SOLD: ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset

[AMC4x4]

EDIT: SOLD! Thanks for the interest, everyone!

Got my 11 and still have my old CPAP as a backup, so selling this one.

13911 hours. New OEM power supply (replaced two months ago). Works great.

$250 shipped - US locations only. Can give my eBay handle over PM to verify feedback.

[JLROhio]

Wow! Almost 5 years of use!

With the AS 11, you might want to keep your AS10 as a backup to your backup!

The AS11 is basically an AirMini with additional algorithms.

If the longevity of the AirMini is any indication, the AS11's might be having issues down the road!

Good Luck with your sale!

[AMC4x4]

Wow! Almost 5 years of use!

Ha! Yeah, I've been a loyal CPAP user for maybe 12-14 years. If I've slept one night without one, I can't remember it.

With the AS 11, you might want to keep your AS10 as a backup to your backup! The AS11 is basically an AirMini with additional algorithms. If the longevity of the AirMini is any indication, the AS11's might be having issues down the road!

Oh no! Guess I'm off to do some research! My backup has much fewer hours on it - it was my dad's, and he upgraded to the 10 within a few months of starting. I paid out of pocket for the 11. Will be pretty peeved if I have issues with it!

Good Luck with your sale!

Thank you!!

[SJ-Paddler]

That is kind of a lot for a system with that many hours.

[AMC4x4]

That is kind of a lot for a system with that many hours.

Gotta start somewhere. It's typical for what I saw on eBay. Open to offers. Cheers.

[Pugsy]

It's typical for what I saw on eBay.

EBay doesn't allow sale of cpap machines and if you saw an offer for sale at whatever price there is no real way to know what the machine actually sold for.

Asking price doesn't mean getting price.

I always say that a fair price is what someone is willing to pay and what the seller is willing to take.

That said...the forum members here are pretty savvy shoppers and usually want a smoking hot good deal to part with their money. It is very unlikely that you will get any offers anywhere near your asking price from the members here.

The hours of use simply kill its value to just about all the members here. Cold hard fact of life.

You might also try craigslist....good luck though.

[AMC4x4]

It's typical for what I saw on eBay.

EBay doesn't allow sale of cpap machines and if you saw an offer for sale at whatever price there is no real way to know what the machine actually sold for.

Asking price doesn't mean getting price.

I always say that a fair price is what someone is willing to pay and what the seller is willing to take.

That said...the forum members here are pretty savvy shoppers and usually want a smoking hot good deal to part with their money. It is very unlikely that you will get any offers anywhere near your asking price from the members here.

The hours of use simply kill its value to just about all the members here. Cold hard fact of life.

You might also try craigslist....good luck though.

Been selling stuff on eBay for 20 years now, and Craigslist for 15. I understand how it works. People selling on eBay generally sell the "carrying case" and the CPAP is included as a bonus.

Again, open to offers. That's how this works to find a price I'm willing to sell at and someone else is willing to buy at. I'm not listing at $600 and taking a hardline. I know how it works, and I know it has high hours. Thanks for your input though.

[SJ-Paddler]

Again, open to offers. That's how this works to find a price I'm willing to sell at and someone else is willing to buy at. I'm not listing at $600 and taking a hardline. I know how it works, and I know it has high hours. Thanks for your input though.

Are you entertaining offers under $100?

[AMC4x4]

Again, open to offers. That's how this works to find a price I'm willing to sell at and someone else is willing to buy at. I'm not listing at $600 and taking a hardline. I know how it works, and I know it has high hours. Thanks for your input though.

Are you entertaining offers under $100?

Sorry, actually just came back to say it was sold. Got $225 for it, so I'm happy.

[SJ-Paddler]

Good deal.