Best CPAP Machines of 2025: Expert Picks for Sleep Apnea Relief

This device automatically adjusts pressure based on your breathing levels, which can be particularly beneficial if you prefer different pressure levels for breathing in and out.

A built-in humidifier also helps ensure a more comfortable sleep experience by minimizing condensation and reducing the chance of rainout — a common source of congestion for those who rely on CPAP therapy. The connective tube is heated for additional comfort during the night.

The AirSense includes MyAir, a built-in virtual assistant to guide you through the process of setting up the machine and acclimating to CPAP. You can also use MyAir for troubleshooting, and receive sleep coaching and tips from the device. The interface’s light sensor adjusts brightness settings based on your bedroom’s light levels. Weighing 2.5 pounds, the machine is lightweight and travel-friendly. It retails for $1,499.

Since the AirSense 11 is available with “for him” and “for her” algorithms, you should talk to your doctor about which setting will best meet your needs. A 2-year warranty from ResMed covers various defects in your device.

Read our full AirSense 11 review

The ResMed AirSense 11 AutoSet is an APAP device engineered to automatically adjust pressure delivery based on your breathing — most people receive higher pressure levels when you inhale, lower pressure when you exhale, and fluctuating levels depending on how shallow or heavy their breathing is during different sleep cycle stages.

Your bundle also comes with a ResMed AirFit F20, one of the industry’s leading full-face CPAP masks. The cushion forms a secure seal that extends from the bridge of your nose to the bottom of your mouth, ensuring steady, uninterrupted airflow. This mask is ideal for people who require higher pressure settings — if you don’t need as much pressure, you may want to opt for a bundle with a nasal or nasal pillow mask. Three replacement filters are also included with your purchase.

In addition to automatic pressure calibration, the AirSense 11 is a standout CPAP device for other reasons. An integrated, heated humidifier helps moisten the air prior to delivery, while ClimateLineAir tubing ensures optimal temperature and humidity levels as air travels from the machine to your face mask. You can adjust device settings and view sleep data using the LCD touchscreen on the control panel.

Standard and “For Her” sizes are available for the AirFit F20, and you can also choose from small, medium, and large cushion sizes. An online sizing guide for the AirFit F20 is accessible on Sleep Doctor’s product page for the Basics Bundle. Standard shipping is free within the contiguous U.S.

Weighing less than 3 pounds, the ResMed AirSense 10 is small and lightweight but is among the most feature-packed units on the market. An approachable price-point of $1,164 also makes the device suitable for shoppers with tight budgets or limited insurance coverage.

The machine includes a HumidAir heated humidifier and ClimateLineAir heated tubing, both designed to reduce condensation and help you breathe comfortably throughout the night. A straightforward LCD screen menu allows you to easily navigate between the machine’s many features. The screen has a sensor that automatically adjusts the brightness and turns off when not in use.

The AutoSet algorithm adjusts pressure within a set range based on your prescription and breathing patterns. Another useful feature is the ramp time, which slowly increases pressure levels leading up to sleep. The machine decreases pressure as you exhale.

ResMed backs the AirSense 10 AutoSet Connected with HumidAir and ClimateLineAir with a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

Read our full AirSense 10 review

In addition to a standard CPAP setting, the Luna G3 BiLevel 25A CPAP features an automatic positive airway pressure (APAP) mode that automatically adjusts the air pressure level based on the user’s breathing patterns. This all comes with a price tag of $2,049.

There is also a bi-level positive airway pressure (BiPAP) mode that allows your health care provider to set two different pressures: one for when you inhale and one for when you exhale. This can make therapy more comfortable for sleepers who have trouble exhaling at a higher pressure level. Additionally, the AutoS function is a BiPAP mode that auto-adjusts when it detects an apneic event.

With a noise rating of just 26 decibels, this is one of the quieter models we’ve encountered. Your purchase includes a travel case and CPAP hosing, and the machine is protected by a two-year warranty from the manufacturer.

Overall, the Luna G3 BiLevel 25A CPAP Machine offers a compact design and a number of features to help you sleep better during CPAP therapy. This makes it an excellent option for sleepers who need a BiPAP machine or simply want a more comfortable CPAP experience.

The ResMed AirMini also provides many of the advanced features included with full-size CPAP models, including automatic pressure adjustments and a pressure ramp setting with sleep onset detection. The ResMed AirMini AutoSet retails for $1,399. It also includes a waterless humidification system that lets users add moisture to the pressurized air without having to travel with distilled water.

This unit is Bluetooth capable and can connect to your smartphone. With the AirMini by ResMed app, you can track and share sleep data with your health care provider. The device can store up to 365 days of sleep data, while the AirMini app provides unlimited cloud storage.

You can power the ResMed AirMini via a wall outlet or an external battery, but keep in mind that a battery is not included. Additionally, unlike many CPAP machines, the ResMed AirMini is only compatible with certain ResMed mask models.

Lightweight and versatile, the ResMed AirMini AutoSet Travel CPAP Machine is a great choice for people who are often on the road but want the premium features of a full-size CPAP machine.

A mandibular advancement device (MAD), the appliance is designed to push your lower jaw forward and open up your breathing passages. This helps promote more airflow and reduces vibrations in the throat that produce snoring. Many people prefer MADs over tongue-retaining devices, the other primary type of anti-snoring mouthpiece, because they don’t restrict oral movement as much.

The appliance is custom-fitted to your mouth. You’ll receive a kit in the mail to create a personalized mold, then schedule a telemedicine consultation with a fully credentialed dentist.
Once the mold is finished, you’ll mail it to American Sleep Dentistry’s fitting lab. You can readjust the mouthpiece’s lower jaw alignment as needed using tools included with your purchase.

The appliance can be easily cleaned with a toothbrush, mild liquid soap, and warm tap water. A storage case included with your purchase doubles as a travel-friendly container when you’re on the go. If you complete your purchase through Sleep Doctor and reside in the contiguous U.S., standard shipping is free of charge.