ResMed AirMini - The Ultimate Guide

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Are you interested in the ResMed AirMini CPAP Machine? Look no further! This video has all the information you need.
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00:00 - AirMini Ultimate Guide
00:25 - AirMini Size & Weight
01:30 - What ResMed Removed
03:15 - AirMini Open Box
04:30 - HumidX & HumidX Plus
06:00 - ActiveAir Technology
07:30 - AirMini CPAP Masks
07:50 - AirFit P10
08:16 - AirFit N20
09:05 - AirFit N30
09:40 - AirFit F20
11:00 - AirFit F30
11:40 - AirMini Mask Adapters
13:26 - Using AirMini Masks With Other Machines
15:11 - AirMini Accessories
17:35 - Power Solutions / Batteries
22:25 - AirMini Setup Guide / App

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day mates, there is an Easter Egg hidden in this one and channel members get the first chance to find it. First one to comment on this thread with the time stamp and what it is will win a SleepHQ O2 Ring. I'll even give you access to our new O2 app

[@micmilk007]

25:24 the Guitar 🎸 change ☺️

[@CPAPReviews]

@Michael M .Well played brother! The old lady gave me the Maton and the mates gave me the taylor for my 30th bday. Shoot me an email [e-mail] with your address and mob number and ill organise the rest 🕵🏻‍♂️🥳

[@ropro9817]

I've been using the AirSense 11 for almost a month now (1st time CPAP user) and TBH, I never use the built-in screen since I'm using auto settings configured by my doctor. If I did need to override any settings, I'd much rather use a mobile app on a bigger screen to do this. Also, IMH, using a cellular modem to transmit data is a huge design flaw which just adds bloat to the overall cost and maintenance of the machine. It should just use Bluetooth or standard WiFi instead. I've not used any of the detailed data provided via SD card yet either. But if I did want to use it, again, I'd prefer if it were made available via standard Bluetooth or WiFi and autosyncing to an app like SleepHQ so that I don't have to keep shuttling data back and forth via a physical SD card.

[@ropro9817]

Lol, I see that Resmed is taking a page out of Apple's playbook with the proprietary connectors, dongle hell and even basic accessories sold separately. Think they can get away with this for very long? Is the market (i.e. us!) that captive?

[@tobyhansen3617]

Missing my heated cord. It blows cold air.

[@msjonyba1234]

Clicked for the thumbnail, stayed for the information. Holy HELL. 😂😭

[@PanicAttackOshawa]

I've learned more from your channel in a couple days than from my doctor in 2 years using the CPAP

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad to hear it mate. Cheers

[@ultramalakian]

Amazing. I'm in Canada, and while I found some stuff, no one goes into the machine as in-depth and in detail as you do. You are helping thousands of people with these videos, I'm sure. Keep up the great work!

[@msclbroflx]

For anyone on the fence on buying the air mini. Just buy it. Excellent for travel. Used it on airplane no issue and so easy to pack and carry for a minimalist nomad traveler. Worth the expense. Highly recommend.

[@pa4life]

Which adapter do you use to connect to battery?

[@jc10907Sealy]

Agree so great for traveling

[@melaniedewberry6274]

trying to fix the noise issue

[@chappo5410]

Thanks for this great detailed explanation

[@rc2257]

Disagree. Some people have trouble trying to tolerate the Air Mini’s high noise levels.

[@RodneyThomasII]

Just purchased an AirMini, this is a great video, especially learning how to get into the setup menu!

[@302sparkette]

Thanks for the info. I did not know that the ResMed 10 had an endcap! Wonderful! Makes smaller for travel! Thank you so much!

[@AdamFrugoli]

I got mine last month after watching your videos. I travel about 60 days throughout the year. It’s a pain traveling with the AirSense 11, packing, finding h2o, drying and packing. I’ve honest accidentally left it at TSA once. The Air Mini changes all that. I’m on my 7th night with the AirMini it makes travel with sleep apnea so much better. I wish the data went to my AirSense 11 ResMed account.

[@songbirdofva]

You should put a contact card inside the case so that if you leave it at TSA checkpoint they will get it to you. :-)

[@casper1959]

Mate, your videos are so informative and also fun. I'm really happy there is someone like you to watch about CPAP. You make things sensible and you come across as a friend. From a Pom to an Aussie, thank you and good luck for your channel's future.

