Today I received the new Airfit P30i Nasal Pillows Mask from Resmed, made right here in Sydney Australia
Here is the link to the product page https://www.resmed.com/au/en/consumer/pr...-p30i.html
This mask is identical to the N30i nasal cradle mask, reviewed in other threads, except the cushion (while interchangeable with that headgear) is completely different.
I will focus in this post just on the cushion, because that's the main point of difference, but also cover other elements of the mask.
The nasal pillows are pretty much the same as the P10, however as there is no air hose coming out the bottom, Resmed has placed the diffuser there. 3 sizes come in the pack, although I have a narrow nose I find the LARGE size works best.
I have already had a nap using the mask and while it is a bit noisier than the P10, I find it ok and rather relaxing, hard to describe, but if you can sleep with a P10 and Airmini you'll love this mask.
The diffuser is brilliant. Some air vents constantly from the joint at the top of the mask, and the rest below the pillows near your mouth. You cannot feel ANY air coming through at all and neither will your partner
Other pro's for this mask:
* hose attaches at the top and swivels, so no need for one of those separate arms (that attach under the mattress) to hold up the hose.
* the thing the hose attaches to at the top can be unclipped in a second so you can get up/out of bed without removing the whole mask (note the Dreamwear mask doesn't have this feature)
* The hollow tubing that carries the air from the top of the mask around both sides to push up the nasal pillows is flat so sleeping on your side you don't notice it, and don't feel it compressing next to your face)
* Resmed have wrapped a fabric around the rubber mask sides for a better and warmer feel on your face
* you can pull and shape the mask to keep it right away from your face, as it's all soft pliable material, which cames a bit squashed in the pack when you get it.
The cushion just pulls off the frame for cleaning and clips back.
Tossing and turning in this mask is easy as the tubing is above your head not across your throat/body
I'm not a pro, just a 23 year CPAP user who has tried just about every mask released in the last quarter century, so apologies if I left something out.