I paid $9 for a terrible product. It had a spongy consistency and the taste was awful! I was really surprised because the bottom half was yellow and that usually indicates the melons will be sweet. I won't be buying another one for a while.

We bought one watermelon on my card that was not so good and one on my husband's card to take to a party which was Excellent. It is just all in the choices we make.

Terrible, was not ripe so I threw it out and went to Sprouts and but another watermelon. Sam's has overall poor quality control when it comes to fruit, be sure to triple check apples before you buy them.

This watermelon looked very good. Bright yellow bottom is what I look for however it was not sweet and had overripe spots. Must have been picked green so even firm spots had no taste.

Maybe getting watermelons in America might be better. Seedless melons are not sweet at all compared to the one with seeds in them. Try having more with the seeds in them.

I am so disappointed in this watermelon. I chose one with a large yellow spot, which is a good sign. After cutting it open, I tasted several pieces. None had any flavor or aroma. It was also mealy in spots.

This last watermelon was ok. I haven't been able to find a good seedless watermelon in years. This one was sweet and wasn't freezer burned. I would go back and buy more from Sam's club compared to save mart.

Almost always green/useless same with cantaloupe. Melon quality is poor. So, average cost of a melon is double or more given half or more are inedible.

Purchased this seedless watermelon @ Sam's club-Tupelo, MS. It was awful, the texture was rubbery and the taste was unsweetened and artificial. It made my husband sick the next morning.

I am not “fantastic” at selecting watermelons. I have “thumped” a lot to disappointing results; I regret my choice this purchase. It was not ripe enough.