Samsung Fridges - Smart Features That Make Life Easier

Samsung fridges are equipped with a number of smart features that make life easier. They are also Energy Star-certified and come with a 10-year guarantee.

Family Hub is a touchscreen with Android built into the refrigerator. It allows you to manage your calendar, create shopping lists and stream music.

FlexZone

Samsung's fridges are unique. While LG might be the most popular in terms of innovative features, Samsung has a few things to offer that make them stand out. Certain Samsung models have a Food Showcase and a FlexZone which can be used as a freezer or refrigerator. The section has a smart Divider which assists in organizing items and maintain the correct temperature.

This model is a great option for those who prefer modern, sleek design in their kitchen. It's finished in stainless steel and has an unidirectional design. It is a great fit in any style of kitchen. It's got plenty of storage, including two crisper bins that have humidity control as well as three shelves that can be moved when needed. The refrigerator is also ENERGY STAR-certified, so you can be confident that it will reduce the cost of energy.

Samsung's FlexZone is a new feature that lets you convert the bottom portion of the refrigerator into a fridge or freezer according to your needs. This is a great method of maximizing storage space and save money on electricity. FlexZone can be used to store both frozen food and fresh produce at the same time. This feature is available on a few Samsung French door refrigerators.

The Samsung FlexZone refrigerator has a flexible layout that can accommodate a wide variety of foods and beverages. The compartments are separated by doors with independently controlled temperatures. The shelves can be adjusted to fit the taller or larger items. It has a convenient ice dispenser that can produce both cubes and crushed ice. It also comes with a full-width drawer for the pantry for storing deli meats and platters for parties.

This Samsung refrigerator comes with a huge storage capacity and is perfect for those with little space. It features a sleek and modern design and a door-indoor feature that lets you take your favorite snacks with ease. The refrigerator is made of tough materials and features a digital compressor. It also has a recessed hinge that minimizes air gaps, which helps keep your refrigerator running smoothly.

Door-in-Door

The Door-in-Door fridges have a compartment inside the fridge which can be opened with one pull of the handle. This makes it easier to grab drinks, snacks or condiments without having to open the main refrigerator. This can help minimize loss of cold air, and keep your food fresher for longer. Some refrigerators have this technology as an option. Others, such as the LG Side by Side Refrigerator LRMVC2306S incorporate it into the design of the refrigerator so that opening the doors opens both the door in the door compartment and the main fridge compartment.

While many fridge bells and whistles could be viewed like gimmicks that have staying power satisfy a real need of consumers. Samsung refrigerators come with a Door-in-Door Freezers (M.Tshome.co.kr) feature that is a great example. It lets you quickly access items such as butter, ketchup and milk that are commonly used without opening the entire refrigerator which can result in the loss of cold air.

Other examples include other options include Family Hub interactive refrigerator doors that are available on certain Samsung French-door models. You can plan your calendar and make lists using the touchscreen on your fridge. Some refrigerators have cameras, so you can check your food and drinks from any location.

Family Hub

A 21-inch Tizen-powered display built into the fridge acts as an electronic bulletin board, smart speaker (powered by Bixby) as well as a fridge manager and tablet that runs apps. It also comes with three tiny cameras that capture images every when the refrigerator door shuts and lets you view what's inside (though this feature is not yet available in all markets). The Family Hub is preloaded with various apps that can help you stay connected, organized and in touch with your family. These apps range from grocery delivery services to recipe apps to a whiteboard where you can leave messages for your family or your children.

The Family Hub offers a variety of apps that keep everyone entertained. For instance, you can play music right from the built-in speakers of your fridge freezers, which is the perfect soundtrack for impromptu kitchen dance parties. You can also utilize the touchscreen to stream shows from your smartphone or other Samsung devices, such as TVs that have built-in support for Samsung's SmartThings platform.

The Family Hub is not without its drawbacks. The lack of an app store for third-party apps is one of the most significant. This means that if you do not like the default screens or apps, you can't simply download a different one. This can be a problem if you'd like to use a different app for shopping lists or reminders, or loyalty programs.

Another limitation is that you can't use voice control to interact with the refrigerator. When Samsung first introduced the Family Hub refrigerator, Alexa integration was the top feature list. It was basically making the fridge an enormous Amazon Echo for your kitchen. It never happened and is an important absence.

Despite these limitations The Family Hub is still an impressive and useful device. It's a great way to stay in touch to your family, manage your kitchen and groceries, and manage your home's smart devices, assuming you're an Samsung customer and you're willing to use the app-only options the Family Hub offers.

SmartThings

SmartThings doesn't receive the attention that Amazon Alexa and Google Home do, but it's a capable and flexible smart home platform. Its hub comes with Z-Wave and Zigbee radios that allow you to add a variety of compatible devices like Lutron, Sonos, Ecobee, Lifx, Ring, Belkin, Arlo, and Philips Hue. SmartThings comes with Scenes that permit you to control a collection of compatible devices simultaneously. For example, you can create a "movie night" scene that dims the lights, and then turns on your Blu-ray player.

The SmartThings app lets you control and monitor the various connected appliances, including the refrigerator. The app will alert you if the refrigerator is consuming too much energy, for example. The app will adjust the settings of your appliance to help you reach your energy-saving goals. The SmartThings app can also be used to set up custom schedules and create automations that shut off your dishwasher or oven when you go to bed, for instance.

Since Samsung acquired SmartThings in 2014, the app has been already installed on all Samsung smartphones and tablets. It is among the most robust home automation platforms out available, but it's not without its flaws. Many users have reported major server downtimes. This is a major concern to people who rely heavily on their smart home technology. The good news is that these outages usually last only an hour long and the engineers of the company 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 works with other Samsung devices and an array of third-party smart 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 touchscreen, whiteboard digital, and a built-in camera. It is easy to write notes and set reminders on the screen and make use of the whiteboard feature to share grocery lists or shopping lists with other household members.