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Samsung Fridge Freezers With SmartThings Samsung's Family Hub fridge comes with a 389-litre fridge and an 225-litre freezer. It's a big American-style fridge with high-quality temperature control, as well as an impressive slate of smart features. You can make it your own with removable panels to make it fit with your collection of matte black Rick Owens clothing and tie-dye Crocs. All-Round Cooling Separate cooling circuits in fridges equipped with All Round Cooing help keep your food fresher. Conventional fridges have a single evaporator that cools both the freezer and the refrigerator compartment. This can result in your food drying out because the low-humidity air from your refrigerator is pumped in. This can cause food to taste bland and unpleasant. Each shelf is equipped with multiple vents that circulate cool air. This helps to maintain the temperature more consistently, even when you shut and open the fridge door. Optimal Fresh Zone keeps fish and meats fresher for as long as twice as long as conventional fridges, without freezing them. This feature is a game changer for anyone who enjoys cooking but hates the hassle of defrosting frozen meat or fish. All Round Cooling uses an All Round Cooling metal cooling plate at the back of the refrigerator to keep cold air and avoid its loss when you open the door. It also reduces the need for power defrosting, saving you time and money. Samsung refrigerators have one of the most effective Ice dispensers we've tested. The original Twist Ice Maker dispensing large cubes can be dispensed by one simple twist. It can be stored below the fridge when not being used. This allows for more space on the shelves and makes it easy to locate your favourite drinks and snacks. With Reversible Doors You can choose the direction that your fridge or freezer opens. It is easy to fit your fridge into the layout of your kitchen while keeping it clean and clean. Samsung's Family Hub serves as the central control point for your SmartThings interconnected home via a large touchscreen on your fridge. It can display a live video feed from your smart doorbell, order groceries in accordance with an automated inventory, or suggest recipes that make use of what you have in stock. The flex drawers at the bottom of Samsung fridges are a smart storage solution that makes it easier to store taller items such as canned drinks and trays of pizza. They can be turned over when not in use, and folded flat to save space. This is a great feature for people who love to cook and bake, but have limited refrigerator storage space. FlexZone The Samsung FlexZone side by side fridge freezer has a unique 3-zone system that allows you to add an additional freezer drawer or refrigerator compartment. This flexibility allows you to personalize your fridge freezer to suit your needs and storage requirements. It also makes it easy to upgrade to a bigger or smaller fridge with the addition of an additional FlexZone module. The elegant design of the fridge will fit in with any kitchen decor. Its stainless steel finish is elegant and durable. It also is coated with an anti-fingerprint to keep the surface looking brand new. The refrigerator comes with an external water and ice dispenser to make it even more convenient. It's a good-looking fridge with an upper-right FlexZone compartment that can be converted from freezer to refrigerator. This lets you store items such as bags of frozen vegetables, meat or fish in the freezer. It also performs well in our tests, however the 21.5-inch touchscreen's excessive apps and the absence of SmartThings or voice control integration are a missed opportunity. The rest of the fridge is full of room to store food, including two crisper trays as well as an upper FlexZone drawer that can be customised. The latter lets you pick from five different settings for the fridge-freezer drawer according to your requirements. There are five different settings: a freezer setting, a soft freeze setting for wine trays, or the deli tray, for instance. a meat setting, a fish setting and a beverage set-up to store drinks, snacks and other items that are frequently used. This Samsung FlexZone side by side refrigerator is perfect for families who wish to have a fridge and freezer in one. It's not as spacious than high-end French door models, but it offers a lot of useful features and is a great option for those with small kitchens. samsung refrigerator are very energy efficient due to their digital inverter technology. This technology regulates the temperature inside the fridge to ensure that it doesn't fluctuate too much and keeps food fresher longer. Its energy efficiency has earned it the ENERGY STAR Certification. SmartThings SmartThings isn't as popular a platform that Alexa and Google Assistant are however it does offer a lot of smart devices that you can connect to. Samsung's TVs, phones tablets and fridges all include SmartThings. It could be enough for some, especially if they have multiple Samsung products. The SmartThings app is well-rounded and refined, with an 'if x, then y” automation section that works well. You can set things up like an alarm going off when sensors for water leaks detect a flood, or turning on a light when your phone detects that you're at home. It can even control your refrigerator by connecting it to a smart outlet, however we've had mixed results with this. SmartThings requires a hub which is not expensive. Samsung makes a few different models, including the SmartThings Station, which you can connect to your router and also is used as an nightlight. There's also a less expensive SmartThings hub dongle that supports Z-Wave, Zigbee and Thread. Once you've connected your smart refrigerator to your phone and hub, it is very simple to use. SmartThings allows you to control your refrigerator from any location. Notifications are sent to your phone when the fridge is closed or opened. You can create schedules, set the temperature and even create reminders. SmartThings is an early member of the Home Connectivity Alliance, which is trying to make major home appliances from a variety of manufacturers interoperable. In the future, you could control your Samsung washer/dryer, Electrolux oven, and LG TV through the same application. While it's not as widely used as Alexa and Google Assistant, SmartThings does have a few big hitters on its roster, including Arlo, Nest, Belkin and Lifx. It's also compatible with Matter, an open protocol that allows devices to pair regardless of their brand. For the majority of people, however, merged Alexa and Google Assistant voice controls is most likely the best option. Family Hub This fridge freezer is among the most modern one you can find. It has a 21-inch touchscreen integrated into the door, as well as a host of clever features. You can access entertainment apps, make notes for family members (think a huge digital version of a notepad that is stuck to the fridge) and check for weather updates and more, thanks to Samsung's own voice activation assistant, Bixby. The touchscreen also lets you to organize your food and recipes, allowing you to add ingredients straight from an app for recipes and view what's in your fridge using internal cameras. You can create a grocery list on the go and track foods to see their expiration date. You can use a recipe app to read out the instructions while cooking. This is the second generation of Family Hub fridges and Samsung says it's spent a year perfecting them based on customer feedback. You can now create different profiles for each family member so that they can personalize the information and apps they can access. It's not as effective as Alexa integration into your fridge, but it's an improvement over the model of last year. In addition to its ability to manage grocery and entertainment, Family Hub also acts as a controller for Samsung's SmartThings platform. It can be used to control Matter-compatible devices such as lights plugs, locks, and lights. Samsung's fridge is a few years old and while it still has a lot of functionality, its touchscreen smarts are not a feature that many people would consider to be essential. They're more fun, and somewhat frivolous accessories than any other feature. This could change when there are more software updates, but for now these models are the best for those who wish to have the most extensive connected refrigerator they can get. If you aren't one of them, you can choose a lower-cost model that doesn't have the Family Hub to save some cash. That might still be worth it in the event that you own a lot of smart home devices that need to be controlled via the same screen or if you just enjoy the idea of having refrigerators with a huge touchscreen.