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Samsung Fridges - Smart Features That Make Life Easier

Samsung fridges are equipped with a range of smart features that make life easier. They are also Energy Star certified and have 10 years of warranty.

Family Hub is an Android-powered touchscreen built right into the refrigerator door. It allows you to manage your calendar, create shopping lists, and stream music.

FlexZone

While LG may have the edge when it comes to innovative refrigerator features, Samsung offers a few things that set its fridges apart from the rest. Certain Samsung models come with a Food Showcase and a FlexZone that can be used either as a freezer or refrigerator. This section features a Smart Divider which helps to organize items and ensures the proper temperature.

This model is ideal for those who are looking to create a sleek and modern design for their home. It is finished in stainless steel and has an unidirectional design. It looks great in any style of kitchen. It is packed with storage, including two crisper bins with humidity control, as well as three shelves that can be moved according to the need. This refrigerator is also ENERGY-STAR certified, so you can be confident that it will lower your energy bills.

Samsung's FlexZone feature allows you to convert your bottom section into a refrigerator or freezer depending on the needs you have. This is a great way to maximize your storage space and save money on power costs. FlexZone can be used to store both fresh produce and frozen food at the same time. This feature is available on a few Samsung French door refrigerators.

The Samsung FlexZone refrigerator has a flexible layout that accommodates an array of food items and drinks. The compartments are separated by doors with independently controlled temperatures, and the shelves can be adjusted to accommodate large or tall items. It is equipped with a handy Ice maker that can make cubes and crushed ice. It comes with a full-width drawer for the pantry that can be used to store deli meats and party platters.

This refrigerator from Samsung has a huge capacity and is an excellent choice for those with limited space. It has a sleek, modern design and a door-indoor feature that lets you grab your favorite snacks with ease. The refrigerator is made of durable materials and comes with an electronic compressor. It also has a recessed pivot that reduces air gap, which helps to keep your refrigerator operating smoothly.

Door-in-Door

Door-in-Door refrigerators have a separate compartment inside the fridge that opens with just one pull of the handle, making it easy to access drinks, condiments, or snacks without opening the main refrigerator. This can reduce loss of cold air, which keeps your food fresher for longer. Some refrigerators come with this technology as a separate option, whereas others, like the LG Side-by-Side Refrigerator, LRMVC2306S incorporate it into the design of the refrigerator in a way that opening the dedicated door opens both the door in door compartment as well as the main refrigerator compartment.

While many refrigerator bells and whistles could seem like gimmicks to certain people the general public, these innovative features are designed to meet an actual need of the consumer. Samsung refrigerators come with a Door-in-Door feature that is a great example. It lets you access often-used items such as butter, ketchup, and milk without opening the entire refrigerator, which could cause cooling performance to suffer due to loss of cold air.

Other examples include other examples include the Family Hub interactive refrigerator doors found on some Samsung French-door models. They let you plan your calendar, stream apps and make to-do lists from the fridge's touchscreen. Certain cheap fridges are equipped with cameras so you can view your food and drinks fridge undercounter from any location.

Family Hub

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

The Family Hub offers a variety of apps that keep everyone entertained. For instance you can play music right through the built-in speakers in the fridge undercounter--the perfect soundtrack for spontaneous kitchen dance gatherings. You can use the touchscreen to stream content directly from your Samsung device, such as a TV that is compatible with Samsung's SmartThings platform.

While the Family Hub has some great features however, it's not without limitations. One of the most noticeable is the absence of an app store for third-party apps. This means that if you don't like the default screens or apps, you aren't able to simply download a different one. This could be a problem in the event that you'd like to use a different service for reminders or shopping lists, [Redirect-302] or in the case of a specific loyalty program you prefer to use with your food-related apps.

It isn't possible to interact with the refrigerator using voice commands. When Samsung first introduced its Family Hub refrigerator, Alexa was the most prominent feature in the list of features. This meant that the fridge could essentially become an Amazon Echo for the kitchen. The integration never took place, and it is still an unintentional inconsistency.

Despite its limitations, the Family Hub is a practical and impressive device. It's a great tool to stay connected with your family, organize your cooking and food items and also manage your home's smart devices--assuming you're a Samsung customer and are willing to utilize the app-only options that the Family Hub offers.

SmartThings

SmartThings might not receive the same amount of attention as Amazon Alexa or Google Home however it's a formidable platform for smart homes. The hub is equipped with Z-Wave and Zigbee radios that allow you to add a huge range of compatible devices such as Lutron, Sonos, Ecobee, Lifx, Ring, Belkin, Arlo, and Philips Hue. SmartThings features Scenes that allow you to control a set of compatible devices simultaneously. You can create a scenario called "movie-night" which dims your lights and switches on the Blu-ray player.

SmartThings is an app that allows you to control and monitor various connected appliances, including your fridge. The app will notify you when the refrigerator is consuming excessive energy, for instance. It will then alter the settings of your appliance to help you achieve your energy savings goals. SmartThings also allows you to create custom schedules and automations, for example, switching off your oven or dishwasher before you go to sleep.

Samsung has preinstalled SmartThings on all its tablets and smartphones since it acquired the company in 2014. It has one of the most robust home automation systems however it's not without fault. A lot of users report outages to servers, which is very worrying for those who rely on their smart home technology. The good news is that these problems are usually just a few hours long, and the engineers of the company are working on resolving the problem.

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, as well as many third-party smart devices. It is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant and Mercedes Benz voice assistant.

The Family Hub fridge is also equipped with other smart home features, including a touchscreen display as well as a digital whiteboard and camera. You can easily write notes and schedule reminders on the screen and use the whiteboard feature to share shopping lists or grocery lists with other members of your household.