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you brother, appreciate the kindness

[@mcooper6597]

Been using mine for travel for several years. Love the attachments for securing it under a matress or on a drawer of a night table. Very handy & I can fit everything in that bag that's provided. It definitely is noisier and I experience a dry mouth most nights. I do use the HumidX plus. You get used to the noise and I still think it is worth using.

[@joolzmac1]

Mate, you are a Godsend for cpap users! I’ve learned so much since I’ve been watching you. I use a Medistrom Pilot-24 Lite battery with my Air-mini when we go camping. Using that converter, I can charge the battery in the car while travelling. The Medistrom will power my Airsense 10 Auto set overnight but I barely get 6 hours due to the heated hose. I have an unheated hose from my old Airsense 10 Elite so will try that to see what battery time I get.I do find the Air Mini noisy as that exhalation point with the Humidix cartridge is close to my head. But over all, very handy dandy when we aren’t near 240v power. Eg caravan park. Thanks for all your tips and tricks! 😊

[@angappanlpl]

Beautiful Explanation, Very Clear.

[@brockachoo]

I loooove my little buddy the ResMed AirMini. It's so good. Best CPAP I've had

[@lostupover]

If only I'd known about that USB C cable a week or so ago. I just went and bought some parts to make my own! Oh well, nice little project to work on I guess. Cheers for the video

[@lsta2rrs]

The BEST product review videos EVER (this one & your Z2-Auto travel CPAP video). Thank you SO, SO, SO much for being so clear, informative, and engaging.

[@jgkcpa]

Thank you from the US, great instructional video.

[@chopstx4u207]

Funny thumbnail! Great vid. I just order the mentioned parts to run my air sense 10 in your camping configuration. Thanks for the great information. I was thinking about the mini, however ill try this first.

[@eileeneads5910]

I have been using an AirMini for travel for about 4 years. I hacked the hose way back when I got it to use my Bleep with it and that had the unexpected (and serendipitous!) side effect of significantly reducing the noise level. I use a soft-sided lunch box as a carry case (holds AirMini, hose, power supply, mask, power adapter, and silicone eye mask)...very small and fits in either my backpack or large purse, whichever I happen to be traveling with!

[@danielleprice67]

Does that dry you out since there is no humidity?

[@melaniedewberry6274]

what is the "Bleep"

[@eileeneads5910]

@@danielleprice67 I tend to use lower humidity at home. I do sometimes notice it's drier but prefer the trade-of for the size. What I miss more in the winter is my heated hose 😊. I find the tip of my nose gets cold! 🙄 but I manage on trips

[@eileeneads5910]

@@melaniedewberry6274 it's a mask that had y no head great or straps. Attaches to the outside of nose (nothing goes in) with medical grade adhesive. No leaks, no strap marks, no exhaust into eyes, works great for me!

[@melaniedewberry6274]

@@eileeneads5910 I'm trying to visualize this. sounds like it would work. do you have an image?

[@emmett3067]

I've used the Resmed AirMini as my daily model for the last four years. I travel frequently (except COVID!) so wanted something smaller than the other models which are all huge and look like something from 30 years ago. I've used the AirMini with the nasal P10 mask and no HME filter for years, no issue with dryness or moisture without having the HME filter.

[@dougburton001]

Do you find the exhalation port noisy without the filter?

[@emmett3067]

@@dougburton001 There's a noise, no doubt but doesn't impact me or my wife (or mistress!) Given breath while sleeping tends to be quite rhythmic while sleeping so the noise becomes background /white noise.

[@RandomSHO]

I bought an air mini for camping. it saves so much weight and room. with my exp pro 72 battery I easily get 4 nights out of it.

[@dpatterson9540]

I bought mine from easy breathe for $50/payment plan since insurance doesn't pay for travel CPAPs. Best thing ever to have as a backup or for travel or if I want to take naps downstairs on my couch rather than go to my bed. The humidifier cartridge is pretty cool not having to spill water everywhere.

