Stats · updated as the catalog grows

Data that helps you decide — not just browse.

Section one is powered by our scraped catalog. Section two is crowd-sourced — it starts empty and grows as users contribute. Both are designed to help you research faster and choose with confidence.

From the catalog · aggregated CPAP.com data
Reviews aggregated
25,851
Across all 43 masks
Avg satisfaction
4.21 ★
Across 6 brands
Most-reviewed mask
3,204
AirFit N20 — most battle-tested
Top-rated mask
4.6 ★
AirFit P10 — highest in catalog
Best in class

If you know your mask type, start here.

Highest-rated mask in each category by owner score.

Brand satisfaction

Ranked by avg owner rating.

ResMed4.35 ★ · 15,921 reviews
Fisher & Paykel4.21 ★ · 5,918 reviews
Philips Respironics4.07 ★ · 3,233 reviews
3B Medical3.96 ★ · 779 reviews
Rating landscape

Most masks cluster between 4.0–4.4. Only 5 earn above 4.5.

n = 43 masks
5
3.5 – 3.9
Below average — review carefully
20
4.0 – 4.4
The majority live here
5
4.5 +
Exceptional — the top tier
Most popular
ResMed AirFit N20
3,204 reviews · 4.5

More owners have weighed in on this mask than any other in the catalog. The consensus is unusually strong.

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Most debated
Philips Respironics DreamWear
1,980 reviews · 4.1

Middle-of-the-road rating with a huge number of opinions. Strong voices on both sides — read the reviews carefully before buying.

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Lowest rated
Fisher & Paykel Solo Nasal
83 reviews · 3.6

Lowest average in the catalog. Small sample size — worth noting before drawing conclusions, but worth knowing it exists.

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From the community · 1 response

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.

Responses
1
And counting
Avg masks tried
2
Before finding fit
Most common acclimation
1 week
Time to comfort
Top sleep position
Side
Most common among users
Sleep position breakdown

How does your position compare?

Side / Back / Stomach / Mixed — the most important variable in mask fit.

Side100%
Back0%
Stomach0%
Mixed0%
Time to feel comfortable

Acclimation is normal. How long did it take?

Most new CPAP users take 2–4 weeks. This chart shows where the community lands.

First night0%
1 week100%
2–4 weeks0%
1–3 months0%
3+ months0%
Manufacturer insight

Top features users actually care about

Ranked by votes. This tells mask makers what drives purchase decisions — not what marketing assumes.

Seal quality1 vote
Noise level1 vote
Weight0 votes
Field of view0 votes
Ease of cleaning0 votes
Top-hose routing0 votes
Portability0 votes
Price0 votes
Sleeping position0 votes
Beard-friendly0 votes
Minimal face contact0 votes
Manufacturer insight

Biggest pain points reported

Where masks are failing users. Ranked by frequency. Useful for prioritising the next generation of products.

Leaks1 report
Strap marks / pressure0 reports
Noise0 reports
Weight0 reports
Tangled hose0 reports
Mouth dryness0 reports
Skin irritation0 reports

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