13 Popular Kitchen Appliance Brands You Can Find At Sam's Club

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When it comes to warehouse clubs like Costco and Sam's Club, buying groceries in bulk might be the first thing that comes to mind. However, these stores also sell a range of small and major kitchen appliances at competitive prices. Aside from one having more stores in the United States than the other, the selection available may be one of the key differences between Costco and Sam's Club that makes you choose one over the other. In the case of Sam's Club, you're sure to find appliances from at least 13 popular kitchen brands.

Featuring long-standing names like GE (1982), Frigidaire (1916), and KitchenAid (1919) to newer brands such as Keurig (1992), Ninja (2009), and Thor Kitchen (2014), Sam's Club carries a decent amount of kitchen appliances from brands that you're sure to recognize. Daily Meal has delved into what the store sells from each brand — from electric kettles and blenders to refrigerators and ranges. For this list, you'll find an overview and a highly rated product example for each, which you can order for delivery to your home. Most of the prices are hidden behind the Sam's Club membership, though, so only a few are available for all to see. We've only included those visible prices, but keep in mind that they may differ from warehouse to warehouse.

Chefman

Chefman started out as a reseller of excess small electrics in 2009 but began making its own appliances around 2014. Even more recently, CEO Ralph Newhouse has launched a ChefIQ brand of products with a focus on smart kitchen appliances. You can find a wide variety of Chefman and ChefIQ items at Sam's Club — air fryers and toaster ovens, blenders, coffee machines, ice makers, pizza ovens, slow cookers, and slushy makers. It's even a top-selling brand of electric kettles, like the highly rated Chefman fast-boil 1.8-liter kettle, and customers consider it one of the best countertop microwave brands.

Crock-Pot

What began as the Naxon Beanery, invented and patented by Irving Naxon in 1940, became the Crock-Pot slow cooker in 1971. It was an instant success and became a defining tool for making affordable meals tender and for its versatility. You can even make some unexpected foods in a slow cooker, such as bread. As one of the most recognized slow cooking brands, Crock-Pot has implemented many upgrades, including pressure cooker functions. Sam's Club carries a small selection of Crock-Pot products — like portable food warmers, triple slow cookers, and buffet servers — and this 7-quart cook and carry slow cooker.

Cuisinart

Cuisinart emerged in 1973 as a food processor brand, refined from French versions to make kitchen prep easier for home cooks. After American engineer Carl Sontheimer gave one to legend Julia Child, it became widely popular in households. Even Ina Garten swears by shredding Brussels sprouts and other foods with one of the brand's food processors. Now, Cuisinart makes a range of kitchen appliances. Some that are available at Sam's Club include coffee grinders and makers and tea kettles. More than 3,000 customers have given the 8-in-1 toaster oven air fryer with grill a 4.6-star rating.

Frigidaire

Established in 1916, Frigidaire has always been a pioneer in the refrigerator market, and you'll find a range of those models at Sam's Club. The store also carries the brand's chest freezers, ice makers, kegerators, kitchen faucets, microwaves, and water coolers. Among Frigidaire's more recent product releases available at Sam's Club, though, is a miniature retro refrigerator. Shoppers also spotted this retro mini fridge at Costco for a similar price.

You can snag the Frigidaire 3.3-cubic-foot retro refrigerator in black or blue for $249 at Sam's Club.

GE Appliances

Originally part of General Electric (founded in 1892), GE Appliances has been at the forefront of household innovations since 1907, becoming the top appliance maker in the country. So, it makes sense that Sam's Club would carry a slew of its products, including air fryers, coffee makers, ice makers, microwaves, smart ovens, smokers, and toasters. The warehouses also stock Haier refrigerators, which is one of the kitchen appliance brands owned by GE Appliances. Among all of the products you'll find, the GE 1.1-cubic-foot countertop microwave has earned a great rating from more than 1,500 Sam's Club members.

Hamilton Beach

The Hamilton Beach Manufacturing Company (now Hamilton Beach Brands) started manufacturing home appliances in 1910, including a classic kitchen tool many grandparents swore by: the DrinkMaster mixer. Since then, it has merged with other appliance and electrics companies and significantly expanded its product lines. Among the many items you can find at Sam's Club are blenders, built-in ranges and over-range microwaves, chest freezers and refrigerators, coffee makers, immersion blenders, juice extractors, rechargeable can openers, traditional and countertop dishwashers, and waffle makers. Alongside its stand mixers, the brand's Professional seven-speed electric hand mixer gets high praise in customer reviews.

