We have already seen AI inside phones, TVs and laptops. Samsung now wants to bring more of it into the kitchen and other parts of your home as well.
The company has launched its 2026 Samsung Bespoke AI Appliances range in India. The lineup includes a new Family Hub refrigerator with Google Gemini-powered AI Vision, a Bespoke AI WindFree Pro AC and an Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC. All of them can also work with Samsung’s SmartThings platform.
The Refrigerator Can Now Understand What’s Inside
The Family Hub refrigerator is probably the most interesting product in the new lineup. It comes with a large 32-inch screen and uses AI Vision built with Google Gemini to recognise and manage food kept inside the refrigerator.
For example, AI Food Manager can keep track of food items and help with use-by dates. The refrigerator can also suggest recipes based on the food you have, which could save you from opening the fridge again and again just to decide what to cook.
It Can Even Turn a Cooking Video Into a Recipe
One of the more unusual additions is Video-to-Recipe. If you find a cooking video you like, the Family Hub can help turn it into a recipe that is easier to follow while cooking.
The 32-inch screen isn’t only for food either. You can use it for notes, schedules and entertainment. Samsung has also added Now Brief, which can show information such as your schedule, weather and other personalised updates.
Family Care and Pet Care are included too, giving the refrigerator a bigger role in Samsung’s connected-home setup.
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Samsung 2026 Bespoke AI Appliances Price in India
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| Family Hub Refrigerator | ₹4,00,690 |
| Bespoke AI WindFree Pro AC | ₹69,990 |
| Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC | Starts at ₹1,60,000 |
The prices make it clear that Samsung is targeting the premium home-appliance market with this lineup, especially with the Family Hub refrigerator crossing the ₹4 lakh mark.
The New WindFree Pro AC Gets AI Features Too
Samsung has also launched the Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner. It uses AI-enabled controls and comes with PM1.0 purification for better air quality.
You can connect the AC to SmartThings and manage it along with other supported Samsung devices. There is also a Wearable Good Sleep feature that can work with Galaxy wearables and adjust the AC based on your sleep pattern.
So if you use a compatible Galaxy wearable while sleeping, the AC can change its settings instead of keeping the same temperature throughout the night.
Samsung Has Another WindFree AC for Indian Homes
The third major product is the Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC with WindFree. Unlike a normal wall-mounted AC, this one is designed for a different type of installation and comes in multiple cooling capacities.
Samsung uses thousands of tiny holes to spread cool air without creating a strong direct draft. There is also an AI Energy Mode, which Samsung says can reduce energy use by up to 30 percent under supported conditions.
Like the WindFree Pro, you can control it remotely using SmartThings.
Bixby Can Recognise Different Family Members
Samsung hasn’t forgotten about Bixby while adding Gemini to the refrigerator. The upgraded Bixby now gets Voice ID, which can recognise different users and personalise the experience for them.
Samsung is also bringing more appliances together through its AI Home screen and SmartThings. So instead of controlling the refrigerator, AC and other supported appliances separately, you can manage different parts of the home from the same connected system.
Knox security is also part of the setup, and Samsung says supported appliances can receive software updates for up to seven years.
Samsung Is Trying to Make AI Useful Outside Phones
The interesting part about Samsung’s new Bespoke range isn’t simply that these appliances have AI written on them. Some of the features are actually meant for normal things we do at home, like checking what food is left, deciding what to cook or adjusting the AC while sleeping.
Of course, the Family Hub’s ₹4,00,690 price puts it far outside the normal refrigerator budget for most buyers. But it gives us a good idea of where Samsung is taking its smart-home products.
Instead of keeping every appliance separate, the company wants the refrigerator, AC, wearables and other devices to work together through SmartThings. And with Google Gemini now reaching the refrigerator as well, AI is slowly moving from our phones into almost everything around the house.
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