Dryers

Find the right clothes dryer for your New Zealand home. Midea offers heat pump tumble dryers for maximum energy efficiency, condenser dryers for flexible placement, and vented dryers for fast, high-capacity drying, plus space-saving wash-dry combos. Every dryer is built for gentle, even results that protect the quality and softness of your clothes.

Which type of dryer is right for you?

• Heat pump tumble dryer — the most energy-efficient choice, using up to 60% less power than a conventional dryer. Midea heat pump dryers carry up to a 9-star energy rating and a 36-month warranty, available in 7kg, 8kg, 9kg and 10kg capacities.
• Condenser dryer — no external venting required, so it can sit anywhere in the laundry. A practical condenser dryer option for apartments and internal laundries.
• Vented dryer — the most affordable dryer machine to buy, with fast drying for households that run frequent loads. Midea's 7kg vented dryer can be freestanding or wall mounted.
• Wash-dry combo — a washing machine and dryer in one unit, ideal where space is tight.

What size dryer do I need?

Match the dryer to your washing machine, or size just below it. As a guide for NZ households: 7kg suits 1 to 2 people, 8kg is the family sweet spot, and 9kg to 10kg suits larger families or anyone drying bulky duvets and winter bedding. Browse our full range of tumble dryers by capacity above.

Energy efficiency and running cost

Energy rating matters most on a dryer you use often. A 9-star Midea heat pump tumble dryer can cut drying running costs significantly over a vented model across a NZ winter, while keeping the laundry free of heat and moisture.

Complete your laundry

For a matched laundry setup, pair your dryer with our front-load washing machines or top-load washing machines, and add a stacking kit to save floor space.

Dryer FAQs

Are heat pump dryers worth it in NZ? Yes. The higher upfront cost is offset by far lower running costs, and a heat pump dryer vents no heat or moisture into the room, which helps with NZ winter dampness.

Do I need to vent a condenser or heat pump dryer? No. Only vented dryers need an outlet. Condenser and heat pump dryers collect moisture in a tank or drain hose.