Premium family cooling with clever extras

The Samsung RF24BB620ES9EU is a premium, multi-door American fridge freezer with a huge 674-litre capacity, plumbed water and ice, and Samsung’s latest cooling tech. It’s part of the brand’s Bespoke AI range, bringing smart connectivity and efficient performance into a slick, modern design.

With WiFi control, Twin Cooling Plus, Total No Frost and a dual auto ice maker, it clearly aims at busy households that want both space and convenience. The E energy rating is typical for a large American model, while AI Energy Mode helps keep running costs in check.

Owners rate it highly, with a strong 4.9 out of 5 from 26 reviews, suggesting that in real homes it delivers on its promise of spacious, reliable cooling with plenty of useful features.

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Key features

  • 674 litre capacity — Holds 37 bags of food shopping
  • Total No Frost — Even temperatures reduce icy build-ups
  • Twin Cooling Plus™ — Dual cooling keeps food fresh
  • Holiday Setting — Saves energy when you’re away
  • Dimensions (cm) – H177.8 x W90.8 x D73

Who this American fridge freezer is best for

This model is ideal for larger households or keen cooks who need serious storage. With 487 litres of fridge space and 187 litres in the freezer, it comfortably swallows the weekly shop for a family of four or more, plus extras for entertaining.

It suits buyers looking for a premium appliance rather than a budget option. The specification – from dual cooling and SpaceMax™ insulation to the plumbed water dispenser and dual ice maker – is clearly geared towards those who want more than the basics.

If you like to batch cook, entertain regularly or simply hate cramped shelves, the wide multi-door layout and adjustable tempered glass shelves make organising food far easier than in a standard tall fridge freezer. The bottom-mounted freezer drawers are also handy if you’re constantly in and out of the fridge section.

Tech–savvy users will appreciate the SmartThings connectivity and AI Energy Mode. If you’re happy to connect it to your WiFi and app, you can monitor energy use and tweak settings, making it a good fit for those who like their appliances to be part of a smart home setup.

What we like

The standout advantage is sheer capacity. At 674 litres in total, this Samsung offers significantly more usable space than a standard fridge freezer, making it easier to store bulky items, large platters and the family’s favourites without playing Tetris every time you unpack the shop.

Twin Cooling Plus runs separate cooling systems for the fridge and freezer, helping keep food fresher for longer and stopping odours drifting between compartments. Combined with Multi Airflow cooling, temperatures stay more even from top to bottom, so you’re less likely to find warm spots or partially frozen lettuce.

Total No Frost is a big everyday win. It keeps the interior dry enough to prevent icy build-ups, meaning you never need to defrost manually – a genuine time saver in a large American appliance.

The plumbed-in water dispenser with dual auto ice maker is perfect for households that get through lots of chilled drinks. It provides filtered water, cubed and crushed ice on tap, without the faff of refilling a tank, and the built‑in water filter helps improve taste.

SmartThings connectivity and AI Energy Mode add an extra layer of control. You can adjust settings via your phone and let the fridge automatically optimise its energy use, which is reassuring given the size of the unit.

Noise levels are modest at 38 dB, helped by the digital inverter compressor, so it should hum away quietly in an open-plan kitchen. The two-year manufacturer warranty, extendable when you register with Samsung, offers decent peace of mind for a high-value appliance.

Where it could be better

This is clearly a premium model, so it won’t suit tighter budgets. You’re paying for capacity, styling and smart features, and while they’re impressive, some households might prefer a simpler, cheaper American fridge freezer.

The E energy rating is fairly typical for this size of appliance, but it’s not class-leading. If your priority is ultra-low running costs, a smaller or more efficient model might appeal more, even though AI Energy Mode helps mitigate usage.

Being plumbed-in only, the water and ice features require a nearby mains water connection. That can limit where you place it and may add installation hassle if your kitchen isn’t already set up.

There’s no external display panel listed, which means you may not get the clear at-a-glance temperature readouts some rivals offer on the door. And while a two-year warranty is respectable, some premium brands now offer longer cover on certain components, so extended protection may be worth considering.

Everyday use

Day to day, the RF24BB620ES9EU is designed to be straightforward to live with. Multi-door access means you can open just the section you need, keeping cold air in and making it easier to reach frequently used items without bending right down.

The interior layout is flexible, with adjustable tempered glass shelves, two vegetable drawers and generous door storage, including space for up to eight bottles. That makes it simple to dedicate zones for fresh produce, drinks and leftovers, cutting down on rummaging.

LED lighting in both fridge and freezer gives a bright, even view of the contents, so items don’t get lost at the back. The open-door alert is a helpful safeguard, especially in busy households where doors can be left ajar.

