F&P Evora Full vs Vitera: full-face masks compared

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The F&P Evora Full is a compact under-the-nose full-face mask; the Vitera covers the nose and mouth. Both are rated 4–30 cmH2O, carry a 90-day warranty and cost $149 complete at CPAP.com (13 October 2026). On F&P's figures the Evora Full is slightly quieter (28.2 vs 29.8 dBA sound power) and has much less dead space. This comparison is based on F&P's use and care guides, not hands-on testing.

How we reviewed this: written from Fisher & Paykel’s use and care guide and published U.S. retail prices, not hands-on testing. Sound figures are F&P’s lab values, not our measurements.

Sources: F&P use and care guides for the Evora Full and Vitera; prices from CPAP.com, checked 13 October 2026.

Side by side

SpecEvora FullVitera
DesignUnder the nose and around the mouthOver the nose and mouth
Pressure range4–30 cmH2O4–30 cmH2O
Sound power / pressure28.2 / 20.2 dBA29.8 / 21.8 dBA
Dead spaceXS 165.2, S-M 162.6, L 164.1 cm³S 246, M 271, L 322 cm³
SizesXS, S-M, L; Standard or XL headgearS, M, L
Warranty90 days90 days
Price (complete)$149$149
Replacement cushion$54$54

Verdict

On paper they’re close; the choice is mostly about fit. Pick the Evora Full for a lighter-touch, under-nose design, or the Vitera if under-nose masks leak for you. See the full Evora Full review and Vitera review.

Related: Evora Full vs AirFit F40, best CPAP masks.

Frequently asked questions

Which is quieter, the Evora Full or the Vitera?
On F&P's figures, the Evora Full: 28.2 dBA sound power vs 29.8 dBA for the Vitera, both ±2.5 dBA, so the difference is within the stated uncertainty.
Do they cost the same?
Yes, both were $149 complete at CPAP.com on 13 October 2026, with $54 replacement cushions.
Which has less dead space?
The Evora Full, at about 163–165 cm³ vs 246–322 cm³ for the Vitera, per F&P's guides.
Do both work for bilevel?
Both guides say they're for adults prescribed non-invasive positive airway pressure such as CPAP or bilevel, rated 4–30 cmH2O.
Which should I choose?
The Evora Full if you want a smaller mask that doesn't sit on the nose bridge; the Vitera if you prefer a traditional over-the-nose seal.