Data that helps you decide — not just browse.
Section one uses real owner ratings published by CPAP.com, for the 25 masks they rate. Section two is crowd-sourced from CPAPMatch visitors — it starts empty and grows as people contribute.
If you know your mask type, start here.
Highest-rated mask in each category by owner score.
Ranked by avg owner rating.
13 of 25 rated masks land between 4.0 and 4.4. 6 reach 4.5 or higher.
More owners have rated this mask than any other we track, so its score rests on the largest sample.
See mask →The most-rated mask with a middling average (210 ratings) — opinions are split, so read the reviews before buying.
See mask →Lowest average among the masks we track (70 ratings). Worth reading why before you buy.
See mask →Where do you fit?
These metrics are crowd-sourced and start at zero. As users contribute, they become benchmarks — for new CPAP users trying to understand their experience, and for manufacturers trying to understand what actually matters to patients.
How does your position compare?
Side / Back / Stomach / Mixed — the most important variable in mask fit.
Acclimation is normal. How long did it take?
Most new CPAP users take 2–4 weeks. This chart shows where the community lands.
Top features users actually care about
Ranked by votes. This tells mask makers what drives purchase decisions — not what marketing assumes.
Biggest pain points reported
Where masks are failing users. Ranked by frequency. Useful for prioritising the next generation of products.
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