[@mikedv7954]

I appreciate the information. Thanks

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@KaldekBoch]

I have just ordered the USB-C to 24v power adapter. Whilst it has not yet arrived I would recommend this as a 20,000mAh USB-C battery pack with 65w USB-PD power delivery is a very common and cheap item, compared to the prices for "CPAP batteries".

[@GNashOldJazzDrummer]

So whats your favorite battery bank??

[@sallyjacksin3927]

I bought a used air mini through a CPAP supply company on black Friday one year, paid less than half price for it. It works great when traveling and camping. Still looks brand new. They gave a 60 day warranty. Sure I took a chance but it paid off. Something to think about.

[@stephencullum8255]

Last Year I used my air mini for about 6 months until my air sense 11 came. I had a Phillips machine. One thing about the machine is it is miserly on power consumption. . With my small battery I can use it for days. I like camping and live in a hurricane zone where you lose power. This would get me through for a day or two until I got my generator going or power is restored. Which is why I bought it. My air sense 11 is not bad on power either if you turn off everything but the fan. I found a cable for my air sense 11 on Amazon for my battery. I have used the air mini for travel and the small foot print was worth it to me.

[@simoncunningham8972]

I've been looking at the Air mini for a couple of months and this review pushed me over the edge, so have received and been using the unit for the last few days. I ordered the air mini with the F20 mask and included an upsell pack that I thought included the resmed bag and a few extra humidifiers. Received what I ordered plus the mount system and the hard shell for the unit. I generally use a Resmed S9, so I am comparing to that. 1. You really need the mount system. The Unit is small and moves around easily. As I plan to use it travelling securing it in different environments is a must. 2. The exhale port that you use with the F20 and air mini hose is rather loud. Darth Vader loud. Using the standard F20 connector for a standard hose is significantly quieter. Unless the one I have is faulty, it looks the hose adapter so any mask can used, so you can use the standard adapter is the way will be a valuable addition.

[@richardmingo3470]

How’s the airmini

[@simoncunningham8972]

@@richardmingo3470 It worked well. I only use it for travelling so it not my daily driver, but my sleep was just as good when at home. Little bit more dry mouth, but the cartridge that lasts for 30 days does a reasonable job at keeping some humidity.

[@carycoombe3380]

Thanks for the tip on hose adapters. I avoided the air mini because of the proprietary hoses and masks.

[@CPAPReviews]

No problem 👍 Have a good one

[@Yatzse74]

Thank you so much!!

[@bruce5406]

Dude I love the cover picture. Great content!!! LOL

[@sailmill]

I made the modifications to an Air Mini P10 mask and used it on my Air Sense 10. I like the humidifier much better. It is a little louder but more a white noise which I am being to like. I would rather buy cartridges than deal with the humidifier.

[@micmilk007]

25:24 😜 there is another Guitar 🎸 an the Wall. Thanks for this very good "ultimate guide" 👍

[@CPAPReviews]

@Michael M .Well played brother! The old lady gave me the Maton and the mates gave me the taylor for my 30th bday. Shoot me an email [e-mail] with your address and mob number and ill organise the rest 🕵🏻‍♂️🥳

[@efromhb]

Thank you for showing how to enter clinical mode to change settings.

[@CPAPReviews]

Welcome brother

[@mikemontano8807]

Thank you

[@Jeremy-xe9vs]

LOL that video thumbnail is fantastic. 😆

[@Buddhamaster44]

Hey Nick, great info mate.! .. have the Resmed 10.. thinking of buying the mini...have the airfit p10. So thnks also for the hacks.... you are my biceps hero... 😊🙏🏻 Cheers mate, hope you can also work with a business in Europe. Erik

[@Dobrobender]

Been going to the gym since COVID ended to get into shape. I like working in developing countries

[@CraigOnYouTube]

I got one of these because I’m going on a cruise ship next year. I will be in an air-conditioned cabin no openings windows. would you Recommend the standard or the humidity X plus cartridge. Also love your videos it has helped me so much getting better sleep 👍😎😴😴

[@davespencer1951]

I was new to all this about 2 years ago and apart from the trial period with an air sense 10 I've only ever used the mini with the p10 pillow. I live in the Albury Wodonga area so the weather is quite variable from cold and wet in winter to hot and dry in summer i find that initially I had to use the humid x filters in summer only because it would get too wet in cold air and drip condensate back up my nose, not a good feeling. I have mounted mine to my side table at the height below that of my mattress so a lot of the sound is absorbed. As wifey also uses c pap she is used to the sounds of the mask and it doesn't bother either of us. It's a little restrictive for snuggles but that's a small price to pay for a cure to the snoring and apnea several times an hour.

