10 Of The Top Mobile Apps To Samsung Fridges Samsung Fridges - Show Off Your Kitchen Style    Samsung refrigerators are designed with your kitchen style in mind. They have clever features that keep you entertained and well-organized.    SmartThings is a free application that lets you control your fridge via Wi-Fi. You can easily alter the temperature of your fridge and make use of the FlexZone as a wine, beverage, deli or soft-freeze zone.    The Family Hub    The Samsung Family Hub refrigerator's 21-inch touch screen makes it the command center of the kitchen. Its apps are a solution to manage calendars and grocery lists, logging food and household inventory, and even leaving notes for family members. Music apps (Spotify, iHeartRadio) and the ability to view the inside of the fridge without opening it are also available.    Family Hub refrigerators are equipped with a variety of features. They can also function as a smart home control system connected to your Wi Fi and allowing you to control other Samsung smart appliances, such as Hobs, ovens, and range hoods. Samsung's app lets you start and control these appliances from anywhere in the world as long you're connected to the internet.    This feature isn't available in every model of the Family Hub fridge. Some models do not have a camera to use the View Inside feature, while others do, but only support two or three cameras at the same time.    We still found it a useful app for reducing food wastage and maximising the potential of the refrigerator. We utilized it to set reminders for the times we'd like to eat leftovers and keep track of the expiration dates of items in our fridge. The cameras on the fridge also let us quickly and easily make grocery lists so that we don't forget anything important during our next trip.    Family Hub refrigerators have other innovative features that make them stand out from the competition. These include an automatic morning briefing, which includes news articles, as well as a browser that can be controlled by voice. The fridge also has an integrated speaker that plays music, podcasts and a range of other audio content. It's a great feature, but doesn't have the quality of sound that comes from a dedicated Bluetooth speaker.    The biggest drawback to the Family Hub fridge is the cost however there's plenty to like about this fridge. It's one of the best-designed smart fridges available and comes with a broad array of features that are worth the splurge, even for families who do not intend to utilize all of its features.    The Freezer    Samsung's most innovative and daring attempt to convince us of smart fridges is the Family Hub Refrigerator. The fridge is more contemporary than other fridges on the market because of its 21.5-inch touchscreen, which comes with apps loaded, the camera for monitoring inventory in the door and a sleek, attractive stainless-steel look. It's also costly starting at $5600, or $6,000 for the counter-depth model which has a bigger capacity.    The Family Hub can do just about everything you'd expect fridges to do such as stream music and manage your calendar and grocery list. Its lack of integration with SmartThings, its overly-many apps, and its absence of voice control feel like missed opportunities. It's also smaller than the top-of-the-line French door models, even with the extra capacity for ice.    Another aspect to take into consideration when buying a fridge is the amount of energy it will use throughout its life. This includes the embodied energy of the raw materials that are used, the energy required to produce it, and any additional electricity or natural gas it will consume while operating in your home. We have done some research and found that Samsung refrigerators are generally more energy efficient than the average refrigerator.    You can also get a feel for how much energy your refrigerator will consume by examining its ENERGY STAR rating, which will tell you what percentage of energy it uses every year. However, it's important to keep in mind that the ENERGY STAR label only applies to refrigerators with the highest standards for energy efficiency and that even a "high-efficiency" refrigerator will consume more energy than a fridge that has lower standards. This is why it's important to do your research prior to making a purchase.      The French Door    The Family Hub fridge is Samsung's latest, and perhaps boldest, attempt to sell us on the idea of a smart fridge. It takes the French door build that's now nearly ubiquitous in modern refrigerators, and then adds the 21.5-inch touchscreen that's loaded with apps and cameras on the inside that keep the food items in your fridge under control and is available with a stylish black stainless-steel design. It's also, in my opinion, the most expensive fridge on the market (though it's not necessarily the largest -- that distinction goes to the company's chef-focused Collection fridge, which starts at $5,000).    The fridge is futuristic, but it doesn't feel like a complete change from how we've previously used refrigerators. In reality, a refrigerator has always been something of an office for families with busy schedules, serving as a place to display calendars reports, report cards, and to-do lists, reminding us about soccer practice, or even simply to note down items we'll need to purchase.    Samsung's app has many of the same functions that you'd expect to find on smartphones and, while the touchscreen is a big improvement over the sluggish and unresponsive ones that were used on previous smart fridges however, it's still pretty limited in terms of what can be accomplished using it. The apps are designed to monitor your food inventory and to set timers. But it's difficult to not be disappointed Alexa isn't there.    While Samsung doesn't offer an official breakdown of where their products are assembled, based on the fact that they have four chip fabrication centers in South Korea and one in Austin, Texas, it's probably safe to assume that most of the fridges are made overseas (Manufacturing-Centers). This means that, throughout the product's life cycle the sun's energy is utilized to create the raw materials needed to make the fridge. Then, the kinetic energy is consumed to transport the fridge, make it and then operate it.    From samsung refrigerator of view from a carbon footprint perspective, smart refrigerators are more efficient than traditional fridges, because they use less gas and electricity to cool the contents and to run their internal systems. Smart refrigerators are energy efficient and are designed to save power when not in use.    The Bespoke    If you're willing to drop more than $3,000 on a refrigerator, this customizable option from Samsung is a great option to showcase your kitchen style. With removable colored panels that can be changed at anytime it's an excellent choice for those looking for refrigerators that match the style of their home. If you're looking for more smart features, this refrigerator might not be worth the cost.    Smart refrigerators are connected to the internet through Wi-Fi. They let you examine the condition of your appliance remotely, see what's inside without opening the refrigerator door, and even verify if the doors are closed. They also help conserve energy. Many include coffee makers and ice makers to help you save more.    These appliances are designed for energy conservation and come with the ENERGY STAR Certification and SmartThings, which allows you to track and manage the power consumption of your refrigerator through an app on your smartphone. You can set a schedule that will remind you to complete tasks like shopping for groceries or to throw food items in the garbage.    Samsung Family Hub fridges have touchscreens that are similar to smartphones. You can make shopping lists and search for recipes and much more. You can also utilize the app to watch TV on your Samsung smart TV, although the connection to Wi-Fi and a Samsung account are required.    The Family Hub can also be used to manage your digital schedule and leave notes for household members or friends. You can also choose to sync the Samsung fridge with the Samsung SmartThings system so you can view what's inside from anywhere.    However the touchscreen can be difficult to use. It's not as responsive as a smartphone and its ability to draw and type frequently is a problem. It's also limited in its touchscreen resolution. The huge bezel on the screen could make it hard to accurately select a button.    In terms of eco-friendly features go, the Family Hub refrigerator is a good option. Its ENERGY STAR rating means that it's designed to use less than half of an typical household refrigerator's electricity. This is due to a refrigerator's lower energy consumption and a more efficient refrigeration system. The refrigerator's embodied power is also low, which means that it doesn't require as many raw materials or resources to make. 

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