Hisense Released PureSmart Duo Series Refrigerator
The new four-door model brings a smart screen and AI-driven features to your kitchen for centralized food management.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Appliances
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Hisense has launched its PureSmart Duo Series refrigerator globally, introducing a four-door unit equipped with an integrated 21-inch smart screen. The appliance utilizes the ConnectLife platform to centralize kitchen tasks and simplify food preparation.
Why it matters
By incorporating AI features directly into a high-capacity refrigerator, the technology aims to transform the kitchen into a digital hub for social connection and meal logistics. This integration represents a shift toward more interactive, connected household appliances.
The new four-door unit features 611 liters of storage capacity and a 21-inch integrated smart screen. The appliance also includes a specialized water system rated for a 99.9% sterilization rate.
The players
Hisense
A global electronics and appliance manufacturer founded in 1969 that operates in over 180 countries.
Omdia
A research firm that tracks market shares and ranked Hisense as the leader in the 100-inch and over TV segment.
The details
The refrigerator integrates the VIDDA platform, enabling users to stream music and video content directly from the appliance display. Its Beverage Master feature provides step-by-step digital instructions to assist with drink creation, while the ConnectLife platform manages overall system connectivity. The design focuses on merging standard cooling functionality with interactive home management tools.
Timeline
October 9, 2026: Hisense announced the global release of the PureSmart Duo Series.
IFA 2026: The AI Companion Suite was officially introduced.
2023-2026H1: Hisense maintained a top global ranking in the large TV segment.
1969: The founding year of Hisense.
The Home Front
The release of the PureSmart Duo Series marks an expansion of the ConnectLife platform into broader kitchen hardware. This follows a growing trend of manufacturers centralizing smart-home controls into large appliances rather than relying solely on mobile devices.
If you are planning a kitchen renovation, consider whether your current layout supports a refrigerator with an integrated 21-inch screen. Check that your kitchen has adequate space for a four-door unit and a nearby wireless network connection to utilize the full range of AI features.
The takeaway
The PureSmart Duo Series demonstrates how modern kitchens are increasingly evolving into media-connected spaces. Homeowners looking to integrate smart tech should prioritize appliances that link into an established ecosystem, such as the ConnectLife platform used by this new model.
Further reading
For more on the latest trends in connected home hardware, explore our guide to Appliances.
More information
To see the full announcement regarding the AI Companion Suite, visit View original content and multimedia.
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