I’d pass on Whirlpool. This isn’t the whirlpool of old.
We had them in the previous house up until 2020 and all had issues within the first 4 years. The ice maker in the refrigerator was junk. It functioned probably 50% of the time as intended. The filter in the refrigerator for water needed to be changed every 60 days to the tune of $50 a pop. Our stove had the light burn out and the hinge break completely making the door extremely heavy all within the first ~18 months. It took 6 weeks for that replacement part to ship and I had to install it. We were on our second Whirlpool microwave as well when the first one had a circuit board go. This was replaced relatively easily without issue but I had to uninstall it and take it back myself. These were all high end models purchased in 2017.
We went with the highest end Samsung appliances in the new build (2021) except for the island cook top. So far, I would give the dishwasher a 10/10. It far surpasses the Whirlpool one we had or the LG my parents and in-laws have. The double wall oven is great too with no issues – another 10/10.
The refrigerator has been “ok”. I’m not a fan of the ice maker speed or quality of ice it makes for it being the high end model. The microwave had a bulb go out within a year, but Samsung sent that via Speedy and I had it in 3 days I’d give each of these a 7 or 8/10.
Our island cook top is a GE induction. The wife was all over what she “needed” for this. I didn’t have much to do with it but she likes it and it has had no issues. I’d give it a 10/10 so far as well.
We’ve been pleased for the most part but realize it is still early. I’d probably give Bosch and GE a harder look if we did it again solely due to the Samsung refrigerator feeling mediocre. I’d not even slow down to look at a Whirlpool or Frigidaire though.
***Keep in mind that Haier, Whirlpool, and Electrolux make a variety of the different “brands” of appliances. To my knowledge LG, Samsung, and Bosch stand on their own?