Rocco Classic Fridge Review: Stylish Design Outshines Smart Features
The Rocco Classic mini fridge looks like upscale furniture, but its app-based smart features feel unfinished.

The Rocco Classic (formerly the Rocco Super Smart Fridge) is a mini fridge designed to look more like a piece of mid-century furniture than a dorm-room appliance. It is available in matte graphite, white, green, brown, and mirror-black, and is mostly made of steel with rounded edges. The fridge can hold up to 77 12-ounce cans (the company says 88) or 27 wine bottles, with six adjustable shelves that can be reversed to fit different bottle shapes.
The fridge connects to an iOS app (an Android version is planned but not yet available). The app offers several modes: Quiet Mode, Smart Mode (which adjusts cooling based on room temperature), and Party Mode (which prioritizes cold drinks over quiet operation). A reviewer tested each mode with a Bluetooth thermometer and found temperatures consistent within a few degrees. However, the reviewer noted that manually adjusting the temperature is just as effective, making the modes feel unnecessary.
The app also includes a vision system that scans and identifies beverages stored in the fridge. It recognized most drinks, including some obscure brands, but failed to identify common items like Dolin vermouth. Nutrition information is often incomplete. The system can show what is running low, but it does not always update accurately; one item showed as still present weeks after it was consumed. There is no option to purchase items directly from the app.
The Rocco Classic has a fluted glass door with an internal light that can be controlled via the app. The top surface is flat and sturdy, serving as an extra bar-cart space. The fridge beeps softly when the door is left open, but the reviewer wished for a push notification instead. The door and drawers are not soft-close, and the bottom drawer is slightly difficult to operate. The fridge comes with a pack of round playing cards that double as coasters, though they are flimsy.
The price is high, comparable to other premium wine fridges, but includes a 10-year warranty. White glove delivery is available for an additional fee. The reviewer concludes that most buyers will be drawn to the fridge's appearance rather than its smart features.
Source: Wired