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
| Spec | AirFit N20 | AirTouch N20 |
|---|---|---|
| Price (ResMed eShop) | $105 | $108 |
| Cushion material | Silicone | Foam |
| Pressure range | 4–30 cmH2O | 4–30 cmH2O |
| Dead space (large) | 103 mL | 103 mL |
| Resistance at 50 / 100 L/min | 0.3 / 1.3 cmH2O | 0.4 / 1.4 cmH2O |
| Sound power / pressure at 1 m | 24 / 15 dBA | 24 / 15 dBA |
| Cushion care | Wash with the mask | Wipe with alcohol-free wipes; don’t submerge |
| Cushion replacement | When worn (see guide) | Monthly |
| Magnets | Yes (lower straps and frame) | Yes (lower straps and frame) |
| Cushions interchangeable | Yes | Yes |
Source: AirFit N20/AirTouch N20 user guide; prices from ResMed’s eShop.
Cost over a year
The foam cushion’s monthly replacement adds up. On ResMed’s eShop on 13 October 2026, an AirTouch N20 cushion was $37 and an AirFit N20 cushion $34. Replacing the foam cushion monthly at that price is $444 a year. Check what your insurer allows: see CPAP supplies replacement schedule.
Who should pick which
| You… | Better fit |
|---|---|
| Prefer the feel of foam against your skin | AirTouch N20 |
| Want to wash the cushion daily | AirFit N20 |
| Want lower running costs | AirFit N20 |
| Have a magnet-sensitive implant | Neither; see AirFit N20 vs N30 |
Because the cushions are interchangeable, you can buy one frame and try both.
Verdict
These are one mask with two cushion options. Start with the silicone AirFit N20 for easy cleaning and lower cost; switch to the AirTouch foam cushion if you prefer foam, and budget for monthly replacements.
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