AirFit F30i vs AirTouch F30i vs X30i compared

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All three share ResMed's tube-up 30i frame and a 4–30 cmH2O range, and the cushions are interchangeable. Choose the AirFit F30i ($167) for a silicone under-nose full-face cushion, the AirTouch F30i ($173 Clear, $184 Comfort) for a fabric cushion and the quietest published sound (20 dBA), or the AirFit X30i ($185) for nasal pillows plus an oral cushion. All use magnets. Prices are from ResMed's eShop on 13 October 2026. This comparison is based on ResMed's user guide, not hands-on testing.

How we reviewed this: HHZ didn’t test these masks hands-on. This comparison is written from ResMed’s U.S. user guides, linked below, plus prices checked on ResMed’s eShop on 13 October 2026. Mask fit is personal; we don’t report comfort impressions we haven’t measured.

Side by side

SpecAirFit F30iAirTouch F30iAirFit X30i
Price (ResMed eShop)$167$184 (Comfort); $173 (Clear)$185 (starter pack)
CushionSilicone full faceFabric full faceSilicone pillows + oral cushion
FrameSiliconeFabric-wrapped (Comfort) or silicone (Clear)Silicone
Pressure range4–30 cmH2O4–30 cmH2O4–30 cmH2O
Sound power / pressure25 / 18 dBA20 / 13 dBA (QuietAir); 24 / 17 dBA (multi-hole)22 / 15 dBA (QuietAir); 25 / 18 dBA (multi-hole)
Resistance at 50 L/min0.2 cmH2O0.3 cmH2O0.3 cmH2O
Device mask settingFull FaceFull FaceFull Face
MagnetsYesYesYes
Patient weightOver 66 lbOver 66 lbOver 66 lb

Source: AirTouch F30i / AirFit F30i / X30i user guide; prices from ResMed’s eShop. ResMed notes the AirTouch F30i Comfort’s fabric sleeve isn’t removable.

Which to choose

You…Better fit
Want the lowest price and easy washingAirFit F30i
Prefer fabric against your skinAirTouch F30i
Want the quietest published figuresAirTouch F30i with QuietAir
Like nasal pillows but breathe through your mouthAirFit X30i
Have a magnet-sensitive implantNone of these; ask your doctor

Verdict

Because the cushions are interchangeable on one frame, you can switch styles without starting over. The silicone AirFit F30i is the value pick; the AirTouch F30i trades cost for a fabric cushion and lower published sound; the X30i suits pillows users who need mouth coverage. For a traditional full-face seal or pressures above 30 cmH2O, see AirFit F20 vs F30i.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the AirFit F30i, AirTouch F30i and AirFit X30i?
They share one frame system. The AirFit F30i has a silicone full-face cushion; the AirTouch F30i has a fabric cushion (Comfort version with a fabric-wrapped frame, Clear version with a silicone frame); the AirFit X30i combines nasal pillows with a silicone oral cushion. ResMed says the cushions are interchangeable.
Which is quietest?
On ResMed's figures, the AirTouch F30i with QuietAir vent is quietest at 20 dBA sound power and 13 dBA pressure at 1 m. The X30i with QuietAir is 22/15 dBA, and the AirFit F30i 25/18 dBA.
Do these masks have magnets?
Yes. ResMed's guide shows magnetic clips and frame magnets, with the same implant contraindications as its other magnetic masks.
How much do they cost?
On ResMed's eShop on 13 October 2026: AirFit F30i $167, AirTouch F30i Clear $173, AirTouch F30i Comfort $184 and AirFit X30i starter pack $185.
What pressure range do they support?
All three are rated 4–30 cmH2O.