ResMed AirFit F30i CPAP Mask Review

Written by Tochukwu Ikpeze, MD Contributing Writer
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The ResMed AirFit F30i is a hybrid full-face mask that seals below the user’s nose rather than covering the bridge of the nose like a standard full-face mask. This mask was designed for use with CPAP machines and other types of positive airway pressure devices.

We’ll walk you through the details you should know before buying the AirFit F30i, including its features, how it compares with similar ResMed masks, and its compatibility with other CPAP products.

At a Glance

The AirFit F30i is a full-face mask with a minimal footprint. It has a blue and white design with a top-of-head hose connector and a hollow frame that delivers airflow to the mask cushion.

Ideal For

  • Active sleepers
  • CPAP users who breathe through their mouth
  • People who experience claustrophobia with standard full-face masks

Who Should Keep Looking

  • CPAP users with an implanted medical device, such as a pacemaker
  • People who prefer the feel of a nasal or nasal pillow mask
  • People who dislike top-of-head hose connections
  • Price

    $159

  • Size

    Small Frame, Standard Frame, Large Frame

  • Type

    Full Face

  • Material

    Silicone

Disclaimer: In November 2023, ResMed issued a safety notice cautioning that the magnetic clips on this model and other ResMed masks should be kept at least 6 inches away from any implanted medical device that may be affected by magnets, including pacemakers and insulin pumps. The company also warns that other metallic implants such as valves, stents, and certain dental implants may be impacted by the magnetic clips.

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While most standard full-face CPAP masks cover a large portion of the user’s face, the AirFit F30i has a hybrid design that incorporates elements of nasal cradle masks. Since the mask rests beneath the nose and seals around the nostrils and mouth, it offers a clear field of vision for watching TV or reading before bed. 

Another of the AirFit F30i’s potentially appealing features is its top-of-head connection point, which is achieved with a hollow silicone frame that avoids dangling hoses. This design choice makes the AirFit F30i particularly suited to active sleepers who experience leaks with other full-face masks. 

The AirFit F30i uses strong magnetic clips that make it quick and easy to put on or take off, as well as a quick-release elbow so that users can get up at night without removing their mask.

What's Included

The AirFit F30i has an all-in-one design that eliminates the need for the connector hose used by many other CPAP masks. The mask is designed for compatibility with CPAP hoses that have a standard 22-millimeter cuff connector.

The AirFit F30i is available in small, standard, and large frame sizes, as well as small, medium, small wide, and wide cushion sizes.

  • Frame and frame connector
  • Headgear
  • Silicone cushion
  • Elbow

Cost and Replacement Components

Although the AirFit F30i costs more than average for a full-face CPAP mask, it is comparable to the price-points of similarly complex models. As with all CPAP masks, it is essential to consider the cost of replacement components when deciding whether the AirFit F30i fits your budget. 

All CPAP equipment has a limited lifespan, and each part of a mask typically lasts for a set length of time before it needs to be replaced. The AirFit F30i, like most other CPAP masks, is designed so that you can replace components individually rather than having to buy a new mask every time one of the parts wears out. 

ResMed suggests the following replacement schedules. Keeping your CPAP mask clean can help ensure each part lasts for its expected lifespan.

SeparatesReplacement SchedulePrice
CushionMonthly$59
Mask FrameEvery 3 months$128
HeadgearEvery 6 months$36

Customer Reviews

Although many reviewers report positive experiences with the AirFit F30i, it has a unique design that appeals to some users more than others. 

People who have used and enjoyed the AirFit F30i tend to appreciate its compact design and small footprint, which they find more comfortable than a standard full-face design. Many reviewers report that the AirFit F30i is the first full-face mask they have used that doesn’t leak. 

People who have had a negative experience with the AirFit F30i usually dislike the top-of-head connection point or the overall design of the headgear. If you are interested in the AirFit F30i but prefer a standard front-facing connection point, the AirFit F30 might be a better fit for your needs.

Trial, Warranty, and Shipping Policies

AvailabilityCPAP masks, like CPAP machines, can only be sold to people with a valid prescription from a doctor or sleep specialist. Brick-and-mortar and online CPAP retailers are the best places to find the AirFit F30i and other masks, although individual mask components can be purchased from a wider range of retailers. 
ShippingShipping costs and times vary between online retailers and may be impacted by your location and chosen shipping option. However, many online CPAP retailers offer free shipping for orders over a specified total. 

Orders from Sleep Doctor that total $99 or more qualify for free shipping within the contiguous U.S.
ReturnsEach CPAP retailer has its own return and exchange policy, so it’s important to double-check your chosen retailer’s policies before purchasing your new mask. 

Sleep Doctor accepts returns of new, unopened CPAP masks within 60 days of delivery. Customers are responsible for return shipping costs.
WarrantyResMed covers the AirFit F30i with a 90-day limited warranty. The warranty is nontransferable and covers material or workmanship defects in the mask’s frame, headgear, cushion, and tubing. 

ResMed does not cover damage caused by the user, damage caused by unauthorized repairs, or smoke damage. Other terms and conditions apply.

Other ResMed Full Face CPAP Masks

  • AirFit F20 Full Face CPAP Mask: The AirFit F20 is a traditional full face mask that uses an adaptive silicone cushion to provide a secure, consistent seal and dependable performance across different sleep positions and pressure levels.
  • AirTouch F20 Full Face CPAP Mask: The AirTouch F20 is a full face mask that features an ultra-soft memory foam cushion, offering a more comfortable, contoured fit while maintaining a reliable seal throughout the night.
  • AirFit F40 Full Face Mask: The AirFit F40 is a low-profile full face mask with an under-the-nose design and flexible frame, built to reduce facial contact while maintaining a secure seal and allowing greater freedom of movement.

Frequently Asked Questions


The AirFit F30i comes with illustrated instructions and is easy to use once it has been adjusted to fit correctly. However, some people with dexterity limitations may find the initial adjustment process difficult.

The AirFit F30i is, like almost all CPAP masks, compatible with the vast majority of CPAP machines and accessories. Although they are both manufactured by ResMed, the AirFit F30i is not compatible with the ResMed AirMini travel CPAP machine unless you purchase a separate adapter.

The AirFit F30i has a pressure range of 4 to 30 centimeters of water pressure (cm H2O), which is a larger range than some CPAP masks. Full-face masks tend to be more comfortable at high pressures than nasal masks or nasal pillow masks.

The AirFit F30i is compatible with all tubing that uses a standard 22-millimeter cuff connector. However, not all CPAP machines are compatible with all heated hoses, so remember to double-check your machine’s compatibility before purchasing tubing with your new mask.

ResMed instructs mask owners to clean their cushion daily, while the frame, headgear, and elbow should be cleaned once a week. Cleaning the mask components requires disassembling the mask, after which the components can be washed in warm, soapy water before being rinsed and left to dry.

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Written by

Tochukwu Ikpeze, MD, Contributing Writer

Tochukwu grew up in New York and has a passion for creative and scientific writing. Tochukwu holds an undergraduate degree in Biology and Psychology, a Master’s degree in Biomedical Science, and a Medical Degree as well. In his free time, Tochukwu enjoys reading, learning, exploring various topics pertaining to the human condition and conveying that information to the public through writing.