Big‑capacity, low‑energy drying with smart extras

The Hisense 7S Series DH7S107BB is a 10kg, A+++ rated heat pump tumble dryer aimed at busy households who want to cut energy use without giving up capacity. Finished in black, it looks more premium than many white-box rivals and backs that up with a very full feature set.

With a 10kg drum, Wi‑Fi control, steam options and clever sensor drying, it sits towards the upper end of the heat pump market in both size and specification. Owners clearly rate it highly, with an impressive 4.8 out of 5 from user reviews, suggesting it delivers on its promises for most families.

If you’re upgrading from an older vented or condenser dryer and want something more efficient and easier on your clothes, this model is designed to be that long-term step up.

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Key features

  • 10kg drum capacity — Great for large households
  • Twin Flow — Dries clothes evenly and prevents creases
  • Heat pump dryer — Dries clothes using less energy
  • 20 drying programmes — Settings to suit any load
  • Dimensions (cm) – H84.5 x W59.5 x D64

Who this tumble dryer is best for

This Hisense heat pump dryer is ideal for larger households or anyone who gets through a serious amount of washing. The 10kg drum will comfortably handle family loads, bedding and towels, making it well suited to three- to five-person homes.

It’s a strong fit if you’re trying to reduce running costs. The A+++ efficiency rating and modest 198 kWh annual energy consumption mean significantly lower electricity use than older vented or standard condenser dryers, especially if you run it several times a week.

Tech‑savvy users will appreciate the Wi‑Fi connectivity, ConnectLife app control and Smart Link features. Being able to check progress on your phone, tweak settings or save favourite programmes makes more sense if you already use other smart home kit, but the dryer remains straightforward to use from the front panel.

If you live in a flat or smaller home and still want a big drum, this is a good option as there’s no external venting required. Just make sure you have the space for its 64cm depth and that the ambient temperature in the room generally sits between 10°C and 35°C, as recommended.

What we like

The 10kg capacity is a major plus, giving plenty of room for family laundry and bulky items without overstuffing the drum. That makes it easier for air to circulate, helping clothes dry more evenly.

Heat pump technology combined with an A+++ rating keeps running costs low. It recycles warm air rather than dumping it, which is more efficient and gentler on fabrics than a traditional heater element.

The Twin Flow system and Anti Crease features help reduce tangling and wrinkles, so clothes come out less crumpled and often need less ironing. Reverse action drum movement also helps prevent items from balling up.

A generous choice of 20 programmes, including Quick Dry 30′, Night Dry, Extra Dry, steam options and specialised cycles, gives you a setting for most fabrics and situations. Sensor Dry and AI Super Dry automatically stop the cycle when clothes are done, reducing over-drying and saving energy.

Smart touches such as Wi‑Fi, the ConnectLife app, Smart Link, a bright TFT intuitive display, drum light, child lock and a reversible door make everyday use more convenient and flexible.

Where it could be better

Like most heat pump models, it isn’t the fastest. The quoted 156-minute cycle duration means full loads will take longer than on many traditional condenser dryers, so it suits those who prioritise efficiency over outright speed.

The 10kg drum and feature-packed design put it in a higher price bracket than basic dryers. If you have a smaller household or don’t care about Wi‑Fi or steam, you may not need everything you’re paying for here.

Drying performance is listed as C rated, which is common for heat pump units but slightly underwhelming on paper next to its excellent energy rating. You’ll get dry clothes, but very heavy loads may occasionally need a little extra time.

The two-year manufacturer warranty is decent but not standout for a major appliance at this price. Some rivals offer longer cover, which might matter if you like extra peace of mind.

Everyday use

Living with the Hisense DH7S107BB is designed to be straightforward once you’ve found your favourite programmes. The combination of buttons, rotary dial and touch controls, along with an LED/TFT intuitive display, makes it clear which cycle you’ve chosen and how long is left.

The 10kg drum opening is generous, so loading bulky bedding and towels is easy, and the internal drum light helps you spot stray socks at the back. The right-hand door hinge is reversible, giving flexibility when fitting it into an existing laundry space.

Sensor Dry and AI Super Dry take much of the guesswork away: rather than guessing times, you can choose a dryness level and let the machine stop automatically when clothes are ready. Features like Anti Tangle and Twin Flow mean loads tend to come out evenly dried, with fewer damp patches in thicker items.

Maintenance is reasonably simple. There’s a standard fluff filter to clean and a water tank full indicator to remind you to empty the reservoir if you’re not draining it away. The durable inverter motor should run smoothly and efficiently, and self-diagnostic functions can help pinpoint issues earlier if something goes wrong.

