Suwanee – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense will show a connected home lineup at CES 2026, running January 6 to 9, in which AI agents coordinate the fridge, range, dishwasher and laundry gear through its ConnectLife platform. The display sits in Central Hall, Booth 17704, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
ConnectLife gets task-specific AI agents
The reworked ConnectLife platform adds agents that learn household habits and coordinate across devices. The AC adjusts to your presence and indoor air quality, a cooking agent suggests meals and wine pairings, and a laundry agent detects fabric types. Support also expands to more third-party products, including Google Home and Matter devices.
Hub fridge and induction range share one cooking brain
The new ConnectLife Hub Refrigerators carry two screens: a 21-inch display for content and home apps, and a 3.5-inch one for core fridge functions. They work with the AI Cooking Agent and the smart range to recommend recipes, guide prep steps and suggest wine pairings.
The slide-in induction range has a high-resolution touch display that puts the same agent on the stove. Its 5.8 cu. ft. oven uses a tri-element algorithm for rapid preheating, and the cooktop has bridge-capable zones that merge two cooking areas.
The S7 Smart Dishwasher uses AI Super Wash Technology to detect load size and soil levels, then adjusts detergent, water volume, temperature and cycle duration. It can also recommend a wash cycle based on the recipe or cooking method used on select Hisense cooking appliances.
PureFit fridge squeezes into a 24-inch slot
The PureFit Refrigerator is a 24-inch slim model with an antibacterial guard that eliminates 99.9% of bacteria and germs. Compartments can switch between fridge and freezer modes, and multiple units can be combined for more capacity. A new PureFit wine cabinet joins the series.
Three laundry options target different homes
The U7 Smart Washer & Dryer includes Hisense's first 5 cu. ft. washer, a 7-inch touch display, Steam Sanitize and a HiBubble detergent dispenser. It is designed for North American households.
The Roman Holiday All-in-One washes, dries, sanitizes and removes odors in one cycle. Its depth is 20.5 inches, aimed at apartments and condos.
The X-Zone Master is billed as the world's first infinitely scalable modular washer-dryer system. Households start with one main unit with heat pump drying and add mini-modules that use fresh air condensation, so delicates, baby clothes, workout gear and pet bedding can run at once. The whole system stays under 46dB.
TopLift dehumidifier removes the bending
The TopLift Dehumidifier has an 18-pint (10-liter) top-mounted water cartridge, filled by a patented internal pump. Hisense says it holds 38% more than traditional models. It runs at 45dB and supports ConnectLife and Matter-certified connectivity.