Haier Wine Bank 50 Series 7 HWS77GDAU1
(8 reviews)
77 bottles, 2 zones and remote control via the hOn app: the Wine Bank 50 brings connected features to a freestanding wine cooler.
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Key features
- Capacity: 77 bottles, 192 litres
- Zones: 2 independent zones, 5 to 20°C
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, hOn app, compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant
- Remote control and monitoring from a phone, unusual at this price point
In detail: Haier HWS77GDAU1, freestanding connected dual-zone wine cooler, 77 bottles
The Haier Wine Bank 50 Series 7 HWS77GDAU1 is a freestanding wine cooler for 77 standard bottles, built for a living space where it can sit clear of any cabinetry. With 192 litres of interior space, it targets an already sizeable collection without needing a built-in installation.
Its main strength lies in two independent temperature zones, each adjustable from 5 to 20°C, keeping reds and whites at their ideal temperature in the same unit. Humidity is managed through natural airflow that holds the interior between 50 and 70% relative humidity, a range favourable to cork preservation, backed by an anti-vibration system that protects the wine from outside jolts.
What sets this Series 7 range apart is Wi-Fi connectivity through the hOn app, which lets you monitor both zones' temperature, adjust settings and receive alerts from a phone, with compatibility for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice control. The solid slatted beech shelves keep bottles lying flat while making cleaning easier.
The glass door, treated for UV protection, shields the contents from light while still letting you admire the collection, highlighted by LED lighting that generates no stray heat. The front touch display gives precise control without opening the door.
At 49.7 x 58.5 x 127 cm with a black finish, the Wine Bank 50 fits into a living room or dining room without needing a built-in niche. Its G energy class is worth factoring in for an appliance meant to run continuously year-round.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Type?General technical category the unit belongs to (refrigerator, freezer, mini fridge, combo, wine cooler...). | Freestanding wine cooler, dual zone, connected |
|---|---|
| Temperature range?Temperature range the unit can be set to. | 5°C to 20°C per zone, independently adjustable |
| Energy class?European energy efficiency class, from A (most efficient) to G. | G |
Dimensions and power supply
| Capacity?Number of standard bottles (75 cl, Bordeaux shape) the cooler can hold. | 77 standard 75 cl bottles, 192 litres |
|---|---|
| Dimensions?Width, depth and height of the unit (W x D x H). | 49.7 x 58.5 x 127 cm (W x D x H) |
Additional information
| Brand | Haier |
|---|---|
| Model | Wine Bank 50 Series 7 HWS77GDAU1 |
| Humidity | Natural airflow management, 50 to 70% RH |
| Anti-vibration | Built-in system |
| Shelves | Solid beech, slatted |
| Lighting | LED, no heat output |
| Door | Glass, UV protection |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, hOn app, compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa |
| Controls | Touch display |
| Colour | Black |
Our tester's verdict: Pierre Freysinger
Pierre Freysinger: placed freestanding in a living room, this Wine Bank 50 first impressed with its neat touch display and glass door that genuinely shows off the collection, a more premium result than most freestanding coolers at the same price. The hOn app proved handy day to day for checking both zones' temperature without walking over, with notifications if the door is left ajar, a reassuring detail during a longer trip away. The slatted beech shelves hold bottles well and make cleaning easier. Two gripes after several weeks: the Wi-Fi connection needed a manual reconnect twice, and the G energy class is worth factoring in for an appliance meant to run continuously year-round. For a sizeable collection and a taste for connected monitoring without overspending, this Wine Bank 50 remains a sensible choice.
Frequently asked questions: Haier HWS77GDAU1, freestanding connected dual-zone wine cooler, 77 bottles
It is built for 77 standard 75 cl bottles, for an interior volume of 192 litres, spread across solid beech shelves.
Once connected over Wi-Fi, the hOn app lets you monitor both zones' temperature, adjust settings and receive notifications (a door left ajar, for example) from a phone, with compatibility for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
Each zone adjusts independently between 5 and 20°C, letting you store red wines and white or sparkling wines at their respective ideal temperature in the same unit.
No, it is a freestanding model that sits directly in a living space without needing a niche or any cabinetry cut-out.
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