• By Clay Rollyson
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If you use CPAP and are looking for the best CPAP mask options in 2025, this blog is a must-read. This year has brought a record number of new CPAP masks. In this review, we compare the best new choices and explain why they may or may not be a great option for you.

1. Best Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask: Solo Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask

Solo nasal pillow CPAP mask with lightweight design, soft headgear, and advanced airflow technology for comfortable sleep therapy in 2025.
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The Solo Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask is designed for those seeking simplicity and comfort. Its sleek design ensures minimal facial contact, making it ideal for side sleepers. It also features the first Auto-Fitting headgear, making mask adjustments as simple as possible.

Pros:

Cons:

  • May not be suitable for mouth breathers without a chin strap.
  • Less stable for restless sleepers.
  • Some users prefer manually adjustable headgear.

2. Best Nasal Cradle CPAP Mask: AirTouch N30i

Airtouch N30i nasal CPAP mask with memory foam cushion and minimal-contact design for effective and comfortable sleep therapy in 2025.
AirTouch N30i CPAP Mask Setup & Review Video - Top CPAP Mask of 2025
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The AirTouch N30i offers a revolutionary and unique design with its soft fabric cushion, delivering comfort and a secure fit. Its top-of-head hose connection allows users to move freely throughout the night without getting tangled.

Pros:
  • Soft fabric cushion for enhanced comfort is currently one-of-a-kind.
  • Great for CPAP users that have trouble with silicone irritations.
  • Top-of-head hose connection for freedom of movement. Great for side-sleepers.
  • Minimal design reduces facial contact and marks.
Cons:
  • Fabric cushion may require more frequent replacement.
  • May not provide a secure seal for high-pressure settings.
  • Some complaints of headgear sliding up the back of the head while sleeping.

3. Best Traditional Full Face CPAP Mask: Vitera Full Face Mask

Fisher & Paykel Vitera full face CPAP mask with adaptive seal technology and breathable headgear for effective sleep apnea therapy in 2025.
Vitera Full Face CPAP Mask Setup & Review Video - Top CPAP Mask of 2025
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The Vitera Full Face Mask is designed for maximum stability and comfort, making it perfect for users who need a full face mask without sacrificing mobility. Its innovative features accommodate various sleeping positions.

Pros: Cons:
  • Bulkier design compared to minimal contact masks.
  • Can be challenging to clean due to multiple parts.

4. Best Minimal Contact Full Face CPAP Mask: F40 CPAP Mask

ResMed F40 minimal-contact full face CPAP mask with ultra-lightweight design and advanced sealing technology for comfortable sleep therapy in 2025.
AirFit F40 CPAP Mask Setup & Review Video - Top CPAP Mask of 2025
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The F40 CPAP Mask is the latest minimal contact mask available. It provides a streamlined and unobstructed fit for users who need a full face mask with minimal bulk. Its lightweight design ensures comfort while maintaining an effective seal.

Pros:
  • Lightweight and minimal design for less facial pressure.
  • Magnetic clips for easy on and off. Non-Magnetic option as well.
  • Compact cushion seal for a clear field of vision.
  • Quiet exhalation.
Cons:
  • May not provide a perfect seal for high-pressure users.
  • Limited size options could affect fit for some users.

5. Best Traditional Nasal CPAP Mask: Eson 2 Nasal Mask

Eson 2 nasal CPAP mask by Fisher & Paykel with compact design, RollFit seal, and intuitive headgear for comfortable and effective therapy in 2025.

The Eson 2 Nasal Mask is a reliable and user-friendly option for those preferring a traditional nasal mask. Its RollFit seal and intuitive design provide comfort and a secure fit throughout the night. It is truly a “tried and true” mask with great long-term user feedback.

