rfrousse

Hello (again),

I recently purchased an AirMini to avoid traveling (very often...) with my home-based AirSense10.

While the AirMini itself is obviously super silent, it is not the case with the tubing and the filter, which I find very noisy and hard to fall asleep with. ResMed and others keep telling me that most users get used to it, I don't find this a very customer-oriented approach to solve my problem.

While I agree that this is not a huge problem, I am puzzled that engineers would put so much craft in developing such a silent device and see all their efforts annihilated by what seems a poor design of the tubing/filter system.

Wouldn't it make sense to have the filter away from the mask, as opposed to how it is set up currently?

Any simple suggestion to reduce this noise?

Thanks heaps!

Raphaël

Hello,

I use a ResMed AirSense10 at home and an AirMini while traveling (a lot...). Both are connected to the cloud, via a SD card for the AirSense10 and via Bluetooth to my phone for the AirMini. I use the myAir and AirMini iPhone apps to monitor my sleep.

Is there a way to combine both data sets into one app? It is odd to me that ResMed does not offer one app to monitor several devices, but rather separate apps for each device.

Am I missing something?

Thanks in advance for any suggestion you may have.

Have a good, restful night ;-)

Raphaël