I have a Resmed H5i S9 I want to sell. It's used less than 100 hours.

[palerider]

The S9 is a good machine. The features aren’t that much different than the A10. If you don’t have insurance to cover a machine, if you can pick up an S9 for $100 it would be a good way to go. $700? Don’t think so. It’s like folks who paid $1,500 for a new computer five years ago and think it should still be worth $1,000 because it wasn’t used much.

There is no "S9" cpap. That's like saying "The Ford is a good machine", well, some are, some aren't,

As Pugsy pointed out, "S9" is a whole generation of machines, over 13 different types, especially if you count international models, I have four different ones here, ranging from fairly cheap and basic to very expensive and advanced.

There's a list of most of them here: wiki/index.php/CPAP_models

Nobody can say anything about what a Resmed S9 [something] might be worth without knowing what the [something] is.

Is it an Escape? then it's virtually worthless, is it an Autoset? maybe $150, is it a VPAP Auto? $300, an Adapt 36037? $400+ a Lumis Tx? those are rare and do everything....

And they're ALL "Resmed S9"

Add that to the fact that the OP actually advertised the *HUMIDIFIER* not the cpap itself, (yes, the H5i is just the humidifier module) and ... well, not a lot of money for that.

[Pugsy]

Add that to the fact that the OP actually advertised the *HUMIDIFIER* not the cpap itself, (yes, the H5i is just the humidifier module) and ... well, not a lot of money for that.

And add that to the fact that when a seller doesn't know that the H5i is actually the humidifier and not the blower and since on the S9 models it is a separate piece of equipment all by itself.....when people don't know what they are selling it really puts up red flags about everything they say.

Doesn't really matter. We all know why he was here asking the value of anything. Thinly veiled ad using us as the classified section.
I don't think he got the results he was wanting.

[chunkyfrog]