Samsung Family Hub Refrigerator

Last year Samsung entered the smart fridge market with the debut of its Family Hub Refrigerator, a four-door fridge with Wi-Fi connectivity, a king-sized touchscreen loaded with apps, and cameras on the inside to help you keep track of your groceries. Now, the brand is doubling down on the idea, with a brand new lineup of "Family Hub 2.0” fridges. The fancy new Family Hub 2.0 smart refrigerator will now have 10 variants to choose from, up from the original four. These include 3-Door, 4-Door French Door, and 4-Door Flex Door to cover almost everyone’s need and taste. The main feature is still the large 21.5-inch touch screen which can be used not just for cooking or kitchen work but also for entertainment and communication.

Pricing and availability of the new Family Hub 2.0 models are yet to be announced, but you can get one of their current models over at Samsung.

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