Samsung Fridges - Smart Features That Make Life Easier

Samsung refrigerators have a variety of smart features to simplify your life. They are also Energy Star certified and have a 10-year warranty.

Family Hub is a touchscreen device with Android integrated into the refrigerator. It lets you manage your calendar, create grocery lists, and stream music.

FlexZone

While LG might have the upper hand when it comes to innovative refrigerator features, Samsung offers a few things that set its refrigerators apart from the rest. For instance, some Samsung models have an Food Showcase design and a FlexZone section that can function as a freezer or fridge. The section has a smart Divider which assists in organizing things and ensures proper temperature.

This model is a great choice for those looking for modern, sleek design in their kitchen. It is finished in stainless steel and features a handleless design. It looks great in any kitchen style. It is packed with storage space, including two crisper bins that have humidity control, as well as three adjustable shelves which can be moved when needed. This refrigerator is also Energy certified, which means you can rest assured that it will lower your energy bills.

Samsung's FlexZone is a new feature that lets you convert the bottom section of the refrigerator into a fridge or freezer depending on your needs. This is a great method of maximizing storage space while saving on electricity. You can also make use of the FlexZone to store frozen food and fresh vegetables in the same space. This feature is only available on certain Samsung French door fridges.

The Samsung FlexZone refrigerator has a flexible layout that can accommodate many different kinds of food and drinks. The shelves can be rearranged to accommodate large or tall items. The compartments are separated by doors that are independently controlled temperatures. It comes with a handy Ice dispenser that can make both cubes and crushed ice. It also has a wide drawer in the pantry to store deli meats as well as party platters.

This Samsung refrigerator comes with a huge storage capacity and is perfect for those with small space. It has a sleek, modern design, and a door-in-door feature that lets you grab your favorite snacks with ease. The refrigerator Frydge is equipped with a digital inverter compressor and is constructed of sturdy materials that can last for many years. It also features a pivot that is recessed, which reduces air gap which helps keep your refrigerator running smoothly.

Door-in-Door

Door-in-Door refrigerators come with a designated compartment inside the fridge that opens with just one pull of the handle, making it easy to grab condiments, beverages, or snacks without opening the main refrigerator. This can reduce loss of cold air, which keeps your food fresher for longer. Certain refrigerators offer this feature as an alternative. Others, like the LG Side by Side Refrigerator LRMVC2306S, incorporate it into the design, so that opening the doors opens both the door compartment and the main compartment of the fridge.

While a lot of fridge bells and whistles could be viewed like gimmicks, new features that are durable address a genuine consumer need. The Door-in-Door compartment in Samsung refrigerators is a great example. It allows you to access items that are frequently used, such as butter, ketchup, and milk without opening the entire fridge. This can cause cooling performance to suffer from loss of cold air.

Other examples include the Family Hub interactive refrigerator doors found on a few Samsung French-door models. You can organize your calendar and make lists using the touchscreen on your fridge. Some even have cameras inside the basement fridge so that you can check on the food and drinks you consume from anywhere.

Family Hub

A 21-inch touchscreen powered by Tizen that is installed inside the refrigerator functions as a digital bulletin board, smart speaker (powered by Bixby), fridge manager and app-powered tablet. It also includes three cameras that take images each when the refrigerator door shuts and lets you view what's inside (though this feature isn't yet available in all markets). The Family Hub comes preloaded with various apps to keep you connected and organized with your family members, from food delivery services to recipes to whiteboards that let you leave messages for each other or your children.

In addition to the apps designed to keep you well-organized and organized, the Family Hub has a number of fun apps that will keep everyone entertained and happy. You can stream music through the built-in speakers inside your fridge which is great for impromptu kitchen dance parties. You can also utilize the touchscreen to stream shows from your smartphone or other Samsung devices, including TVs with built-in support for Samsung's SmartThings platform.

The Family Hub is not without its shortcomings. One of the most notable is the absence of an app store for third-party programs. This means that if you don't love the default screens or apps, you aren't able to just download something else. This could be a problem if prefer to use a different application for shopping lists and reminders, or loyalty program.

Another drawback is that you cannot use voice commands to control the refrigerator. Back when Samsung first announced the Family Hub refrigerator, Alexa integration was the top bullet point in the features list, effectively turning the fridge into an massive Amazon Echo for your kitchen. But, it never came to fruition, and it remains a notable omission today.

Despite its limitations, the Family hub is still a useful and impressive device. It's a nice way to stay connected to your family, manage your cooking and food items and also manage your home's smart devices, assuming you're an Samsung customer and you're willing to utilize the app-only options that the Family Hub offers.

SmartThings

SmartThings may not get the same amount of attention as Amazon Alexa or Google Home, but it's a formidable platform for smart homes. The hub is equipped with Z-Wave and Zigbee radios, which means you can add a huge range of compatible devices like Lutron, Sonos, Ecobee, Lifx, Frydge Ring, Belkin, Arlo, and Philips Hue. SmartThings also offers Scenes, which let you control a variety of compatible devices at the same time. For instance, you could create a "movie night" scene that dims the lights, and then turns on your Blu-ray player.

SmartThings is an app that lets you to monitor and control various connected appliances, including your refrigerator. The app will notify you if the refrigerator is using too much energy, for example. The app will modify the settings of your appliance to help you meet your energy-saving goals. SmartThings can also help you create custom schedules and automations, such as switching off your oven or dishwasher before you go to bed.

Since Samsung purchased SmartThings in 2014, the app has been installed on all Samsung smartphones and tablets. It has one of the most robust home automation platforms out available, but it's not without its problems. Many users have reported major server issues. This is a serious worry for people who depend heavily on their home automation technology. The good part is that these outages typically last only some time and the company's engineers are working to fix the issue.

If you're looking for a smart fridge that will connect to other appliances in your home, the SmartThings-compatible Family Hub is an excellent choice. It is compatible with a variety of smart gadgets made by third-party vendors as well as other Samsung devices. It is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant as well as Mercedes Benz voice assistant.

The Family Hub refrigerator is also equipped with other smart home features such as a touchscreen, a whiteboard digital, and an integrated camera. You can easily make notes and set reminders on the screen and use the whiteboard feature to share grocery lists or shopping lists with others in your household.