F&P Solo vs Evora Nasal: compact nasal masks

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The F&P Evora Nasal is quieter on paper (26.8 vs 31.5 dBA), rated to a higher pressure (25 vs 20 cmH2O) and cheaper ($95 vs $119 at CPAP.com). The Solo's advantage is flexibility: one frame takes either a nasal cushion or nasal pillows. 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 Solo and Evora Nasal; CPAP.com prices checked 13–14 October 2026.

SpecSoloEvora Nasal
Cushion typesNasal or pillowsNasal
Pressure range4–20 cmH2O4–25 cmH2O
Sound power / pressure31.5 / 23.6 dBA26.8 / 18.8 dBA
Nasal sizesS, M, L, WideS, M, L, Wide
ReplaceMask parts 12 months; headgear 6 monthsNo later than 12 months
Warranty90 days90 days
Price (complete)$119$95
Replacement cushion$39 nasal / $34 pillows$31

Verdict

The Evora Nasal leads on paper for noise, pressure and price. Choose the Solo if you want to switch between a nasal cushion and pillows on one frame and your pressure stays at or below 20 cmH2O.

Related: Solo review, Evora Nasal review, Nova Micro review.

Frequently asked questions

Which is quieter, the Solo or Evora Nasal?
The Evora Nasal on F&P's figures: 26.8 vs 31.5 dBA sound power.
Which has the wider pressure range?
The Evora Nasal, 4–25 cmH2O vs 4–20 cmH2O for the Solo.
Can the Solo be used as pillows?
Yes; the Solo frame takes either a nasal cushion or a pillows cushion. The Evora Nasal is a nasal cushion only.
Which is cheaper?
The Evora Nasal: $95 vs $119 complete at CPAP.com (13 and 14 October 2026).
Do both come with a Wide size?
Yes, both list a Wide nasal cushion.