[@Fiawordweaver]

So cute. Cheers mate. I never fill my tank on resmed 11.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Kimi, if you don't fill your tank you should just get the AirSense 11 side cover. Otherwise, make sure the heated humidifier is turned off

[@Fiawordweaver]

@@CPAPReviews after seeing that side closure on your channel I’m going to purchase one. Plus I turned off anything to do with humidity. The other issue I sent via email after watching is my confusion with finding the accurate link to support you monthly. I get routed to my PayPal that only gives me a one payment option. Look for my email if you prefer not to answer here. You provide so much joy to my trauma healing journey. Sometimes it’s as little as hearing your intro greeting and my mood is elevated. I’m authoring poems instead of journaling and that has helped this almost 70 year old, 2018 brain surgery survivor (benign meningioma dangerously encroaching my eyesight, successfully removed) induced a fat lot of debilitating PTSD. Im learning to create a safer place for me. Your channel is a safe place for me. It’s important you know what an impact your beautiful spirit globally provides outside the brainiac pulmonary science you share with the world. Thank you from my heart.

[@baldrickdaisy8982]

Hello fellow CPAP’pers… I’ve recently bought the ResMed AirMini and I’m very happy with the purchase. The only downside I’ve noticed is the increased noise at the exhilaration ports on the new connection to my AirTouch F20. Does anyone else have a similar issue? Cheers Rick

[@Sig.Valter]

Great review as always! Were can I buy the power cable, the small one you show?

[@user-zf8xo3tw2c]

Excellent, informative videos... thank you so much. A question about different diameter hose with AirMini, please. If I use a hose (with the appropriate adapter for attachment to the AirMini) that is a different diameter than the proprietary hose, does this mess up the algorithm such that the therapy pressure is inaccurate?

[@Thorny_Misanthrope]

Prior to traveling around Indonesia, I purchased the air mini. I love it, but I regret not getting the full-face because something about the air quality here is making my sinuses congested. Even so, my average blood oxygen was over 95% wearing the CPAP. In contrast, my blood oxygen fell to 86% on the flight over.

[@DenverJohn11]

Hey there Nick from Downunder. Out here in Colorado. Love your reviews and your simple to understand videos. Looking at the side cover for replacing the water chamber in the Airsense 11. Where can I find one of those. Didn't see a link. Thanks Mate

[@pa4life]

Could you provide links to products you used to make the usb-c adapter? I believe a lot of people are looking for a solution like this

[@LeoDodier]

That was probably the best video I’ve seen on the AirMini. Thanks. I have both air mini and a ResMed 11, I only use the AirMini for travel. I just finished using it for one week and it was so loud. It kept me up half the night. Is there any way to reduce the noise by Modifying the hose or the mask? I use the N 20 AirTouch on both machines and don’t care about the humidity level. Any thoughts? Thanks again.

[@susanthompson6812]

I have the same problem. Not only is the air flow noisy, but unless I use a long hose so that I can put the mini down on the floor, I can hear an audible hum that changes tone as I breath in and out. There used to be a third-party muffler you could buy, but I can't find it anymore. So much money spent and I can't sleep with it.

[@gaillawrence1653]

Great video. Where can I buy the usb to 24v converter for the airmini? Also, is there a a similar cord that works with the airsense 10? Thank you.

[@CyndiLH]

My technician reocmmended not to bother buying the resmed bags...just go out and buy a lunchbag LOL...or buy a pelican case at a camping store (cause mine has to go into my canoe which will likely capsize in the rapids LOL). I ended up buying an EasyLonger ES400 battery. Will see how it goes :) (the issue is more the solar panels)

[@paulhartshorn8880]

Great stuff! Thanks! I have an AirSense 10 and use it camping plugged into my trailer's cigarette lighter port. The AirMini looks like it has more of a USB type connector rather than the single hollow pin that works on the AirSense 10. Do you know if there is an adaptor made to make my 12V single pin voltage adaptor useable with the USB style port on the AirMini?

