally, and they shipped two. COVID stuff happened and we did not get the extra one shipped back on time, so we will be selling it soon. Still boxed up.

[@sunflowerdancecom]

Looks like it has not been marketed or advertised.

[@outforbeer]

I hear the phillip dreamstation is noisier than fisher/resmed

[@daylily82]

it is very quiet. my husband is worried sometimes that is is not on.

[@jasonsims007]

Wrong

[@rockythompson1012]

is this the DSX 200 model?

[@williamw.2610]

Thanks

[@dchillman]

"Whisper quiet" does not describe my brand-new Philips Dreamstation. It sounds more like a small jet engine. Really annoying.

[@davcar872]

Is the noise you hear coming from your mask or the machine? If from the machine then you should return it. Not normal at all regardless of brand. I have severe apnea with a very high setting. The air coming out of the mask does sound a bit like the sound you describe but is whisper quiet the instant I put my mask on. My dreamstation has been a life changer.

[@bradfennell1600]

You may like it and think it’s quiet but you’re going to get cancer or some other terrible ailment due to the carcinogenic foam that is installed in all these machines. Re: Class 1 FDA recall that all people need to stop using these machines. You might want to take this video down unless you really think it’s up to date about health and we’ll being for people out there!

[@uncleuncool]

If the machine drys you out without the humidifier, then apart from taking more money from the consumer, why would philips make a POS machine like that?

[@Skindoggiedog]

The way you use the word 'therapy' sucks.