These 14 Costco Kitchen Appliances Are Bargain Finds And Just What I Need In My Kitchen

Our fridge is about to fizzle out. I'm not thrilled with having to replace it, but I know that's coming. So, I started rummaging around our Costco to see what's available in the warehouse. I saw some great finds and wanted to grab them all!

I compared prices with Amazon on some of these, and Costco was either cheaper or had the same price. And considering Costco's fabled customer service, I'm going with the big C if the price is the same.

Of course, there's also the Costco website, but I know you can go there yourself, so this post focuses on what I saw in the store. Of course, keep in mind that prices are subject to change. They can go up or even sometimes go down (check out this article, which explains how to know when you're seeing a discounted price at Costco).

Frigidaire Gallery Nugget Ice Maker ($199.99)

If you love nugget ice (the kind that’s soft, crunchy, and ridiculously satisfying), this Frigidaire Gallery ice maker is worth a look at $199.99. It has a polished black design that looks sharp on the counter and doesn’t scream “appliance.”

The control panel is right on top, easy to use, and the water reservoir sits neatly below, with a large front window so you can actually watch the ice pile up. I kind of love that.

Great for summer drinks, iced coffee, or just grabbing a handful to snack on (yes, I do that). If you have the counter space, consider grabbing this!

Brio 740 Bottom Load Water Cooler ($199.99)

At $199.99, the Brio 740 is one of those upgrades that just makes life easier. It’s a bottom-load water cooler, which means no awkward heavy-lifting or wrestling a jug onto a top spout. Just slide the bottle in down below and you’re good to go.

It offers three water temps - hot, cold, and room temp - with digital controls that make it super easy to use. The self-cleaning UV feature is a bonus I appreciate because it’s one less thing to think about. And at 13.5 inches of dispensing height, it fits a reusable bottle with room to spare (a small detail that’s actually a big deal if you're always refilling).

Hisense 13.6 cu. ft. Garage Ready Freezer with Wire Shelves ($449.99)

At $449.99, the Hisense Garage Ready Freezer offers a ton of upright storage with a thoughtful layout that’s ideal for families who like to stock up. With 13.6 cu. ft. of space and wire shelving, it’s designed to keep everything visible and organized—no more digging through piles of frozen goods.

It’s frost-free (a major plus in my book), and it even comes with a lock and key for added security, which is great if it’s going in a shared garage. The tall, slim profile fits nicely against a wall, and the clean white exterior gives it a straightforward, functional look.

Ninja Creami Deluxe 11-in-1 Ice Cream & Frozen Drink Maker ($179.99)

Yeah, you could argue this is a "want" and not a "need", but with summer around the corner, I'm not sure which of the two it is for me! At $179.99, the Ninja Creami Deluxe brings serious frozen treat power to your kitchen counter.

This version is the 11-in-1 model, which means it doesn’t just do ice cream but also whips up frozen drinks, smoothie bowls, slushies, and even frozen yogurt. It comes with three clear 24-oz containers and colorful lids, making prepping and storing easy.

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Tons of Customization Options

What I like most is how customizable it is. You can use your own ingredients—dairy-free, low-sugar, vegan, whatever works for your crew. The “Creamify” feature blends everything to a super smooth texture. If your family’s like mine and always arguing over ice cream flavors, this solves it with personal-sized portions. Plus, it’s kind of fun to use—like having a little dessert shop at home.

Midea 3.3 cu. ft. Single Door Compact Refrigerator ($99.99)

Ok, so more for our basement kitchenette, but I put this one on my list too. This sleek little fridge from Midea is just $99.99 at Costco, and it packs in way more than I expected for the price. The clean, dark silver finish gives it a modern look that fits right into a dorm room, office, or game room setup.

It’s compact at 3.3 cubic feet, but still thoughtfully designed with a separate chiller compartment, which I really like for keeping frozen snacks or a few ice packs ready to go.

The interior includes a 2L bottle shelf, a beverage can rack, and even a crisper drawer for fruits and veggies, which is pretty impressive for a mini fridge. I also appreciate the reversible door hinge and adjustable thermostat, which make it easy to fit this into any space and tweak it just right.

Nespresso Vertuo Next Barista Coffee Kit ($179.99)

For $179.99, the Nespresso Vertuo Next kit at Costco brings that coffee shop vibe straight into your kitchen. It’s paired with the milk frother, so you’re all set for cappuccinos and lattes—plus, I noticed it comes with a generous set of 32 coffee and espresso pods and even a $20 Nespresso coffee voucher.

Standout Features

The standout for me is how fast and easy it is. Pop in a pod, push the button, and you’ve got rich espresso or smooth coffee with that classic crema on top.

I love that you can brew different sizes depending on your mood. It could be just a shot in the morning or a big iced drink in the afternoon. It’s a great starter kit, but honestly, any coffee lover would appreciate how well this one’s put together.

Ninja DualBrew Grounds & Pods Coffee Maker ($89.99)

For $89.99 (after the instant rebate), the Ninja DualBrew is a solid pick if you want the freedom to switch between coffee pods and your favorite grounds. I really like that flexibility because it means you’re not locked into one system, and you can adjust your brew depending on the day (or your mood).

Generous Sizes

The 14-cup glass carafe is a generous size, and the removable reservoir on the side makes filling it up a breeze. It even comes with separate adapters for pods and grounds, which are cleverly stored right on the unit. For under $90, it feels like a great value with a lot of thoughtful touches.