[@gels1922]

Wish there was a link to the USB adapter cable - looks really neat. Something I'd love when flying. Maybe I missed the link

[@thatmattgardner]

Can you do a standalone video on the 914gadgets usb cable with the airmini? There are like no reviews online and it would be nice to see a demo of it working with a macbook charger, common anker power banks, etc. You'd probably be the top result in Google as soon as you posted a review video.

[@CPAPReviews]

Yep, just waiting on my AirSense 10 version to arrive. Hopefully this week

[@codyclouse6316]

Do you have a video explaining the differences between the filters for this unit?

[@rougegan]

I recently joined the SleepHQ platform. I wonder if the Airmini will work with SleepHQ in the future sometime.. or NEVER due to its lack of SD card? and more: are there other travel cpaps in the pipeline that will be suitable for SleepHQ? Thanks

[@joerobertson4962]

Nice carrying case for the Airmini. Am I to assume it's not available in the States?

[@tanegaranchu]

When are you going to review the Transcend Micro?

[@pgilb70]

Great unit but the vents get noisy. Ive had one changed under warranty. Im planning to ditch the vent, using some tupe if adapter

[@jonnytacooutdoors]

How do I use the n30i with the air mini and still use the humidx

[@OuttatheVesica]

Questions: 1. How to make it not so loud 2. On a plane what power supply can you use if you don't have the battery -I'm assuming that isn't available yet.

[@davidlim4988]

Hi there, got a question and seek your advising on using ResMed AirFit F30i Full Face CPAP Mask on AirMini. The Airfit F30i mask seems to be giving out very loud air noises when we breath in and out... Any advise to make the loud air noise or lessen the air noise..? Hope to hear your expert advise. Thank you

[@stevemullin1195]

I have an airsense 10 and I do biketouring so its hard to take the home unit with me. I'm considering getting the airmini due to the small size for my long tours. I have a 72 Ah battery that I can get 4-5 days use on the airsense 10 w/o humidifier or heated tube. My question is can the airmini replace the airsense 10 for home use...I dont see a reason to have both units due to the costs.

[@MountainDiva]

For consistency, I travel with my backup AS10 for Her in my CPAP backpack which holds a lot more than the canvas bag that came with the machine. I honestly wouldn’t spend money on one of these minis.

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks for the great insights Kath. Cheers

[@donanderson9843]

You must be getting kickbacks from Resmed. I paid $35 a week for the airsense 10. They told me the best they could sell me was the that version with no 4G. I went for the F&P with Bluetooth and 4G for less. I’m actually finding it better.

[@MrSpengel]

In the clinical settings, what provides for the minimum back pressure? I'd prefer zero.

[@emilywilson8289]

I use the f30 it's a shame they don't do the humidity filter for it

[@chriscoulter2784]

Would you recommend the res med air mini or the breas z2? Thank you!

[@Spons7]

If the humidx fits into the f20 full mask why the need to even buy the tubing for the mini just use your normal tubing and f20 full face mask with the air sense 11 model no need to cut the hose and buy the medlock ?

[@andrewghabel2924]

Will this magical medlock fit into the air sense 10?

[@billabongodysee]

My problem is that the air sound from the exhalation port below the hme filter is loud when there's no other noise. I can't sleep with it. Trying to find a way to seal the exhalation port. Or just use it without one. I know they make sealed aftermarket hme filters but I don't know how to attach my regular P10 to it.

[@Edupion]

Is a good device to buy or is it better to wait for a possible Airmini 2?

[@mohegansun2439]

I have the F30 and F30i masks. Is it possible to get the humidx? Is it worth it?

