Retailer Ranking
Want to know where tech enthusiasts shop online? Meet the top 100 electronics retailers worldwide.
Nadine Koutsou-Wehling
Data Journalist
February 17, 2026
Retailers
Online electronics is the second largest e-commerce category, with revenues of US$1.1 trillion in 2025. Consumer Electronics is the biggest subcategory at US$676.3 billion in online revenues in the same year. By 2026, it is going to surpass US$700 billion, with a growth rate of 5.0%.
Electronics includes the subcategories Consumer Electronics and Electrical Appliances, both highly popular for e-commerce. Globally, there are certain hotspots to be found. Let's see where the most prevalent e-tailers for electronics are coming from.
In North America, the United States is a definite hotspot for electronics. The US retailers in the top 100 include both general and specialized retailers.
Amazon – The global e-commerce giant offering everything from smartphones to smart home devices.
Apple – Direct from the brand, perfect for iPhones, MacBooks, and Apple accessories.
Best Buy – A leading electronics retailer with a strong online presence and in-store pickup options.
Costco Wholesale and Sam’s Club – Membership-based retailers providing bulk electronics deals.
Newegg – The go-to site for PC components, gaming gear, and tech enthusiasts.
B&H Photo Video, Crutchfield, Garmin, Logitech, Anker, Fitbit, Motorola, JBL, Sonos – Specialists in photography, audio, computing, and gadgets.
China and Taiwan dominate the regional electronics e-commerce market. The region’s top 100 retailers include both brand-owned stores and major online marketplaces.
JD – China’s e-commerce powerhouse, offering a massive range of electronics with fast delivery and authentic products.
Vmall – Huawei’s official online store, specializing in smartphones, tablets, and smart devices.
Paipai.com – A Greater China online platform connecting buyers and sellers for competitive electronics deals.
Suning – One of China’s largest electronics retailers, offering everything from home appliances to gadgets.
Lenovo – The official Lenovo store in China, featuring laptops, desktops, and accessories for all users.
Honor – Dedicated online store for Honor smartphones, wearables, and smart home products.
Xiaomi – Xiaomi’s e-commerce hub, offering phones, smart devices, and home electronics.
vivo – Vivo’s official online store, focused on smartphones and mobile accessories.
Hktvmall – Hong Kong-based online store selling smartphones, computers, and home electronics.
Europe boasts a mix of specialized tech stores and multi-category marketplaces:
Germany: MediaMarkt, Saturn, Alternate, Mindfactory, Cyberport, Notebooksbilliger, Euronics, Teufel, Rebuy, Refurbed
Japan combines global tech brands and domestic specialists, like Rakuten, Sony, Au.com, and Mapcamera.com.
In Brazil, online electronics retail is booming. Local marketplaces and specialized tech stores are leading the way. They include Mercado Libre, Kabum.com.br, Casasbahia.com.br, and Magazineluiza.com.br.
The global online electronics market continues to expand at a rapid pace, driven by consumer demand for both gadgets and home appliances. The industry is truly global in scale. With consumer electronics alone expected to surpass US$700 billion in 2026, it’s clear that online electronics retail is not only a major e-commerce category but also a central hub of innovation, convenience, and competitive growth worldwide.
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