F&P Simplus vs Vitera: full-face masks compared

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The F&P Simplus and Vitera are both over-the-nose full-face masks in S, M and L. On F&P's figures the Simplus is quieter (25.8 vs 29.8 dBA sound power) and it costs less at CPAP.com ($135 vs $149 complete), but it's rated only to 25 cmH2O vs 30 for the Vitera. This comparison is based on F&P's instructions for use, not hands-on testing.

How we reviewed this: written from Fisher & Paykel’s instructions for use and U.S. retail prices, not hands-on testing.

Sources: F&P instructions for the Simplus and Vitera; CPAP.com prices checked 13–14 October 2026.

SpecSimplusVitera
Pressure range4–25 cmH2O4–30 cmH2O
Sound power / pressure25.8 / 17.8 dBA29.8 / 21.8 dBA
Dead spaceS 251, M 278, L 310 ccS 246, M 271, L 322 cm³
SizesS, M, LS, M, L
Warranty90 days90 days
Price (complete)$135$149
Replacement cushion$49$54

Verdict

If your prescribed pressure stays at or below 25 cmH2O, the Simplus is the quieter, cheaper choice on paper. If you need pressures above 25 cmH2O, choose the Vitera.

Related: Simplus review, Vitera review, Evora Full vs Vitera.

Frequently asked questions

Which is quieter, the Simplus or the Vitera?
The Simplus on F&P's figures: 25.8 vs 29.8 dBA sound power, each ±2.5 dBA.
Which handles higher pressure?
The Vitera, rated 4–30 cmH2O vs 4–25 cmH2O for the Simplus.
Which costs less?
The Simplus: $135 vs $149 complete at CPAP.com, and $49 vs $54 per cushion (Simplus price checked 14 October, Vitera 13 October 2026).
Do they have similar dead space?
Yes, roughly: Simplus S 251, M 278, L 310 cc; Vitera S 246, M 271, L 322 cm³.
Which should I choose?
The Simplus if your pressure is 25 cmH2O or less and you want the quieter, cheaper option; the Vitera if you need up to 30 cmH2O.