[@gels1922]

AirMini on Sale for $773 US - wondering if Resmed has a new portable cpap due soon

[@ricocorriente9683]

Thank you for these videos. I think I need some help, please. I received the Mini from Sleeplay via the SleepHQ discount. I also purchased an adapter that connects to the mini so I can use my Resmed F30i. Problem is, there is a hurricane of air noise on the top of my head where the mask and hose connect. It makes the Mini unusable due to noise. I own Resmed 10 and 11 (neither of which have the hurricane effect) and wrote to ResMed for remedy. They told me that ResMed does not support the ResMed F30i mask when connected to the ResMed Mini. No kidding. And Sleeplay said I could not return a used machine and recommended a muffler instead (that won't work). Would connecting the Mini hose to an adapter at the mask help? I don't what to buy the Mini hose (or any other Mini-specific gear) if it still fails to address the noise problem. Any suggestions appreciated and thank you in advance.

[@hannahmoynehan7485]

Please can you share details of that usb cable? Also any chance of you getting a UK sponsor/partner? The NHS provides me the basic kit but anything else is considered “nice to have” for eg a heated tube (different health trusts have different rules so its different allover Britain!).

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi Hannah, yes the details are in the vid description . I'll see what i can do. Thanks for your channel membership

[@dougburton001]

Nicko, I have a very specific question: I don't choose to use the moisture filter on my Air Mini (it seems unhygienic to me) but without the filter the exhalation vent is very noisy, to the point where I can't sleep. Someone suggested just wrapping it in plastic food wrap and it works like a charm but now the exhalation vent has been covered. Does this mean I'm breathing my own CO2? Is the plastic wrap a reasonable hack or am I putting myself or the machine at risk? Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

[@user-qv4hl6db1c]

This is a question I wanted to ask but did you ever get a reply from him

[@eduarddiaz]

Hi, I've got two apnea devices, an Airsense 10 and the AirMini, and I'd to know if is possible reduce the noise level from my AirMini, nearly the noise level that my AIrsense 10. Two devices are quite silents, but the airmini sounds from his tube higger than AS10, Could I do something to reduce it? Thanks in advance!!!

[@SupaFlav67]

Any background on the 914gadgets Pro USB-C adapter compatibility? Seeing reports of various battery & chargers used but still unable to power the Airsense 11. Not a lot of details are provided on the site regarding PD version or any other compatibility issues.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey mate, i'm doing a full product review on the cable so hold tight and i'll give all the specs etc. Cheers

[@maxpayne5546]

Hi , im in Canada and i cant actually order Medlock , it is available only in the US and cant be shipped to Canada , any solutions to suggest ?

[@tobywinter1]

I'd only spring for the mini if I traveled a lot.

[@williambruce1998]

How do I buy an airsense 11 usb c cable?

[@slappomatthew]

I cant believe you went there with that thumbnail lol.

[@KatM272]

Is there a way to adjust the pressure? I’m about to implode

[@laplace2697]

Why does this not have USB-C so I can use it with my notebook charger? Would improve the whole experience so much

[@OneIdeaTooMany]

I have one for travel and I find it makes my mask really noisy. The machine itself is relatively quiet but breathing noise near the mask is louder when compared to my Airsense 10. I use the F20 mask but I also have the F&P Evora. I converted from the standard air mini tubing to standard 19mm tubing and the proper elbow for the F20 mask and it only cut down the mask noise a little. Can you comment on why breathing through the F20 is louder on the air mini vs the Airsense 10? What's so different about the two or is it just the lack of sound abatement foam? And do you know of any air mini noise hacks?

[@KaldekBoch]

I also want to know.

[@CPAPReviews]

I think it's because of the smaller motor that runs at higher rpm and also no sound abatement foam. I'll see if i can come up with some good hacks

[@KaldekBoch]

@@CPAPReviews wouldn't a CPAP at a specific pressure have to deliver air at the same velocity? That is, once the air enters the tube how is it different.

[@simoncunningham8972]

Had my mini for a week and the noise seems to be coming from the exhale port on the smaller hose to mask connector(Mines a F20) Using the standard connector (with a S9) the noise is not an issue. I plan to buy the hose adapter so I can use the standard Exhale port and hoping this will be much quieter.

[@jasonnguyen545]

Hi Nick, I am about to purchase the Airmini soon. I can only comfortably use the Airfit N30i (I can only handle the hose on the top of the head). I will need an adapter for sure. Is there a way to still get humidification with the N30i + Airmini? Your help would be so helpful to me.

