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ResMed AirSense 11 vs. AirSense 10: Which CPAP Machine Should You Buy?

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Compare AirSense 10 and 11 controls, app support and compatible supplies. Check the exact machine version and prescription before choosing.
Updated on September 11, 2026

The AirSense 11 AutoSet adds a touchscreen and guided setup features. The AirSense 10 AutoSet uses a screen and control dial. Both offer AutoSet therapy, integrated humidification and expiratory pressure relief (EPR). Choose the model that meets your prescription, budget and preferred controls; a newer generation does not by itself establish better treatment results.

AirSense 11 vs. AirSense 10: full comparison

FeatureAirSense 11 AutoSetAirSense 10 AutoSet
ControlsColor touchscreenScreen with dial and buttons
Therapy modesAutoSet, AutoSet for Her and CPAPAutoSet and CPAP; the separate AutoSet for Her model has the for Her algorithm
Comfort featuresEPR, AutoRamp and integrated humidifierEPR, AutoRamp and integrated humidifier
App and connectivityCellular and Bluetooth; myAir setup supportDepends on the version. Card-to-Cloud has no cellular connection or myAir support
Heated tubeClimateLineAir 11ClimateLineAir for AirSense/AirCurve 10
Water chamberHumidAir 11 chamberAirSense/AirCurve 10 chamber
PriceCompare the current product-page prices, condition and included tube

What's the same between the AirSense 11 and 10?

Both AutoSet models automatically adjust pressure within the prescribed settings. Both also offer humidification and EPR. These shared features do not guarantee identical comfort or results for every person. Mask fit, prescribed settings and consistent use still matter. ResMed describes the AirSense 11 as using its established AutoSet and AutoSet for Her algorithms. See the AirSense 11 AutoSet specifications.

What the AirSense 11 adds over the AirSense 10

The main everyday differences are the touchscreen, Bluetooth pairing and myAir's Personal Therapy Assistant and Care Check-In. These can help with setup and getting used to treatment. They do not replace instructions from your care team. ResMed's myAir information explains supported devices and connection requirements.

Check the exact AirSense 10 version before buying. A Card-to-Cloud device records information on an SD card rather than sending it over cellular, and it does not connect to myAir. Other AirSense 10 versions may support cellular reporting, subject to network availability.

Which one should you buy?

  • Consider AirSense 11 if you prefer touch controls and want the newer guided setup tools.
  • Consider AirSense 10 if you prefer its dial controls and the exact model offers the features and price you want.
  • Check your accessories. The heated tubes, water chambers and filters are generation-specific. A compatible non-heated SlimLine tube can be used with either generation, but an Air10 heated tube or chamber cannot be moved to Air11.

Confirm the exact machine and mask compatibility with your provider. Refer to the AirSense 11 user guide for compatible accessories.

Buying an AirSense 11? Check the spare-supplies option

If you have decided on a new AirSense 11 AutoSet, you can add a one-time bundle of spare supplies on the same product page. It contains one extra tube, an Air11 water chamber and six filters. A mask is not included in this supplies bundle.

  1. Choose the machine and its original tubing option.
  2. Tick Add spare supplies, then choose a spare SlimLine tube or ClimateLineAir 11 heated tube.
  3. Check the displayed saving and combined total before adding the bundle to your cart.

Your machine's original tube is still included, so the spare can be the same type or a different option. The heated tube and chamber must match the machine generation: AirSense 10 and AirSense 11 versions are not interchangeable.

Only add parts you expect to use. If you already own a working machine, you can buy replacement supplies separately; a new machine is not needed just to replace a tube or chamber. Check the product page for current bundle prices and availability.

The bottom line

AirSense 11 offers a newer interface and setup support; AirSense 10 may suit someone who prefers familiar controls. Compare the actual versions and current prices, and keep the prescribed therapy requirements first. Browse our Auto CPAP machines to compare the available options.

FAQs

What are the key differences between the AirSense 10 and AirSense 11?

AirSense 11 adds a touchscreen, Bluetooth and myAir guided setup tools. Both AutoSet generations use established AutoSet therapy and offer EPR and humidification. Check the exact AirSense 10 version for connectivity.

Is the AirSense 11 quieter than the AirSense 10?

Do not assume the newer model is quieter. Compare manufacturer sound specifications for the exact models under the same test conditions. Mask leaks and placement can also affect the sound you hear.

Are the accessories from the AirSense 10 compatible with the AirSense 11?

Air10 and Air11 heated tubes, chambers and filters are generation-specific. Compatible non-heated SlimLine tubing can work with either. Check the exact part and mask compatibility before reusing accessories.

How do I know if I need to upgrade from the AirSense 10 to the AirSense 11?

An upgrade is not automatically needed if your prescribed machine is working appropriately. Discuss therapy concerns with your provider, then compare the controls, supported app features and current prices.

What are the main upgrades from the AirSense 10 to the AirSense 11?

The main changes are the touchscreen, Bluetooth and guided support features. AirSense 11 AutoSet includes the AutoSet for Her mode; on AirSense 10 this is offered in a separate model.

How does the comfort level compare between the AirSense 10 and 11?

Both offer EPR and humidification. Comfort depends on the prescribed settings, fit and individual preferences; a newer generation alone does not guarantee more comfortable therapy.