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Samsung Fridges - Smart Features That Make Life Easier

Samsung refrigerators have various intelligent features that simplify your life. They are also Energy Star-certified and are backed by a 10-year guarantee.

Family Hub is a touchscreen that runs Android built into the refrigerator. It lets you manage your calendar, create shopping lists, and stream music.

FlexZone

While LG might be ahead in terms of innovative refrigerator features, Samsung offers a few things that set its fridges apart from other models. For instance, some Samsung models have an Food Showcase design and a FlexZone section which can be used as a freezer or fridge. This section features a Smart Divider that helps organize items and maintain the correct temperature.

This model is an excellent choice for those who want a sleek, modern look in their kitchen. It comes with an elegant stainless steel finish and an uni-directional design that looks fantastic in any kitchen style. It also has plenty of storage space with two bins for crispers that are controlled by humidity and three shelves that can be moved around depending on the need. The refrigerator is also ENERGY Star-certified, so you can rest assured that it will help lower your energy bills.

Samsung's FlexZone feature allows you to convert your bottom space into a refrigerator or freezer depending on the needs you have. This is an excellent way to maximize storage space and save money on electricity. You can also use the FlexZone to store frozen food and fresh vegetables simultaneously. This feature is only available on certain Samsung French door fridges.

The Samsung FlexZone fridge has a flexible design that can accommodate a wide range of foods and beverages. The compartments are separated by doors with independently controlled temperatures, and the shelves can be adjusted to accommodate tall or large items. It is equipped with a handy ice maker that can produce both crushed ice and cubes. It also comes with a full-width drawer for the pantry to store deli meats and platters for parties.

This Samsung refrigerator has a large capacity for storage and is ideal for those with little space. The sleek, modern design has doors that open to make it easy to get your favorite snacks. The refrigerator is constructed of tough materials and features an electronic compressor. It also has a recessed pivot that reduces air gap and helps keep your refrigerator running smoothly.

Door-in-Door

The Door-in-Door refrigerators come with an internal compartment that can be opened by one pull of the handle. This makes it easy to access snacks, drinks or other items without having to open the main refrigerator. This can help minimize loss of cold air, and keep your food fresher for longer. Certain refrigerators have this technology as a separate option, whereas others, such as 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-indoor compartment and the main compartment of the refrigerator.

While many bells and Frydge whistles could seem like gimmicks to certain people the general public, these innovative features are designed to address an actual need of the consumer. The Door-in-Door compartment in Samsung refrigerators is a great example. It lets you quickly access items like butter, ketchup and milk that are commonly used without having to open up the entire refrigerator, which could result in the loss of cold air.

Other examples include other examples include the Family Hub interactive refrigerator doors found on a few Samsung French-door models. You can plan your schedule and create lists from the touchscreen of your fridge. Some refrigerators have cameras, so you can view your food and beverages from anywhere.

Family Hub

A 21-inch touchscreen powered by Tizen is built into the refrigerator. It can be used as a digital display, smart speaker powered by Bixby as well as a fridge manager and tablet powered by apps. It also comes with three cameras that take images each when the door of the refrigerator closes and lets you see what's inside (though this feature isn't yet available in all markets). The Family Hub comes preloaded with many apps to aid you in staying in touch with your family members, from grocery delivery services, to recipes to whiteboards that let you leave messages for one another or your children.

The Family Hub offers a variety of apps to keep everyone entertained. You can play music through the built-in speakers in your refrigerator, which is perfect for spontaneous kitchen dance parties. You can use the touchscreen to stream content directly from your Samsung device, such as a TV that supports Samsung's SmartThings platform.

While the Family Hub has some great features however, it's not without limitations. The absence of a store for third-party apps is one of the most notable. This means that if you do not like the default screens or apps, you aren't able to simply download a different one. This could be a problem when you'd like to use a different application for shopping lists, reminders or loyalty programs.

Another limitation is that you can't make use of voice control to interact with the refrigerator. When Samsung first announced its Family Hub refrigerator, Alexa was the most prominent item on the list of features. This meant that the fridge could essentially be an Amazon Echo for the kitchen. However, it didn't come to pass and remains a notable omission today.

Despite these limitations, the Family Hub is still an impressive and useful device. It's a nice way to stay connected to your family, manage your groceries and cooking, and manage your home's smart devices, assuming you're a Samsung customer and are willing to use the only app options that the Family Hub offers.

SmartThings

SmartThings doesn't get the attention that Amazon Alexa and Google Home do but it's an extremely robust and flexible smart home platform. The hub is equipped with Z-Wave radios as well as Zigbee radios. This means that you can add a wide variety of compatible devices like Lutron, Sonos Ecobee, Lifx Ring, Belkin Arlo and Philips Hue. SmartThings has Scenes that allow you to control a collection of compatible devices simultaneously. You can create a scene, called "movie-night" which dims your lights and turns on the Blu-ray player.

The SmartThings app lets you monitor and control a wide variety of connected appliances, including the refrigerator. The app will notify you if the refrigerator is consuming excessive energy. The app will modify 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 automated programs that will shut off your dishwasher or oven when you go to bed, for example.

Samsung has preinstalled SmartThings on all of its smartphones and tablets since it purchased the company in 2014. It's one of the most robust home automation systems there, but it's not without its flaws. Many users report major server failures, which can be very worrying for those who depend on their smart home technology. The good part is that these outages typically last only a few hours 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 is compatible with a variety of smart devices from third-party companies and other Samsung devices. It is compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Mercedes Benz's voice assistant that allows you to choose the platform you prefer.

The Family Hub fridge freezer is also packed with other smart home features like a touchscreen display and a digital whiteboard and a camera. You can make notes, frydge set reminders, and make grocery and shopping lists using the whiteboard.