[@CPAPReviews]

Unfortunately not

[@jasonnguyen545]

Thanks Nick! Appreciate the quick reply!@@CPAPReviews

[@floorey]

Hey man thanks for the awesome video. Just picked up an air mini. The link for the Aussie USB C cable needs a password?

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey mate, yeah i'll update that. The cables are only available to SleepHQ Pro Members now. One of the perks. Cheers

[@floorey]

@@CPAPReviews ahhh okay. Thank you!!

[@KaldekBoch]

I can't stand the HumidX system. It just feels like I'm breathing hot air. But then I don't use a humidifier even on my airsense 10.

[@kennethpace287]

I just purchased one and the level of noise when i breath is about 50 decibels. Way to Loud to use. Any ideas? Or thoughts

[@HanDok555]

Same problem. Unfortunately don’t have an answer how to solve it.

[@PanicAttackOshawa]

I find the AirMini pressure too high despite being set exactly the same as my AirSense 10? I bought it for travel but it seems to be totally different. Am I doing something wrong?

[@CPAPReviews]

G'day, i hear this comment a lot. It's not so much the pressure but more how the air is delivered. I think being a smaller turbine the air is delivered at a faster speed. The Tubing might also make a difference. I know when i'm using my Z2 i prefer to use 22mm tubing so the air doesn't feel so fast/forced. Cheers

[@anthonysmith1545]

How can I buy your hard case and bag pls

[@feiwong70]

Philips finally gives a payment option $900 for the recalled GO machine. I’ve waited for almost 3 years for this settlement. I’m done with Philips! I’m going to use the payment to buy Resmed Mini. Thank you Nick for the review and hacks! You’re the best, mate!

[@CPAPReviews]

Welcome mate. Cheers

[@johannebrunner6477]

The sound of the hose is super loud. It drives me nuts.

[@jonfreilich]

My biggest complaint about the AirMini is the noise, it's not the noise of the machine but something about the way it pushes the air is so much louder than my AirSense 11. It's so bad that I've started traveling with my AS11 and I'm thinking about selling the Mini. Any suggestions on how to reduce the hose noise?

[@shaynephillips3318]

You need to get a muffler for it makes it a lot quieter I’m using the QLite

[@peterj554]

@@shaynephillips3318 how much quieter is it with the muffler? I've also gone back to my AS10 due to the noise.

[@shaynephillips3318]

@@peterj554 a lot better with the muffler. Just did a month long trip around Spain and Portugal made all the difference.

[@TheSelmaan]

@@shaynephillips3318 Please, how do you connect the QLite to the hose of the mask? I bought the Zephair to connect the Qlite to the Airmini but didn't find an adapter fot the hose mask

[@scottlester3651]

I wish the vid had a demo of the noise that comes from the mask when you exhale, way to loud. Muffler and swapping masks makes no difference. Totally wasted my money.

[@rickadkinson6539]

where is the link to the hack tool please?

[@ruthh2443]

I don’t bother with the humid air capsules. They add noise and not much else imo. They also are heavy and bulky in just the wrong place a few inches from one’s face. I use masks designed for the bigger machines with the simple hack of a few cm of tubing and a rubber band, but I’ll now investigate the adapters you mention. As for accessing the clinical menu you didn’t mention that you aren’t supposed to. But then again, who takes any notice of that? It is really annoying that you have to go cap in hand to Resmed to access long term data in a usable format - you can only see 30 days worth via the app, and it’s a pain trying to compare data from one day to the next. And of course you can’t see the really useful data that’s in the app you designed.

[@timsoos3096]

Where can I sell my Air Mini?

[@richard1403]

Ok so does this actually work for sleep apnoea as id like to buy one

[@CPAPReviews]

Yes of course it does. It's a CPAP machine

[@homunculus777]

I put mine in the drawstring sack that they make

[@joan5837]

Can the Air Mini be used full time instead of the bigger machine?

[@vanphan5556]

I was wondering the same thing. Can u let me know if u had any updates ty

[@mariomoreno8487]

How do I get sleep hq I can't find it on the play store

[@CPAPReviews]

It's currently browser based (web app) mate so just www.sleephq.com

[@hauscchildt6418]

Bro that thumbnail lmao 🤣

[@CPAPReviews]