Freedom CPAP Battery Backup Power Supply, 160 Watt Hour, for Camping, Airline Travel & Power Outages (White)

160W Freedom battery rocks for running my Airsense 10. I used this for two nights after storms knocked out our power in Alabama for two days. It worked great for 8 hours of use on each night, kept my phone charged and still had 60% of its power left. I did have to turn off the dehumidifier and tube heating as they instruct. The Air Sense 10 would cut out and reboot ocassionally until I did so. Once I did so, the Air Sense 10 ran non stop on both nights.

Works great as a battery back up for my cpap.

Small, easy to use, powered CPap for about 20 hrs ( no water use, no heater used)

So far so good! Purchased this for a 9 1/2 hour flight. I’m going on. Tested it at home made it through 6 1/2 hours sleep no problems and the next night only 2 1/2 hours before it died. I’m a little nervous about holding a charge.

Would not support the intended device, a CPAP listed as being supported. Worked for only 3 hours leaving us with an health risk and sleep issue in middle of night. VERY Disappointed.

Works great and love the pass thru power option.Just need to make my ResMed 10 case better to use on a Plane

This battery is great in all aspects of performance. Unfortunately, in order to carry it on a plane it requires airline approval. Delta Airlines will not approve this item as they require the cpap battery to be from the manufacturer of the cpap machine. Silly requirement in my opinion, but that's what they say. Therefore you cannot carry this item on an airplane.

I use an Airsense 10 and for my first use I turned the humidifier off to see how much battery drain occurred. After seven and a half hours of sleep and an average pressure around 10 the battery indicator still showed full bars.All cords came as advertised and it arrived on time.This is going to make my red eye flights so much easier! I wish I knew these existed sooner!