Samsung’s new lineup includes the Family Hub Refrigerator with Google Gemini-powered AI Vision, Bespoke AI WindFree Pro AC and Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC.
The appliances use SmartThings, Bixby and Samsung Knox to offer connected controls, personalised features and energy management.
Highlights
- Samsung launches its 2026 Bespoke AI appliance range in India.
- Family Hub Refrigerator is priced at ₹4,00,690.
- Bespoke AI WindFree Pro AC costs ₹69,990.
- Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC starts at ₹1,60,000.
Samsung India has expanded its smart home portfolio with the launch of its 2026 Bespoke AI appliances lineup. The new range includes AI-powered refrigerators and air conditioners designed to connect through Samsung’s SmartThings ecosystem and automate everyday household tasks.
One of the key products is the Family Hub Refrigerator with AI Vision built with Google Gemini. The refrigerator features a 32-inch Family Hub display and offers contextual AI capabilities, including Video-to-Recipe. Its AI Vision and AI Food Manager features can recognise food items, suggest recipes and help users keep track of use-by dates.
The Family Hub Refrigerator has been priced at ₹4,00,690 in India.
Samsung has also introduced the Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner, priced at ₹69,990. It features AI-enabled controls and PM1.0 purification and can be managed through SmartThings and Samsung’s Home Appliance Remote Management system.
Another addition is the Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC with WindFree technology. Samsung says the AC distributes cooling through 23,000 micro-holes to reduce direct cold drafts. Its AI Energy Mode can reduce energy consumption by up to 30%, according to the company.
The Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC will be offered in 3.5 kW, 5.2 kW and 7.1 kW cooling capacities, with prices starting at ₹1,60,000.
Across the new range, Samsung is combining its AI Home screen, upgraded Bixby voice assistant, SmartThings connectivity and Knox security. Bixby also gets Voice ID, which can recognise individual users to provide personalised experiences.
Samsung is adding features beyond basic appliance control. Family Care can send alerts when unusual situations such as inactivity at scheduled times are detected, while Pet Care provides activity tracking, breed-based health insights and reminders.
The company said its SmartThings software update service will provide seven years of updates for supported appliances. Samsung is positioning the new lineup around a connected AI Home ecosystem where refrigerators, air conditioners, laundry appliances and other devices can work together based on users’ routines.
