This wholesale kitchen appliances lot is 150 small electrics for $1,000. About $6.67 a unit. Weighted toward mid-size, branded countertop pieces. It suits the reseller scaling past a first appliance buy who wants fewer impulse gadgets and more of the substantial units that command real resale prices.

How this large appliance lot is weighted

• Air fryers, multi-cookers and larger countertop cookers
• Full-size blenders, processors and stand mixers
• Drip and pod coffee makers and espresso units
• Fewer novelty electrics, more core kitchen workhorses

Condition is overstock, shelf-pull and returns. The mid-size tilt means heavier, higher-value pieces. Which test out strong and resell well, but reward a seller who can handle local pickup and freight-friendly listings.

Scaling economics

At $6.67 landed, the larger pieces carry the lot. A branded multi-cooker or stand mixer resells $40 to $120, and a single premium unit can recover a meaningful slice of the box. Buying the large lot lowers per-unit cost versus the medium tier while concentrating value in pieces buyers actively search for.

Test, clean and grade

Power-test, wipe down, and confirm bowls, blades and baskets are present; for energy claims on listings, the ENERGY STAR resource is a credible reference. Clean, tested appliances photograph better and return less.

Where the large lot sells

• Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp for local pickup
• eBay and Amazon for boxed branded units
• Appliance resale and consignment shops
• Whatnot home shows for the broader pieces

Wholesale kitchen appliances FAQ

How is the 150-unit large lot different from the wholesale 200-unit pallet?

This large lot concentrates on mid-size branded electrics; the 200-unit wholesale pallet spreads across more units and price tiers.

How many appliances are included?

150 units per lot at $1,000.

Are units guaranteed working?

No. It is a test-and-grade mixed lot.

See every appliance tier in the pallet range or the full Save More catalog.