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F&P Evora Full vs ResMed AirFit F40 compared

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The F&P Evora Full and ResMed AirFit F40 are both compact under-the-nose full-face masks rated 4–30 cmH2O. On the makers' figures the F40 with its QuietAir vent ring is quieter (20 vs 28.2 dBA sound power), but it uses magnets; the Evora Full doesn't list any. The Evora Full was $149 at CPAP.com and the F40 $163 on ResMed's eShop (13 October 2026). This comparison is based on the makers' documents, not hands-on testing.

How we reviewed this: written from Fisher & Paykel’s and ResMed’s user guides and published U.S. prices, not hands-on testing.

Sources: Evora Full use and care guide; AirFit F40 user guide; prices from CPAP.com and ResMed’s eShop, checked 13 October 2026.

Side by side

SpecF&P Evora FullResMed AirFit F40
Pressure range4–30 cmH2O4–30 cmH2O
Sound power / pressure28.2 / 20.2 dBA20 / 13 dBA (QuietAir); 34 / 26 dBA (multi-hole)
MagnetsNone listed in materialsYes, magnetic clips (implant warnings)
Mask warranty90 days90 days for masks (ResMed limited warranty, AirSense 11 guide)
Price (complete)$149 (CPAP.com)$163 (ResMed eShop)

Verdict

If you have an implant affected by magnets, the Evora Full avoids the issue. If you want the quietest option on paper, the F40 with QuietAir leads. Both are good starting points for mouth breathers who dislike nose-bridge pressure.

Related: AirFit F40 review, Evora Full review, Evora Full vs Vitera.

Frequently asked questions

Which is quieter, the Evora Full or AirFit F40?
On the makers' figures, the AirFit F40 with its QuietAir vent ring: 20 dBA sound power vs 28.2 dBA for the Evora Full. With the F40's multi-hole vent ring it's 34 dBA.
Which is cheaper?
The Evora Full was $149 complete at CPAP.com and the AirFit F40 $163 on ResMed's eShop, both on 13 October 2026. Prices are from different retailers.
Do both have the same pressure range?
Yes, 4–30 cmH2O for both.
Does the F40 use magnets?
Yes; ResMed's guide includes magnet warnings for people with implants. The Evora Full's materials list doesn't mention magnets.
Are they both under-the-nose designs?
Yes; both are compact full-face masks that seal under the nose and around the mouth.

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