Best Deals at Wayfair's Way Day Sale

The Stilosa is a great choice if you want to make espresso at home but don’t want to shell out hundreds for a machine, making it one of our favorite deals right now. Spending less for this model will mean sacrificing certain things like substituting plastic parts instead of metal, and having simpler controls than you might find on a higher-end model. But for the price, it still gets the job done. Our evaluator found it brewed with consistent pressure and resulted in a balanced espresso. They even wound up appreciating the simple controls. We do recommend reading a bit more about our evaluation before you run off to buy this model, so you know more of what to expect, but if it sounds like a good fit, the price is definitely worth it.

As glass-carafe drip coffee machines go, this Cuisinart drip coffee maker ranks among the best, performing superbly in our brewing tests and really well in our assessments for general handling and convenience. You can program it to brew at a certain time and tailor the brew strength to your desired preferences. An indicator light lets you know when it’s time to clean it. Cuisinart, as a brand, earns high owner-satisfaction and reliability scores for its drip coffee makers.

It’s now within a few dollars of its Cyber Monday price after hovering around $100 for months.

This 1,000-watt stainless-steel GE blender, now $20 less than we’ve ever seen, brings the power, and you’ll hear it. (It’s a little noisy.) But it offers five speeds that handle most functions well, including blending drinks, smoothies, and sauces, and puréeing veggies. But it’s not the best for crushing ice. This blender includes a large 64-ounce jar for blending large servings, as well as two 16-ounce blending cups, one with a smaller blending attachment and the other an on-the-go cup.

The Ninja Compact Toaster reenvisions the standard toaster design and delivers an impressive appliance that’s ideal for small kitchens. Part toaster, part compact toaster oven, this model can turn out a full batch of toast rather quickly and bake chicken nuggets for two. Its controls are easy to use, and it can brown that big batch of toast nice and evenly. But it can be tricky to clean and is only average at producing one piece of perfectly browned toast.

The Cuisinart Countdown Metal CPT-415 snags the top rating in our color-range tests, popping up toast just as you like it. There are settings for bagels, defrost, and reheat, and Cuisinart’s 3-year warranty is longer than that of most brands in our ratings.

With more than 120 years in the business, Lodge knows a thing or two about cast iron, and the Lodge 6-quart Dutch oven turns out bread that’s nicely browned and crispy, rating above average in our bread-baking test. Cleanup is a breeze. It weighs 14 pounds and has a 7-inch cooking surface diameter. Like the Le Creuset, the Lodge has wide loop handles.

Not only is this bagless Shark one of the least expensive models we’ve tested, but it’s also one of the best. It has a 25-foot cord and weighs about 14 pounds. It receives an equally excellent rating in our carpet and bare floor tests, and a very good score for removing pet hair. In our member survey, Shark earned very good marks for predicted reliability and excellent ratings for owner satisfaction.

The Shark Rocket HV322 corded vacuum excels in pet hair pickup but is only so-so at cleaning carpet. It converts to a hand vacuum and comes with a bare-floor tool and a motorized small-brush accessory. This model can be stored compactly and the dirt chamber can be emptied in just one step. Plus, surveyed owners gave the brand high marks for reliability and satisfaction.

This is $40 more than the best price we’ve seen.

The LG WM3400CW is already quite inexpensive even when it’s not discounted, but now it’s $50 less than we saw during the last big sale. Especially given the quality of its performance, it is a smart buy as well as an environmentally friendly choice. You still get exceptional washing performance along with water and energy efficiency. But this model isn’t particularly gentle on fabrics, so you might want to try the delicate cycle for your best threads. This washer’s claimed capacity is 4.5 cubic feet, and its cycle time is 105 minutes.

The self-defrosting GE FUF14DLRWW offers top performance at a good value—Wayfair’s price includes an extra 10 percent that will show up once you add the item to your cart. This small upright freezer aces both the thermostat control and temperature uniformity tests, and is very good (though not the best) at keeping food frozen during a power outage. It earns a middling score for noise. It’s impressive in energy efficiency and has a bonus quick-freeze feature, which is a welcome addition at this price.

The LG LREL6321S single oven is an exceptionally strong performer at a great price, coming in just $20 more than its last big discount of 2024. It heats fast and simmers steadily on top of the stove, earning an excellent performance rating in our cooktop high and low tests. It also bakes and broils evenly. There’s no convection mode, but you’ll find a warming element, along with two high-powered burners on the cooktop. LG earns high reliability ratings for its electric ovens based on our member surveys.

This single-oven gas slide-in LG is among the best gas ranges we’ve seen. It heats fast, simmers consistently, and bakes well, too, though broiling lags a bit behind. It has convection, continuous grates (for easily sliding pots and pans between burners), a griddle burner, and front-mounted controls with no back panel. It’s available in stainless steel or black stainless.

This high-end Weber Summit S-470 is loaded with extras like a rotisserie infrared burner, smoke tray (for smoldering wood chips), and fuel gauge, and the burners are guaranteed for 10 years. As for cooking, the even heat, preheat times, temperature range, convenience, and indirect heat are all very good. And it gets top marks for sturdiness.

The Weber E-470 gas grill is just like the tested S-470, except that model is stainless steel and this one is black with a porcelain lid and painted doors. It has four burners, a side burner, and a rotisserie system. Both models are CR Recommended because they score well for impressive even heat, preheat times, and indirect cooking. Only the high/low temperature range is just average.

The Weber Genesis E-325s is a midsized gas grill with three main burners that performs very well in our tests, from evenness and temperature range to convenience. It also has the most shelf space of all the grills on this list, 745 square inches. It also receives an excellent mark for indirect cooking, plus Weber, the brand, has stellar owner satisfaction and reliability scores.

If you’re looking for a wood-burning pizza oven that doesn’t cost too much, this model could be a good option. It was recently closer to $135, so this isn’t quite the best price but still a nice discount. Its fuel basket was the biggest of those our evaluator tried. It also has room to make a bigger pizza than the other ovens. But the lower price does come at a cost. The oven lacks some of the polish you’ll find on other models, and Hope found the oven door flimsy and tough to rest in the opening; it fell out frequently while he was cooking which made for a somewhat stressful experience.

The LG LW6023IVSM excels at cooling a room, hits the set point with ease, and keeps the temperature steady. It’s super-quiet when running on low and almost as quiet on high, so you can keep your conversations at a civil level instead of shouting above your AC. The LG bounces back from brownouts, and the controls are intuitive so you don’t have to consult the manual much. In our member survey, LG window units get top marks for reliability and very good marks for owner satisfaction.