The main places to buy Keurig machines
You can buy Keurig coffee makers at big-box retailers like Target, Walmart, and Costco; online marketplaces including Amazon and eBay; specialty kitchen stores; and directly from Keurig's own website. Each option has different prices, selection, and return policies, so the best choice depends on whether you want to see the machine in person, need it quickly, or are looking for a specific model.
Walmart and Target carry Keurig models in most locations and let you check stock online before you go. Amazon typically has the widest selection and often ships within two days if you have Prime membership. Costco stocks a rotating selection of Keurig machines, usually at lower prices than other retailers, but membership is required. Best Buy carries select models and offers in-store setup help.
Key Takeaways
- Big-box retailers like Walmart, Target, and Costco stock Keurig machines at competitive prices, with Costco often offering the lowest per-unit cost for members.
- Amazon and eBay have the largest selection of current and older Keurig models, with two-day shipping available through Prime on many items.
- Keurig's official website sells machines directly and often runs promotions on bundles that include K-Cup pods or accessories.
- Specialty kitchen retailers and appliance stores let you compare models side by side and ask staff questions before buying.
- Return policies vary widely — Costco and Walmart offer 90 days, while Amazon typically allows 30 days, so check before you purchase.
Big-box retailers: Walmart, Target, and Costco
Walmart stocks 8 to 15 Keurig models depending on location, ranging from basic single-serve brewers to dual-brew machines. You can search their website by zip code to see what is in stock near you, and most locations offer same-day pickup or next-day delivery. Prices typically run $80 to $200 for standard models. Walmart's return window is 90 days, and you can return machines to any store without a receipt if you have a Walmart account.
Target carries a similar range, usually 10 to 12 models in stock, with prices in the same range as Walmart. Target's website shows local inventory, and you can order online for same-day pickup at most locations. Target's return policy is 90 days for unopened machines and 30 days for opened ones. Target also offers a price-match may provide against other retailers' advertised prices.
Costco rotates its Keurig selection every few weeks, so what is available changes. When Keurig machines are in stock, they are usually priced $20 to $40 lower than the same model elsewhere. Costco membership is required, and the return policy is 90 days. Costco does not allow returns by mail, so you must bring the machine to a warehouse location.
Online marketplaces: Amazon and eBay
Amazon carries 40 to 60 Keurig models at any given time, including current-year machines, older discontinued models, and refurbished units. Prices vary by seller and condition — new machines typically cost the same as retail stores, but refurbished models run 20 to 40 percent less. Amazon Prime members get free two-day shipping on most items, and many machines may have access to for same-day or next-day delivery in major cities. The standard return window is 30 days.
eBay has a larger inventory of used and refurbished Keurig machines than Amazon, with prices often 30 to 50 percent below retail for working units. Seller ratings are visible on each listing, so you can judge reliability before buying. Shipping times vary by seller — some offer expedited options, others take one to two weeks. eBay's return policy depends on the individual seller, so read the listing carefully before purchasing.
When buying refurbished or used machines online, check the description for what is included. Some sellers include the original box and manual; others ship the machine only. Ask the seller whether the machine has been tested and whether it comes with a warranty.
Keurig's official website and direct sales
Keurig.com sells machines directly to consumers and often runs bundle deals that pair a brewer with K-Cup pods or accessories at a discount. Prices are typically the same as retail stores, but bundles can save you $15 to $30 compared to buying items separately. Shipping is free on orders over $50, and standard delivery takes 5 to 7 business days. The return window is 30 days.
Keurig's website also has a "refurbished" section with machines that have been tested and restored to working condition, usually at 25 to 35 percent off the new price. These come with a one-year warranty. The site displays current promotions prominently, so check before you buy elsewhere — seasonal sales (around Black Friday and holiday shopping) often include deeper discounts.
Specialty kitchen and appliance stores
Stores like Williams Sonoma, Sur La Table, and local appliance retailers stock Keurig machines and let you see and handle them before buying. Staff can answer questions about features and help you choose between models. Prices are usually the same as big-box retailers, sometimes slightly higher. Return policies vary by store but typically allow 30 to 60 days.
Best Buy carries select Keurig models and offers in-store setup, which can be useful if you are not comfortable with the initial assembly or want help connecting a machine to Wi-Fi-enabled features. Best Buy's return policy is 15 days for opened machines and 30 days for unopened ones. The store also offers a Geek Squad protection plan for an additional fee.
Comparing prices and return policies
The same Keurig model often costs different amounts at different retailers. Before you buy, search the model number on Walmart, Target, Amazon, and Keurig's website to compare. Price-matching policies at Walmart and Target can save you money if you find a lower price elsewhere — bring the competitor's ad or show the price on your phone.
Return policies are the biggest difference between retailers. Costco and Walmart allow 90 days; Target allows 30 to 90 days depending on whether the machine is opened; Amazon allows 30 days; and Keurig.com allows 30 days. If you think you might return the machine, buy from a retailer with a longer window. Keep your receipt and the original box, as most retailers require both for returns.
What to check before you buy
Before purchasing, confirm that the machine includes a water reservoir, a K-Cup holder, and a drip tray. Some budget models sold online come without these parts, or they are sold separately. Check the listing or call the retailer if the description is unclear.
Verify the warranty length — most new Keurig machines come with a one-year limited warranty that covers defects but not normal wear or damage from misuse. Refurbished machines usually have a shorter warranty, often 90 days to one year. Some retailers offer extended warranty plans for an additional cost; decide whether that protection is worth it based on the machine's price.
If you are buying a Wi-Fi-enabled model, confirm that it is compatible with your phone's operating system (iOS or Android) and that your home network supports it. Older Wi-Fi models may not work with newer phones or routers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it cheaper to buy a Keurig machine online or in a store?
Prices are usually the same, but online retailers sometimes have sales that stores do not. Costco and warehouse clubs often have the lowest prices when machines are in stock, but you need a membership. Check multiple retailers before buying — a 10 to 15 percent difference is common.
Can I return a Keurig machine if I open the box?
Yes, but the return window is shorter for opened machines at most retailers. Walmart and Costco allow 90 days even if opened. Target allows 30 days for opened machines. Amazon allows 30 days. Check the retailer's policy before you buy if you think you might return it.
Are refurbished Keurig machines worth buying?
Refurbished machines are tested and restored to working condition, so they are generally reliable. They cost 25 to 40 percent less than new machines and usually come with a one-year warranty. The trade-off is a shorter return window and no original packaging. Buy refurbished only if you are confident in your choice and do not need the option to return easily.
What is the difference between buying from Keurig.com and a retailer?
Prices are usually the same, but Keurig.com often bundles machines with K-Cup pods or accessories at a discount. Shipping is free over $50. Retailers like Walmart and Target offer faster pickup options and longer return windows, which can be more convenient.
Do I need to buy a water filter separately?
Most Keurig machines come with a water reservoir but not a filter cartridge. Replacement filters cost $5 to $10 and last about two months. Some retailers bundle filters with the machine, so check the listing. You can use the machine without a filter, but filtered water tastes better and may extend the machine's life.