Looking inside someone’s fridge feels kind of personal—like sneaking a peek into their food closet. It shows a bit of their habits, tastes, and even a little mess. Most people probably don’t notice how I organize mine, but I care! That’s why I’ve always wanted a drink fridge for guests. No need to run around serving—just grab a cold one and relax. And now, I’ve found the perfect one: Rocco Super Smart Fridge.

I found the Rocco while browsing Bespoke Post, and the fresh, furniture-inspired design instantly caught my eye. A lot of mini fridges look like they were leftover from a college dorm or sterile shiny industrial wine cooler, whereas the Rocco is a whole aesthetic. I chose the white color (it also comes in yellow and black) – and now the fridge lives in my living room looking more like a chic mid-century modern piece than an appliance.

Design & Build: Furniture Disguised as a Fridge

This fridge is built like a tank; it’s all steel and heavy, yet the rounded edges give it a soft touch of class. The fluted glass door is great, and it makes a statement when it’s at night with the lights on. It improved my fridge game and made for good small talk.

Was it worth $$1,795? Absolutely. Good quality build, and you can tell that this is meant to last and fits well in an living, rather than a dorm with a mini fridge. Plus it has extra use: the flat surface area with a lip makes a great overflow for a bar cart. And the round playing cards that also double as coasters were cute little touch, even though they were more flimsy than useful.

The only complaint I would have was the doors and drawers didn’t come soft close, and my bottom drawer is a little sticky, but the others glide. If the door is not fully closed, it will beep gently, but you won’t hear it with the TV on. Just something to think about!

Capacity & Flexibility

Rocco claims to hold 88 12-oz cans. However, I was able to fit in 77 comfortably-or 27 wine bottles, all inside of a nice 34.5” H x 24” W x 16” D package. It offers six reversible shelves, they are cleverly designed to allow you to stagger and puzzle in cans or bottles of assorted sizes. It is great to see actual storage flexibility in a small fridge.

Smart Features: Mostly Useful, Sometimes Gimmicky

Now let’s talk about the “smart” part. The Rocco Fridge uses a mobile app that makes it simple and easy to use, but does not have many necessary features.

There are three main modes:

• Quiet Mode (my default): almost silent.

• Smart Mode: cooling will change depending on external temperatures.

• Party Mode: will have more aggressive cooling, but with more compressor noise.

I tested out each mode with a Bluetooth thermometer and was pleased to see that the internal temps stayed true and then adapted as I expected. But to be honest? I could just then manually change the temp myself. The modes seemed a little bit over-engineered for a drink fridge.

The vision component in the app is much more impressive. Upon setup, sensors will scan whatever is in your fridge and map it—drawer by drawer—to your phone. Even some obscure drinks were recognized correctly, while a few were not. The app also shows the nutrition info, though this was hit or miss.

This feature is extremely useful for grocery runs. I was once wondering if I was running low on Coca Cola, checked the app and saw that I was low on Coca Cola super convenient. However, the system is not infallible. So don’t expect complete accuracy just yet.

Another positive; there is a dual-zone temperature system that allows you to have separate temperature controls for the two divided halves of the fridge. This can be nice to store your wines and seltzers at a colder, preferable temperature, but this is nothing innovative, especially among wine fridges

Price & Value

With the price standing at $ $1,795, the Rocco Fridge is a luxury item. But if you consider:

• Premium materials

• A design-forward aesthetic

• Smart features (albeit epic overkill)

• A 10-year warranty

• Free shipping

~ it starts to appear a tad bit reasonable. They have even included a white-glove delivery option for $150, where they will do all the unpacking and positioning, though personally, I just don’t see that unless you REALLY hate boxes.

The majority of high-end wine fridges in this price range have no character. Rocco has character and function.

Final Verdict: A Functional Statement Piece for Hosts Who Care

The Rocco Super Smart Fridge, which I stumbled onto through Bespoke Post, does a better job of combining form, function and fun than anything else in the appliance category. Sure, the smart features like item tracking and custom modes leave something to be desired – but the furniture-quality design, variety of storage options, and quiet performance helps it stand out in any modern home.

This refrigerator is a conversation starter, it is an upgrade in hosting style, and it serves as an honest reflective piece.  For those who enjoy hosting, and prefer well designed, thoughtful products, the Rocco is a worthy addition. 

Yes, it carries a price tag of $1,795 which is a hefty investment.  But for what you get, steel construction, dual-zone cooling, that stunning fluted glass door – makes it feel justifiable. If you prefer to make your house a little more curated, and want your house gatherings to feel effortless, then you should prioritize this Bespoke Post find in your living room!