At 62 dB, it’s not silent but relatively civilised for a large dryer. The Night Dry option and the stable heat pump operation mean you can comfortably run it in the evening without too much disturbance, especially if it’s in a utility or kitchen rather than open-plan living.

Performance and features

Core performance from the Hisense 7S Series centres on efficient, gentle drying. The 10kg stainless steel drum, reverse action and Twin Flow air circulation work together to move clothes around thoroughly, minimising hot spots and damp clumps. The C rated drying performance reflects the slower, more measured approach of heat pump systems rather than any lack of capability.

With an A+++ energy rating and quoted annual consumption of just 198 kWh, it’s built to keep electricity use down. For a family running several loads a week, that can translate into noticeable bill savings versus an older vented or basic condenser dryer.

The programme selection is a real highlight. You get 20 drying programmes, including quick options like Quick Dry 30′ for small loads, dedicated Anti Crease settings, Night Dry for quieter, lower-temperature cycles and Extra Dry when you need cupboard-ready results. Ion Refresh and Power Steam functions help freshen and de‑wrinkle clothes without a full wash, ideal for items that just need a quick revive.

On the smart side, Wi‑Fi connectivity, the ConnectLife mobile app and Smart Link integration let you monitor and adjust cycles remotely and link with compatible appliances. You can set delays up to 24 hours, check time remaining and even save a Favourite programme for one‑touch starts. Sensor Dry, Auto Dry and AI Super Dry all contribute to consistent results by tailoring the cycle to the actual moisture level in the load.

Usability features round things off nicely: a clear LED/TFT display, drum light, child lock, adjustable feet for levelling, and a reversible door for flexible installation. While it isn’t suitable for unheated outbuildings and needs an ambient room temperature between 10°C and 35°C, in a typical home setting it offers a very capable blend of performance and convenience.

Value for money

This Hisense sits towards the premium end of the heat pump tumble dryer market, thanks to its large 10kg capacity, A+++ energy rating and strong spec sheet. You are paying more than you would for a smaller, simpler dryer, but you’re getting efficiency, space and smart features that basic models simply don’t offer.

Running costs are where it really earns its keep. The low annual energy consumption helps offset the upfront cost over time, particularly for families who tumble dry most loads rather than air drying. Sensor drying and AI Super Dry further reduce wasted energy by stopping the cycle once clothes are actually dry.

Feature-wise it competes strongly with many big-name brands: Wi‑Fi, steam options, a wide range of programmes, drum light and a reversible door are far from guaranteed at this price. The only mild disappointments are the standard two-year warranty and the naturally longer cycle times of heat pump technology, but these are not deal-breakers.

Backed by an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 from owners, it represents solid value for households that will take advantage of the large drum and smart functions. If you just need a basic dryer for occasional use, you can certainly spend less, but for frequent users this looks like a sensible long-term investment.

Our verdict

The Hisense 7S Series DH7S107BB is a well thought-out heat pump tumble dryer that combines a generous 10kg capacity with excellent A+++ efficiency and a genuinely useful set of smart and fabric-care features. It’s clearly resonated with owners, reflected in its very strong user rating.

It suits families and heavy laundry users who want to cut their energy use without sacrificing performance or convenience. The broad programme range, Twin Flow, sensor drying and steam options all contribute to clothes that are evenly dried and less creased, and the Wi‑Fi connectivity adds welcome flexibility.

It’s not the fastest dryer on the market and the warranty could be more generous, but if you can live with longer cycle times in exchange for lower bills and gentler drying, this Hisense is an impressive all‑rounder that’s easy to recommend.

FAQs

What size household is the Hisense DH7S107BB best for?

With a 10kg drum, the Hisense DH7S107BB is best suited to medium to large households that regularly wash full loads, including bedding and towels.
It has an A+++ energy rating and an annual energy consumption of around 198 kWh, making it one of the most efficient types of tumble dryer available and cheaper to run than older vented or condenser models.
No, it is a heat pump condenser dryer, so it does not need an external vent. Moisture is collected in a tank, and a water tank full indicator tells you when to empty it.
No, it is not recommended for outbuildings. The specified operating room temperature is between 10°C and 35°C, so it’s best kept in a typical indoor space like a kitchen or utility room.
The noise level is rated at 62 dB, which is fairly typical for a large tumble dryer. It should be acceptable in most homes, especially if placed in a separate room or utility area.
It has built-in Wi‑Fi, works with the Hisense ConnectLife app, supports Smart Link, and offers functions like AI Super Dry, Sensor Dry and Favourite programmes for easier, more automated drying.
Yes, the Hisense DH7S107BB has a reversible door, so you can change the hinge side to better suit your laundry space.
This tumble dryer comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty as standard.

Hisense 7S Series DH7S107BB Wifi Connected 10Kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer Review

£799.00

Overall score

9.0/10

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