550 litre capacity – holds 30 bags of food shopping. Clever tech stops ice build-ups in the fridge & freezer. Share calendars, photos & notes on the WiFi touchscreen. Stream music or watch TV on the screen while you cook. Standard width – 90.8cm.
Enjoy incredible features with this Samsung Family Hub American fridge freezer. Its huge 550 litre capacity holds 30 bags of food shopping, making it ideal for large households. Clever Total No Frost technology prevents ice building-up, so you’ll never need to manually defrost it. Keep everyone up-to-date with your plans with Family Connection. Simply download the Samsung Family Hub app to display your calendar, notes and photos on the fridge’s touchscreen. You won’t need a television in your kitchen either, as the Entertainment feature lets you mirror what’s on your compatible Samsung Smart TV in the lounge, so you’ll never miss your favourite shows. You can even stream music while you’re preparing dinner too.
Samsung’s Family Hub makes keeping up with the family easier than ever before. Use the in-built planner to organise your schedule, and set individual avatars for each member of the household so you’ll always know where everyone is. This makes it easy to pick the perfect day and time for date night – just don’t forget the wine!
Your kitchen will be the life and soul of the party, thanks to the Samsung Family Hub. The built-in speakers mean you can play music from your phone’s library, as well as stream your best jams and radio stations using your favourite apps too. Plus, if you have a compatible Samsung TV, you can even connect your boxset of choice to the smart screen on the door, via WiFi. So whether you’re cooking or washing up, you’ll be spoilt for choice on how to pass the time.
The days of scribbled shopping lists are gone thanks to Samsung’s View Inside feature. Clever cameras in the fridge take photographs of your groceries every time you shut the door, then send them straight to your smartphone. You can even tag your food with their expiration dates and the app will remind you when it’s coming up. So, you’ll always know exactly what you need to grab from the supermarket.
The Family Hub range is so much more than a fridge freezer. If you need a little inspiration for dinner, you can unlock a whole host of step-by-step recipes using the WiFi enabled touchscreen. Once you’ve settled on a dish, simply add the ingredients to your shopping list and take it with you via the Family Hub™ App on your smartphone. Creating new and exciting recipes has never been simpler.
American fridge freezers are large appliances, so you need to make sure you measure the space where it will live to be sure it’ll fit. You’ll also need space either side so that the doors can open without hitting adjacent cupboards. If you’ve chosen a plumbed-in model, make sure there’s a water supply within 5 metres of where the appliance will live.
| Dimensions | (H)182.5 x (W)90.8 x (D)73.3 |
|---|---|
| Overall Capacity | 351 / 199 Litres |
| Total Capacity | 550 Litres |
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by Alan
Lots of capacity, some nifty features like the ability to change one section between fridge or freezer use. However, hampered by use of Samsung’s own Tizen operating system, which means apps are limited in both number and features. It is only a handful of Samsung’s own recipe and list apps available so you can’t use Google Assistant to add things to your shopping list for example. You have to ask Bixby to add it to the Samsung list. Probably a better experience for those who are bought into the Samsung ecosystem and have a Samsung phone or other devices.
by Mason
Great product, easy to get plumbed in professionally and compartments are all well proportioned. Lots of fun with the touchscreen and associated app too.
by Matt
Love the fridge, great amount of space and the screen is a nice gadget. The screen has less functionality that it should have as it’s been limited by Samsung compared to the same os on their tv’s. but the fridge itself is great.
by Susan
Absolutely love the fridge .all my fresh food in eye view Which is great .love that the fridge is at the top and been looking so long for one I liked .the fridge is huge and now I find more organised now I have extra space . Freezer is great to .fab that it’s on the bottom as I use this less . Loving playing my amazon music through the screen now I can Reuse my echo in a different room . Just worked out how to use YouTube on there .remember to put the lock on as the grandkids overtake and I end up watching dance videos . Yes I’m still learning to use it and must say I’m really happy with my purchase .
by Matthew
We are so pleased with this fridge. The ability to move the shelves around is superb, and gives real flexibility in organising the space. As a fridge, it works very well in preserving our foods. The screen on the front works very well coupled with the app. It has some very useful features such as the diary and shopping list. We would highly recommend this fridge.