Cuisinart BrewCentral Glass Carafe Kettle ($49.99)

For $49.99, the Cuisinart BrewCentral is a clear standout. The glass carafe gives it a modern, open look, and you can actually watch the water heat up, which is oddly satisfying (or maybe that’s just me?).

What really caught my eye were the adjustable temperature settings and custom brew strength options. It's not always something you see at this price point. Whether you’re making delicate teas or stronger pour-over coffee, it’s nice to have that level of control.

Plus, the 24-hour self-clean and brew pause feature are small conveniences that go a long way. I could see this being a staple on a home tea cart or coffee station.

Note that the price I saw has the (dreaded? wished for?) Costco asterisk, which means it's not likely to be at the warehouse for much longer.

Check out this guide to read more about the meaning of this sign and other awesome Costco money-saving hacks.

Keurig K-Café Barista Bar Single Serve Coffee Maker & Frother ($99.99)

At $99.99, the Keurig K-Café Barista Bar is a total win for anyone who wants a coffeehouse-style drink without the coffeehouse line. It includes a sleek black brewer and a separate frother for hot and cold milk.

In other words, it's perfect for lattes in the morning or iced drinks later in the day. I especially like that the frother sits off to the side so it doesn’t crowd your countertop setup.

Unique Features

It brews three cup sizes (8, 10, and 12 oz) and includes 22 K-Cup pods to get you started right away. The “coffee shot” option lets you make stronger, espresso-style bases for specialty drinks, which I think is such a smart touch. And with the 42-oz water reservoir, you’re not constantly refilling.

Cuisinart Smart Stick Immersion Blender Set ($39.99)

This Cuisinart immersion blender bundle is just $39.99; honestly, it’s a kitchen workhorse. The stick blender itself is compact but feels solid in hand, and the brushed metal finish gives it a polished look. You get a full set of attachments (including a whisk, a 4-cup food processor bowl, and a beaker) so it does way more than just purée soups.

It’s powered by a 400-watt motor and the variable speed dial is LED-lit, which adds a nice touch when you're switching between blend, whip, slice, shred, or mix. If you’re into meal prep or just want to simplify some kitchen tasks, this one checks a lot of boxes.

Midea 7.0 cu. ft. Convertible Chest Freezer ($199.99)

The Midea convertible chest freezer comes in at $199.99 and offers a lot of flexibility for the price. It has a 7.0 cu. ft. capacity, which is roomy enough for bulk buys, meal preps, or that extra holiday roast you didn’t have space for in the kitchen fridge. What makes this one special is the convertible feature—you can switch between freezer and refrigerator modes depending on your storage needs.

The white finish keeps it simple and clean-looking, and it comes with a lift-up handle that’s easy to grip. I also noticed the control dial is right on the front, which is a nice touch for quick adjustments. Inside, there’s a removable storage basket and bright LED lighting, so nothing gets lost in the corners. If you’ve been thinking about getting a second freezer for the garage or basement, this is a solid, compact option that doesn’t take up a ton of floor space.

Gourmia 8-Quart Digital Air Fryer ($49.99)

This 8-quart Gourmia air fryer is a steal at $49.99—especially for the size. The stainless steel front, digital controls, and double-windowed basket give it a more high-end look than you'd expect at this price. I like that it doesn’t take up much more counter space than a toaster oven, yet the capacity is large enough for a crowd.

Large Capacity with Many Features

It comes with seven one-touch cooking functions, heats up to 450°F, and even includes a turn reminder and preheat option (which I find super helpful when multitasking dinner). The clear viewing windows are a nice touch—you can actually check on your food without opening it and letting the heat out. I’d definitely use this for quick weeknight meals or prepping snacks for a game day spread. Plus, the parts are dishwasher safe, which is always a win in my kitchen.

Panasonic Stainless Steel Microwave Oven ($149.99)

Coming in at $149.99, this 1.3 cu. ft. Panasonic microwave is sleek, powerful, and packed with smart features that make everyday cooking easier. It runs at 1200 watts, which means fast, even heating—and the Inverter Technology helps avoid those dreaded cold-in-the-middle moments.

I really like the preset buttons: popcorn, defrost, reheat, and even a “Quick 30” for one-touch warming. There’s also a genius sensor that adjusts cook time based on your food, and a child lock for peace of mind.

Dash Ultimate Deluxe Egg Cooker ($19.99)

At just $19.99, the Dash Ultimate Deluxe Egg Cooker is such a fun and practical little find. It’s compact but surprisingly versatile, with stackable trays that let you cook up to 12 eggs at once—boiled, poached, or even mini omelets. I love that it also comes with an egg bite mold (hello easy breakfast meal prep) and a clear dome lid so you can keep an eye on things as they steam.

It’s a one-touch setup, so there’s no guesswork, and the dishwasher-safe parts make clean-up painless. Honestly, for busy mornings or snack prep, this is a game-changer.

Power Up Your Kitchen, One Gadget at a Time

From time-saving coffee makers to compact cooling solutions and everything in between, these appliances offer a mix of everyday function and clever convenience. What stood out to me most was how many of them are designed to do more—like dual-brew systems, multi-use air fryers, and convertible freezers. Whether you’re looking to make mornings easier or just love having a tool for every task, there’s something here that’s worth clearing counter space for. I know I’ve added a few of these to my own wishlist!