Yes — it runs the same AutoSet (APAP) algorithm family as the AirSense, not a stripped-down travel mode. It simply omits an onboard screen; you control it via the AirMini app.
About travel CPAP machines
Travel CPAP machines deliver the same therapy you rely on at home in a device small enough for a carry-on. The ResMed AirMini leads the range — genuine APAP therapy with waterless humidification. Below is every travel CPAP and AirMini kit we stock; filter to compare.
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Travel CPAP Machines
A travel CPAP machine gives you the same therapy you rely on at home in a device small enough for an overnight bag. They suit frequent flyers, campers and caravanners, and anyone who wants a compact second device. The standout is the ResMed AirMini — the world's smallest CPAP — delivering genuine AutoSet (APAP) therapy with waterless HumidX humidification, so there's no water chamber to carry or spill.
Device-only or a complete travel kit?
Decide between a device-only purchase (if you already own a compatible mask setup) and a complete travel starter kit (machine + AirMini mask pack + tube + carry case). Starter kits are the simplest way to get going if you're new to the AirMini.
Will my current mask work?
The AirMini uses a proprietary tube and 'for AirMini' mask setup packs (P10, N20, N30, F20, F30) — standard 22 mm masks don't fit out of the box. A ZephAir adapter exists but disables the HumidX humidifier. Always check compatibility before you buy — our team can confirm the right setup pack for your mask.
Power on the road and off-grid
For travel without mains power, pair your machine with a CPAP battery (e.g. Medistrom Pilot) and, for multi-night off-grid trips, a portable solar panel to recharge during the day. See our travel accessories and batteries & power for compatible options.
Buy a travel CPAP in Australia
CPAP Discount Warehouse ships travel CPAP machines Australia-wide with our 5% Price Beat Guarantee and free shipping on orders over $200. A valid prescription is required for CPAP machines in Australia — our sleep specialists can help you arrange one.