Up to $400 Off: The Smart Fridge That Hits My Algorithm

beautiful style of this car The mini fridge has been all over social media lately. I don’t know if it’s because it’s summer or because the algorithm has pegged me (correctly) as someone who doesn’t like to walk more than 50 feet to a canned food store.

Former WIRED contributor Andrew Watman We were re-evaluated in 2024I give it a solid 7/10 and confirm that it is every bit the part it was made out to be. Having just seen myself for the first time yesterday, I agree.

Photo: Kat Merck

I don’t know if I can say out loud how Rocco looks on his face. The metal, matching tray and painted top and glass front are designed to reflect light so that UV rays do not damage your kombucha or cava. The metal body somehow looks retro and modern at the same time and will match any decor.

Rocco’s program via Andrew Watman

The appearance of Rocco, apart from its arrival in eight colors – including black, white, two blue, orange, yellow, green (shown), and the new beige – is its smart program. It allows you to view the contents of the fridge as recorded by the fridge itself, and control the electricity and temperature from a distance. When Watman tried it, he was impressed by the library of drinks that the fridge recognized, from OoMee’s obscure seaweed-coated drink to canned Yaté yerba mate.

Unfortunately, the Rocco isn’t on Amazon for Prime Day, but you can grab it — with its 10-year warranty — on the Rocco website right now for a limited-time sale. Only the Blue, White, and Icy Blue colors is $400 off, but all other models are $300 off, now through July 5th.

As a bonus, if you buy during the sale, you’ll get 12 cans of Tropical Mango Trip to put in your fridge, which appears to be a magnesium-based drink. (Probably known as Rocco’s scanner.)

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