Pros:
  • RollFit seal reduces pressure on the bridge of the nose.
  • Intuitive headgear design for easy adjustment.
  • Quiet operation with advanced diffuser technology.
  • Simple and effective 4-point headgear provides great stability.
Cons:
  • Bulkier than nasal pillow and cradle designs.
  • May cause skin irritation for users with sensitive skin, especially at the bridge of the nose.
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The DreamStation 2 CPAP from Philips Respironics is a big time game changer in the CPAP market. It isn’t very often that we get to debut a new CPAP from a major sleep manufacturer, but today we get that pleasure. It features some great improvements over the predecessor as well as some completely new and innovative options.

What is new about the DreamStation 2 CPAP?

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The DreamStation 2 name is a little disingenuous to us here at CPAPmyway. It really should have had a completely unique name, because it is a completely different CPAP from the original DreamStation line. Here are some of the headline features that make the DreamStation 2 so much more than an upgraded model.

Way Smaller and Lighter

The DreamStation 2 is 25% smaller and 50% lighter than the original. It weighs in completely assembled at just 2.29 lbs. That is as light as some of the Travel CPAP models we carry. Additionally, the DreamStation 2 is just 10.78″L X 6.24″W X 3.34″T. This makes it way smaller than the original, meaning that you have way more room on your nightstand. On top of all that the travel case is much smaller as well. At just 6″ X 6″ X 15″ you will not only notice the lighter carry-on, but you will have a much easier time finding a spot to put your CPAP on your next flight.

DreamStation 2 Color Touchscreen

The DreamStation 2 features a full color touch screen operation. Access all of your patient menus with ease, and adjust with just a swipe. No more knobs and extra buttons. When your Auto-on and Auto-off feature is enabled, you may never touch another button on a CPAP again. The real change operationally is the simplified menus. You still have access to the necessary patient level adjustments, but you don’t have all the extra icons for irrelevant adjustments that nobody ever used.

New Modern look

The DreamStation 2 CPAP is all-black with a very sleek design. We all know that black is slimming (which is why I wear it quite a bit), but it is also way less noticeable on the night-stand. This gives a much less “medical” feel to your CPAP as well as a more modern look. The touchscreen is on the top of this CPAP which is also nice, because you don’t have yet another screen staring back at you every night.

DreamStation 2 Integrated Humidifier System

This is another big advancement on the DreamStation 2. The integration of the Humidifier system is one of the biggest reasons for the smaller size. Because Philips made the humidifier part of the CPAP, the size and complications have been greatly reduced. What is really cool about the humidification portion of the the DreamStation 2 is the new 15mm heated tubing that is available. This new heated tubing is by far the thinnest and lightest heated tubing available. Ensuring not only that you will maintain perfect moisture without the rainout, but much less hose-drag as you move in bed.

RampPlus Ramp Feature

This feature on the DreamStation 2 was a little surprising to us. You can now adjust your starting ramp pressure up on your own. A high as 10cm in fact. Of course this will only last throughout the ramp portion of the therapy, but for those thinking about upgrading from an old-school fixed pressure CPAP to an Auto, you will be glad. One issue that we encounter from time to time is when an existing fixed pressure CPAP user upgrades to an Auto-CPAP we get the “there’s not enough pressure” or “not enough air” response. This is usually because the Auto CPAP is going through a learning process and it starting out the pressure lower than the user is accustomed to. That won’t be an issue on the new DreamStation 2. You are now the captain of your own starting pressure.

DreamStation 2’s Simple Connectivity

The DreamStation 2 has everything built in to one device. In the previous model you had the options of cell modem, wifi, or bluetooth connectivity. It has simplified this to just one model featuring cell modem and bluetooth connection. This ensures that you have the communication that you need back to your provider, physician, or employer. Whether you want to use the DreamMapper app or not, the data will flow seamlessly.

DreamStation 2 CPAP in a nutshell

The DreamStation 2 is an awesome CPAP. It is much smaller and lighter than it’s predecessor, as well as the competing home CPAP models. It has all the amazing comfort and performance features that you expect, plus some great new additions to make life easier and more comfortable. With the completely new design and layout your nightstand will have way more curb-appeal as well as much more open space. The DreamStation 2 will be a welcome upgrade to the CPAP world.

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