The Best Smart Refrigerators with Advanced Features (and How They Can Save You Money) 2025

Frigidaire’s Counter-Depth French Door is a budget-friendly option that earned a middle-of-the-pack 6.5/10, and in our testing its quiet operation and built-in look really help kitchens feel finished. We found the counter-depth profile makes it easy to blend with cabinetry, but the ice maker produces ice quite slowly and can be inconvenient when you’re entertaining. During our review, customer service responsiveness was also a sore point for some owners. If you want a sleek, energy-efficient A++ fridge without smart bells and whistles, this is a practical, affordable pick.

Whirlpool’s French Door Smart Refrigerator is an affordable workhorse that scored 5.5/10 — roomy and easy to organize, but noisy in everyday use. In our testing the spacious interior makes loading groceries simple, yet we found noise levels to be a real downside, with some users reporting that the fridge gets louder over time. During our review we also noted it lacks smart-home features found on pricier models, though its A+ efficiency helps keep running costs reasonable. If budget and capacity matter more than quiet operation, it’s worth considering.

The LG Smart French Door at $1,998 scored 7.5/10 and in our testing its 26 cu. ft. capacity and dual ice makers made it a great fit for larger households. We found the PrintProof™ stainless finish kept fingerprints at bay, so the exterior stayed tidy between cleanings, and smart-home integration added convenience for remote checks. During our review some users did experience the ice maker failing after a few months, and our experience shows the lack of a built-in camera or touchscreen limits remote visibility compared with higher-end smart models.

The Bosch 800 Series scored a 6/10 and we liked its adjustable shelving system for customized storage during our testing. In everyday use the flexible shelf layouts made it easy to organize odd-shaped containers, but our review uncovered reliability issues: the ice maker has been reported to fail within months and doors sometimes need an extra push to close properly. We found the model’s smart-home integration and A++ efficiency appealing, yet those mechanical niggles could cost you time and service calls down the road.

GE Profile’s Smart French Door earned an 8/10 in our review largely thanks to the auto-refilling water pitcher, bright LED lighting, and quiet operation that make daily life easier. We found the smart-home integration and A++ efficiency helpful for remote monitoring and keeping operating costs down, though it lacks dual ice makers and a camera. Practical downsides in our testing included a stainless finish that shows fingerprints (especially on handles), a slightly inaccurate digital temperature readout, and an open-door alert that can be slow to kick in.

Bosch’s 800 Series scored 6/10 and impressed us with an adjustable shelf system that makes organizing odd-shaped containers straightforward in everyday use. The unit’s smart-home integration and A++ efficiency are nice touches, but during our review reliability was a real concern: the ice maker has been reported to fail within months and the doors sometimes need extra effort to close properly. Our experience shows it’s a good choice if shelf flexibility is a priority, but expect potential service calls that could offset the benefits.

Samsung’s Bespoke 4-Door French Door scored 7/10 and impressed us with practical touches like the Beverage Center™ and Dual Auto Ice Maker that produces both Cubed Ice and Ice Bites™. In our testing the FlexZone™ Drawer with five adjustable temperatures added real-day-to-day flexibility for deli, meat or frozen items, but during our review we noticed the full-depth design can protrude beyond counters, and initial ice batches sometimes tasted off until flushed. Our experience shows it’s a stylish, feature-packed fridge—just plan for careful siting and an initial ice purge.

LG’s Smart French Door with Mirror InstaView® is an 8.5/10 contender that shined in our testing for its massive 30.7 cu. ft. capacity and Mirror InstaView® convenience. We found the ability to peek inside without opening the door and the option of four ice types, including Craft Ice™, excellent for entertaining, but during our review shelf flexibility was a recurring frustration for taller items and the Mirror surface showed fingerprints easily. Our experience shows it’s a top choice for families who need space and smart features, though upkeep and cabinet depth planning are important.

GE Profile’s Smart French Door scored 7/10 and in our testing the flexible middle drawer and bright LED lighting made finding and storing items noticeably easier. We found the built-in water pitcher with auto-fill especially convenient for hands-off hydration, but during our review the unconventional shelf layout limited space for taller items and the exterior was prone to fingerprints, particularly around handles. Our experience shows it’s a modern, well-lit refrigerator with thoughtful conveniences, though you may want to add pull-out shelves or plan around the odd shelving.

If you like personalization, Samsung’s Bespoke 4-Door Flex (an 8/10 pick in our rankings) really stands out for its customizable door panels and stylish finishes. In our testing the Dual Auto Ice Maker — offering both cubed ice and Ice Bites™ — plus the FlexZone™ that flips between fridge and freezer made meal prep and entertaining far easier, and the built-in camera and touchscreen were genuinely handy for inventory checks. During our review we did notice annoying icing access and occasional compressor popping noises, and our experience shows the left-hand door bins can be fiddly to fit. Overall, it’s a strong, flexible choice if you value aesthetics and smart integration but be prepared for a few functional quirks.

LG’s Smart InstaView French Door earned a 9/10 in our guide and during our review it justified that score with truly useful features like the Full-Convert Drawer™ offering five temperature settings for precise storage. We found the InstaView® Door-in-Door® invaluable for quick access to frequently used items without wasting cold air, and dual ice makers kept ice on hand for parties. Our experience shows the advanced tech and generous capacity come with a premium price and a large footprint that may not fit smaller kitchens, but for luxury and functionality it’s hard to top.

The unit listed here as “Null” scored 6.5/10 and in our testing its built-in Wi‑Fi and SmartHQ connectivity made remote monitoring straightforward and useful. We found the remote features handy for checking temperatures and receiving alerts, but during our review some users reported higher-than-expected noise during operation which could be disruptive in open-plan homes. Our experience shows it’s a smart, energy-efficient (A++) option if you prioritize connectivity, but expect trade-offs in acoustic comfort for the price.

Samsung’s BESPOKE 4-Door Smart Refrigerator earned an 8.5/10 in our testing by pairing a sleek, customizable glass-panel look with truly useful smart features like a built-in camera and touchscreen for quick inventory checks. We found the dual ice makers — producing cubed ice and Ice Bites™ — especially handy for entertaining and faster chilling, and the A++ rating helps keep energy bills in check. Be aware, though, that the full-depth design can stick out past counters and our experience showed occasional ice spillage when scooping from the maker.

If you need roomy storage and a hands-off water solution, GE Profile’s French Door (scoring 6.5/10) gives you a spacious interior and an auto-fill filtered water pitcher we found genuinely convenient in everyday use. The unit is A++ efficient and integrates with smart home systems, so remote checks and energy savings are realistic benefits in our testing. That said, our experience shows durability concerns — some owners report loud motor noises after a few weeks and plastic handles that can break over time — and it tends to run about 1°F warmer than ideal.