Buy a Refurbished ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet: Price, Hours, and What to Check Before You Order

If you already know you want an AirSense 10 AutoSet, a certified refurbished unit is often the fastest way to get proven auto-adjusting therapy without paying new-machine prices. The key is not just finding the lowest price — it is confirming hours, warranty, included parts, and the prescription step before you pay.

What a refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet should cost

Market listings found on November 4, 2026 put certified refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet units roughly in the $350 to $459 range, depending on whether a humidifier, heated tube, and warranty length are included. Some bundles with a mask run higher.

MyRespCo lists its RRT-certified Refurbished ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet CPAP Machine with Humidifier at $379.99, as low as $32/month with Affirm, subject to current stock and price at checkout. Compare like-for-like: a lower headline price that excludes the humidifier, tubing, or water chamber is not the same deal.

The 6 checks before you buy

  1. Prescription: In the U.S., a CPAP machine requires a valid prescription. Have a digital copy ready to upload at checkout. CPAP and BiPAP machines require a valid prescription in the United States.
  2. Run hours: Ask for the motor run-hours reading. Lower hours generally mean less motor wear. If a seller will not show hours, treat that as a warning sign.
  3. New consumables: A truly refurbished unit should ship with a new filter, and new tubing and water chamber where applicable — not the previous user's used parts.
  4. Sanitization and testing: Look for professional cleaning, disinfection, and hands-on function testing, not just "cleaned and working."
  5. Warranty in writing: Get the warranty length and what it covers in writing. MyRespCo describes a 1-year functionality warranty on its refurbished machines.
  6. Return policy: Confirm the return window before ordering. MyRespCo describes a 30-day money-back guarantee, with the buyer paying return shipping.

What's usually in the box

A typical refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet package includes the machine, humidifier, power supply, standard tubing, and water chamber. A mask is often sold separately, so check before you assume you can start therapy on arrival night. Heated tubing is often an optional upgrade.

Refurbished vs. marketplace used: not the same thing

A certified refurbished unit from a DME seller should be prescription-checked, sanitized, tested, and warrantied. A used machine sold person-to-person may have unknown hours, no warranty, used consumables, and no prescription check. That difference matters more than a small price gap, because CPAP is a prescription medical device.

Ready to order?

If you have your prescription ready, order the refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet from MyRespCo at $379.99 and upload your prescription at checkout. If you do not have a current prescription, contact your prescriber or sleep clinic first — a seller cannot set your therapy pressure for you.

FAQ

Do I need a prescription for a refurbished AirSense 10?

Yes, in the United States. Refurbished machines require the same prescription as new ones.

Can a refurbished AirSense 10 connect to myAir?

Many refurbished units cannot be registered to ResMed's myAir app. Check the listing before you buy if app tracking matters to you — the machine itself still delivers therapy normally.

How long will a refurbished AirSense 10 last?

It depends heavily on prior run hours and care. That is why hours, testing, and a written warranty matter more than cosmetic condition alone.

General information only — this article is not medical advice. Pressure settings and therapy decisions come from your prescriber and sleep study, not from a seller.