resmedas10 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 29, 2026 5:00 pm

I have a resmed airsense 10 and I ware a garmin forerunner 265 smart watch to track my sleep score and it seems i'm not getting enough REM sleep ever.

The first thing you should be questioning is the accuracy of your Garmin for measuring REM.

No, you don't need a trainer.

Get your settings off your DreamStation, pick up a used ResMed AutoSet (either the 10 or 11), the folks here will help you set it up according to the settings on your DS.

I believe you're talking about "Sleepyhead". Sleepyhead has been replaced by OSCAR. - https://www.sleepfiles.com/OSCAR/ OSCAR is supported on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook. Your other option is SleepHQ, a web based CPAP analysis tool. - https://www.sleephq.com/ I'm afraid that mobile devices (I...

Yes, I've seen a lot of people post about switching out the blower on Air 10s.

Google: replace airsense 10 motor
and you should find a lot of resources on motors and replacing them.

Not sure what the problem is.

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What's your concern?

Well what do you expect. Sleep apnea and Cpap stuff which is mostly the subject of this forum is not really all that exciting unlike something like video games. I guess the slowness in these forums means people are sleeping better and not having too many issues. Since you have made dozens of posts ...

Moved response over to this topic, so I wouldn't derail the original topic. You could make the jump to 11 like I did but a lot of people seem to diss it around here, :lol: That's because the difference between 10 and 11 series machines isn't a jump at all. It's more like a step sideways in that both...

As others have suggested, a hose cover for a heated hose cover wont help increase the heat of the tube. The heated hose is on a thermostat, so it just wont turn on the heating element as much. And you need to be careful about hanging your hose (to reduce the impacts of rain-out). Yes, any water that...

The main purpose of the ClimateLine (or any heated hose) is to prevent rainout.

Set it to auto, if that takes care of it, great. Otherwise, set it to manual, and then manually increase the temperature.

On Windows, OSCAR data is (by default) installed in /Users/ username /Documents/OSCAR_Data. You can see specifically where your data is from Oscar by: Help > About Oscar > Show data folder OSCAR does not remove data when importing, so your original Air 10 data should still be there. Replacing your e...

This is what I said:

Dog Slobber wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 22, 2026 12:00 pm

Don't interpret the above to suggest the Air 11 is not a good machine, it's a great machine (2nd best).

An what do you do, interpret what I said to mean the Air 11 is bad:

tlohse wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 22, 2026 8:59 pm

All AirSense 11 can’t be bad otherwise it would have ended by now.

Well would Resmed even have made the 11 if it didn’t improve something? Isn’t that usually what companies do try to improve there products? Moving the goal posts again? And no, I didn't say, "they didn't improve something". You asked for proof, I gave you a significant evidence. Address that or STFU.

Well I must be lucky or have really good product because I’ve been a cpap person since June 2013 and have yet to have a machine or anything fail to work for me. Huh? There is nothing in my post that suggests that one must be lucky to be a longtime user without a failure. You're asking about Air 11s...

Okay if the AirSense 11 is not an improvement than show me the proof . In my first few nights with my new machine I haven’t noticed anything worth complaining about. I kinda like the fact that it’s touch screen and i actually like the smaller water chamber and the changes to the hose. Air 11 issues...

Nocibur wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 22, 2026 5:11 am

But if I were a gambling man, here is where I would call REM periods:

Looking at the TV and MV, I'd make the same bet.