Because it’s Total No Frost, you don’t have to schedule messy defrosting sessions. The twin cooling system and multi airflow also mean less condensation and frost on packaging, keeping the interior tidier.

SmartThings integration lets you tweak temperatures and energy settings without going to the kitchen. Coupled with simple button controls on the appliance itself, it strikes a good balance between traditional ease of use and smart functionality.

Performance and features

Performance-wise, this Samsung leans heavily on Twin Cooling Plus. By separating the fridge and freezer cooling circuits, it maintains more stable, appropriate humidity in each section. Fresh food benefits from higher humidity, helping salads and fruit stay crisp, while the freezer stays dry to minimise frost.

The 487-litre fridge section is genuinely roomy, with four shelves and plenty of door balconies, meaning you can keep raw and cooked foods neatly separated. The two vegetable drawers help preserve fresh produce, and SpaceMax™ technology squeezes more capacity into the standard-width footprint without overly chunky walls.

In the 187-litre freezer, you get a bottom-placed layout with baskets for easier organisation. Fast freeze and super cool functions are handy when you’ve done a big shop: they rapidly pull temperatures down to protect food quality.

On the convenience front, the plumbed water dispenser and dual auto ice maker are standout features. Being able to dispense chilled, filtered water plus both cubed and crushed ice makes it especially appealing for households that enjoy cold drinks, cocktails, or simply encourage everyone to drink more water.

SmartThings compatibility and WiFi give you extra control, while AI Energy Mode monitors usage patterns to trim energy consumption where possible. The digital inverter compressor further helps by adjusting its speed rather than simply switching on and off, which should also contribute to the relatively low 38 dB noise level.

Total No Frost throughout means you get full frost-free operation, and features like the Holiday Setting make it easy to keep the freezer running efficiently while you’re away, reducing wasted energy without sacrificing food safety.

Value for money

With its large capacity, premium features and strong owner feedback, the RF24BB620ES9EU clearly sits towards the higher end of the American fridge freezer market. It’s not pitched as a bargain option, but rather as a long-term, feature-rich investment for a busy kitchen.

You’re paying for more than just size. Twin cooling, Total No Frost, a plumbed water and dual ice system, AI Energy Mode, WiFi control and a digital inverter compressor all add genuine day-to-day benefits compared with basic American-style models.

The E energy rating means running costs won’t be the very lowest, but AI Energy Mode and efficient cooling tech help keep ongoing bills reasonable for an appliance of this size. Given the 4.9/5 user rating from over two dozen reviews, most owners clearly feel they are getting good value from the combination of capacity, convenience and performance.

If you simply want a large fridge freezer at the lowest possible cost, there will be cheaper options. But if you’re comfortable investing more for smart features, better food preservation and an integrated water and ice system, this Samsung offers solid value in the premium bracket.

Our verdict

The Samsung RF24BB620ES9EU is a well thought-out American fridge freezer that combines huge capacity with clever technology. Twin Cooling Plus, Total No Frost and a quiet digital inverter compressor create a stable, low-maintenance environment for your food, while the multi-door layout and flexible storage make everyday use simple.

Its plumbed water dispenser, dual auto ice maker and SmartThings connectivity push it firmly into premium territory, both in terms of features and price. For larger families, entertainers and anyone who wants filtered water and plenty of ice on tap, it will feel like a worthwhile upgrade over more basic models.

The E energy rating and need for a water connection are the main compromises, and the price will be overkill for smaller households. But if you have the space, the budget and a busy kitchen to cater for, this Samsung is an excellent, highly rated choice that should serve you well for years.

FAQs

How much food can the Samsung RF24BB620ES9EU hold?

It has a total capacity of 674 litres, with 487 litres in the fridge and 187 litres in the freezer, enough for around 37 bags of shopping and ideal for larger households.
Yes. The water dispenser and dual auto ice maker require a fixed external water supply, so you’ll need a suitable mains water connection nearby.
No. It has a Total No Frost system in both the fridge and freezer, which prevents icy build-ups so you never need to defrost it manually.
It’s rated at 38 dB, which is relatively quiet for a large American fridge freezer. The digital inverter compressor helps keep noise to a gentle hum in most kitchens.
It has an E energy rating, typical for a large American model, and uses around 338 kWh per year. AI Energy Mode and the inverter compressor help optimise energy use over time.
Yes. It has built-in WiFi and works with Samsung’s SmartThings app, allowing you to monitor and adjust settings and use AI Energy Mode remotely.
It comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty, provided you register it with Samsung within 90 days of purchase.
Yes. The Dual Auto Ice Maker can produce both cubed and crushed ice, as well as supplying chilled, filtered water from the plumbed-in dispenser.

Samsung RF24BB620ES9EU Wifi Connected Plumbed Total No Frost American Fridge Freezer Review

£1899.00

Overall score

9.0/10

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