Samsung has expanded its smart-home portfolio in India with its 2026 Bespoke AI appliance range, bringing artificial intelligence, connectivity and automation across refrigerators, air conditioners and laundry appliances. The lineup was unveiled at Samsung’s experiential event, The Brief Gurugram, with the company positioning AI as the connective layer between different parts of the home.
Leading the range is the 32-inch Family Hub refrigerator, which integrates AI Vision and Google Gemini-powered contextual experiences. It can recognise food items, suggest recipes and help users track use-by dates, while features such as Video-to-Recipe, Family Care and Pet Care extend its functionality beyond conventional refrigeration. Samsung has also introduced its AI Home screen on select devices, providing a central interface for appliance controls, real-time information, entertainment and family communication.
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The new Bespoke AI WindFree Pro AC adds AI-enabled controls, PM1.0 purification and SmartThings-based climate management. It also works with Galaxy wearables through the Wearable Good Sleep feature, which can adjust cooling based on individual sleep patterns. Meanwhile, the Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC is designed for Indian homes, using 23,000 micro-holes for draft-free cooling and claiming up to 30% lower energy consumption with AI Energy Mode.
Samsung’s upgraded Bixby introduces Voice ID for personalised voice interactions, while SmartThings adds services such as Family Care, Pet Care and Home Care. The company says Knox security provides multi-layered protection, with SmartThings software updates now supported for up to seven years.
In India, the Infinite 1-Way Cassette AC starts at ₹1.60 lakh, the Family Hub is priced at ₹4,00,690, and the Bespoke AI WindFree Pro AC costs ₹69,990.