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Hisense TopLift dehumidifier review: Matter-enabled for hot summer months

AppleInsider • Fri, 21 Aug 2026

Hisense has launched the first dehumidifier to support Matter, making it a perfect summer combo with Apple Home for easy control, Siri support, and automations. Hisense TopLift dehumidifier review We got the first look at the Hisense Matter dehumidifier at CES 2026, and a few months later, it's shipping to users. With a fair price tag and Apple Home support, it's poised to be a great solution for those swampy summer months. I've been testing it out for the last several weeks, and it's done wonders to make my home more comfortable. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Hisense has launched the first dehumidifier to support Matter, making it a perfect summer combo with Apple Home for easy control, Siri support, and automations.

Hisense TopLift dehumidifier review We got the first look at the Hisense Matter dehumidifier at CES 2026, and a few months later, it's shipping to users.

With a fair price tag and Apple Home support, it's poised to be a great solution for those swampy summer months.

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