Samsung BESPOKE American fridge is now 16 thousand cheaper! It offers great features and SmartThings control

Are you planning a large family fridge that will also be a kitchen centerpiece? You can now get the Samsung RF65DB970E22EO American fridge on Alza with code alzadny10 for 56,691 CZK, which is more than sixteen thousand cheaper than the original 72,990 CZK.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want a giant family fridge with an ice maker, beverage center, and beautiful design, and you have enough space in your kitchen.
⚠️ Consider that it has extra thick doors (requires space on the sides), requires a water connection, and is very heavy.
💡 For 56,691 CZK, you get a premium appliance with a 10-year compressor warranty for 16 thousand less — a great offer for a large household.

Why this fridge is interesting now

The main argument is the price for what you get. This Samsung BESPOKE fridge started at 72,990 CZK, then dropped to 62,990 CZK, and with code alzadny10, it goes down to 56,691 CZK. That’s a premium four-door appliance for a price at which you would otherwise buy a significantly more modest model. Who will it change the kitchen for? Large families and households that cook and shop in bulk — 645 liters will swallow a week’s shopping for the whole family with room to spare.

Key parameters explained in plain language

Volume is the main star here: 395 l fridge and 250 l freezer, totaling 645 liters. But the best part is that you can switch part of the freezer to cooling mode — giving you a fridge that grows with what you need to store. Freshness is handled by the Triple Cooling system with three independent circuits that maintain the correct temperature and humidity in each section separately, so the smell of fish won’t mix with butter. The practical heart of the fridge is the beverage center with a self-filling pitcher (1.4 l) and filtered water — children can pour their own without opening the main doors.

The ice maker can handle two types of cubes and up to 2.3 kg of ice daily, which you’ll appreciate in the summer. The fridge is smart via the SmartThings app — you can set the temperature, mute sounds, schedule when ice shouldn’t be made at night, or activate the AI Energy saving mode, which can reduce consumption by up to 10%. A pleasant bonus is the touchless automatic door opening when your hands are full.

Practical aspects: dimensions, installation, and maintenance

Here’s something you need to know before ordering, and which owners repeatedly mention: the doors are really thick (due to the beverage center). One owner quantified it precisely — for the doors to open fully and the fridge to be flush with the counter, you need approximately 13 cm of free space on each side. When planning your kitchen, account for this in advance, otherwise, you’ll be unpleasantly surprised. The fridge itself measures 185.3 × 91.2 × 73.1 cm and is very heavy — fortunately, it has wheels at the front and glides at the back, so it can be maneuvered on a smooth floor.

The second crucial thing: for the ice maker and self-filling pitcher to work, the fridge must be connected to a water supply. The documentation reportedly doesn’t emphasize this much, but according to owners, installation is simple (half-inch thread, approx. 3m hose included). If you don’t have a water supply at the fridge’s location, you’ll need to address it. Maintenance, on the other hand, is carefree — the water filter is accessible from the inside (you don’t deal with it behind the counter) and the UV deodorizing filter keeps the air inside fresh.

What users say

The ratings here are exceptionally good: on Alza, the fridge has a full 5.0 out of 5 and 100% of customers recommend it. Owners agree on what they praise most: huge volume, beautiful luxurious appearance (including the sides), beverage center, and ice maker for two types of cubes. Enthusiasm is repeatedly expressed for the ability to switch part of the freezer to cooling mode and for the touchless door opening. One family writes that despite its large dimensions, the fridge “fit perfectly” and children pour their own water.

There are minimal actual negatives — most reviewers wrote “none” or “haven’t found any yet” in the disadvantages section. The only real reservations are not about quality, but about planning: the aforementioned thick doors requiring space on the sides and the necessity of a water connection. These are things it’s good to consider in advance — not defects, but characteristics that will affect where and how you place the fridge.

When it doesn’t make sense

This fridge isn’t for everyone. If you have a small kitchen or a narrow space where there isn’t 13 cm on the sides for the doors, you’ll be frustrated — look for a narrower model or a classic combination without a beverage center. Similarly, if you don’t have and don’t want to deal with a water connection, you’ll lose the ice maker and the self-filling pitcher, which is half the magic of this fridge — then a cheaper model without these features makes more sense. And for those primarily aiming for the lowest possible electricity bill, it’s worth knowing that an E-class rating for such a large appliance is not a record. However, for a large family with ample space who wants luxury, volume, and smart features, this price is exceptionally good.

What would be the deciding factor for you in a large fridge — smart features like an ice maker and beverage center, or the lowest possible energy consumption?