Kenmore

Originally a Sears-exclusive brand, Kenmore made its first appearance on washing machines in 1927. Although the product line of household appliances expanded, it wasn't until 1946 that it entered the kitchen appliance market with electric and gas ranges. Many more products were added to the lineup over the years, and Kenmore eventually replaced Coldspot, the retro refrigerator brand that vanished, by the 1970s. While you can find its ranges at Sam's Club, the warehouse retailer mostly carries the brand's laundry machines and refrigerators. The 27.4-cubic-foot French door refrigerator is one of the highest-rated by club members.

Keurig

Keurig is one of the most recognized brands in the single-serve coffee brewing market. After being founded in 1992 by Peter Dragone and John Sylvan, its first brewing system was launched for offices in 1998 to provide a fresher alternative to the bitterly aged leftover coffee in large carafes. It wasn't until 2004, though, that it released its first coffee maker for home brewing. While the brand has a variety of systems to choose from, only a few are currently carried at Sam's Club. The Keurig K-Duo, which allows for single-serve and carafe brewing, is the highest-rated among them.

KitchenAid

Renowned for its stand mixers — the classic kitchen appliance that stands the test of time — KitchenAid was established in 1919. The Model K was launched in 1937 and became a standard design that even the newest stand mixers still resemble. Since then, the brand has expanded its product line to include many more kitchen appliances. Alongside the iconic stand mixers at Sam's Club, you can expect to find air fryers and pizza ovens, coffee makers, food processors, rice cookers, toasters, and even cookware. The KitchenAid variable speed corded hand blender has received some of the highest ratings from customers.

LG

Beginning in 1958 as GoldStar, LG entered the South Korean kitchen appliance market in 1965 with its first refrigerator. It underwent two major name changes after that — the first to Lucky GoldStar in 1983 and the second to LG Electronics in 1995. While broadening its reach and product line, it has become one of the kitchen appliance brands that are worth every penny based on 2025 data collected from Consumer Reports. Sam's Club carries many LG dishwashers; electric, gas, and induction ranges; over-the-range microwaves; and refrigerators.

You can order the LG 2.0-cubic-foot over-the-range microwave at Sam's Club for $595.

Ninja

Launched as a brand in 2009 by Euro-Pro Operating (which became SharkNinja as of 2015), Ninja entered the kitchen appliance market with high-powered blenders. Daily Meal ranked a couple of the brand's models among the best blenders for smoothie making, but it makes more than blenders. You can find Ninja air fryers, coffee makers, cold press juicers, frozen drink makers, ice cream makers, multi-cookers, and toaster ovens at Sam's Club. While it also makes fire pits and gas grills, its Professional Plus kitchen system blender and food processor have earned 4.8 stars from more than 2,000 customer ratings.

Samsung

Samsung Electronics was established in South Korea in 1969 and produced televisions the following year. Within that first decade of operation, the company began making refrigerators and microwave ovens, as well as exporting its goods. Samsung has updated and expanded its line of major kitchen appliances. For instance, its Wi-Fi refrigerators are among the smart kitchen appliances that will change the way you cook. Sam's Club carries a variety of them, alongside dishwashers (like the one pictured above); gas, electric, and induction ranges; over-the-range microwaves; and refrigerators.

The Samsung top control dishwasher with Stormwash+ is $695 at Sam's Club.

Thor Kitchen

Gaining market presence after its first use in commerce in 2014, Thor Kitchen makes premium major appliances built for performance and power. The brand has even partnered with Gordon Ramsay, who enjoys collaborating with kitchen brands. For example, HexClad is the cookware brand Ramsay swears by, while his television production company has invested in the brand. At Sam's Club, you can get Thor Kitchen's Ramsay and standard collections of dishwashers; gas, electric, and induction ranges; and refrigerators.

Thor Kitchen's Gordon Ramsay Series 48-Inch professional gas range is at Sam's Club for $6,895.