I brought my laptop to Paul about because another company told me the motherboard was shot and i…read moreneeded to replace it. he was good on prices, i was tight on money, and i found some good reviews so i gave him a shot. He said he wanted to just double check the computer to see if that's really the problem and the other company was wrong. All i needed was a new graphics card and to reinstall windows. since money was tight for me and could afford a graphics card at the time, he tried some tricks to get it working and it worked! So Paul saved me almost 500 bucks and fixed it all within a couple days. Would highly recommend him and its better to support small businesses rather than some college kid at geek squad who has to follow a rule book from a company.

Really good job fast service they repaired my phone screen quickly with no flaws definitely…read morerecommend

Horrible customer service. Don't use this place. Total scammers. They don't use Apple products as…read morethey claim. My son replaced his cracked screen on his iPhone12 for $225 ( that we had to pay cash or Zelle only. Should have been my first clue) and 3 days later there was a new problem in the top corner of the screen where it won't display. They won't repair it. No warranty on their work. Make sure you read the statement they give you when you drop it off. Poorly written, grammatically incorrect language in the fine print states they are not an authorized dealer and their work may void the manufacturers warranty. Now headed to Apple to fix VN wireless' mistake.

Reviews sure run hot and cold. My experience though was great…read more I think you get a feel for the place when you only make a small purchase but they treat you like you bought the most expensive item in the store. I had bought an OEM video card but after opening the box and installing I notice the power cord wasn't correct. I was panicking because the big box store could't help me. I called around to different stores to see if they'd sell me the cord. Only Jason took time to talk with me. He said "Yes we could sell you the cord but it's better to bring in the computer so you get the right one" Well I did bring in my PC first thing on Saturday. Jason wasn't in but Simon said he'd take care of me. It turned out the first cord he brought out that he thought would work wouldn't when he opened up the case. So he got a second one which did. He only wanted $10 for it. I gave him the money and started to pick up the PC and he said, "Don't leave yet, let me bench check to make sure it worked. I don't want you to get home and it doesn't work". So he took the time to take it to the back bench to make sure it booted up correct. He also very politely told me that I had not used the on/off switch on the PSU so that when I got home I needed to turn it back on after plugging in the power cord. So only a $10 sale but I was treated like a huge business customer. Very glad I found this place and will recommend it to others if they are looking to buy a PC since they also had a few custom builds there for reasonable prices.

I have had two dealings with Emerald Computers. Both very positive. The most recent, Patrick took…read moremy old iMac and copied everything over to my new computer. He found a problem early on and notified me so that I could make a decision. Everything worked perfectly! Their pricing is very reasonable!

Five star service! Have taken a few older game consoles in and John has taken care of them every…read moresingle time, from being very responsive and helpful about the information they give, the initial consultation always makes me feel like I'm leaving my treasured memories in good hands and know that they will always do the best job to get them fixed. From hand held to first gen the job has just been impressive, really unlike any other place in the valley, and always charge you a fair price to fix your items, unlike other places I've gone to before. Also battery changes for game cartridges and they do it the right way! Honestly just an awesome place to get repair done and also buy some cool tech stuff when you swing around to look at their stuff!

This shop is great for vintage game repairs, but I'd avoid buying or repairing a PS5 here. The…read moreowner successfully repaired my original PS5 once, but when it failed again, he couldn't fix it. I then bought a used PS5 from the shop, and it had issues immediately. Instead of standing behind the product, he insisted both consoles were failing because of an "environmental" issue on my end. Thankfully, I returned it within an hour and got a refund. Since purchasing a PS5 elsewhere, I haven't experienced any of the supposed "environmental" issues. Based on his response, I'm not confident I would have received a refund if I hadn't returned it immediately.

I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S9, about two years ago, from Phoenix Cell House, that was in…read moreexcellent condition, and was very satisfied with the service that I received.

Purchased an iphone from this store and had a pleasant buying experience.The phone's condition is…read moreas new and hasn't given me any troubles till date. The person at the store seemed very courteous and knowledgeble about the products. The prices here from my research are the cheapest in phoenix, and nothing beats a good deal during these times.

I've brought my Mac in the past to the Orchid and when I learned that I had another issue and could…read morenot troubleshoot it myself I decided to bring it in. They have two locations, one in Chandler and the other in Mesa so I went to my Chandler location on a Saturday morning to see what the recommendation was in order to resolve my iMac which was a "power up" problem. The issue was a common problem that could be resolved, but it required a part that needed to be ordered and that would've taken me out of commission for a couple days. The tech checked over with the Mesa store and they identified having that particular hardware available so I quickly headed over to and spoke with the agent and explain the problem and issues that I was having and he to believe that that may be the root cause. They provided me what the cost and labor of the repair would be upfront and told me that they literally could have it done within the same day. I knew they had limited hours on Saturday but the fact that he said it could take anywhere from an hour to three hours let me know that they were willing to stay behind in order to accommodate me as some of the content that I need it was recently changed within the last 48 hours and not properly backed up (yeah that's my fault) While running a few errands I got a phone call letting me know that was the issue and that repair been completed. I quickly made my way over to for pick up. I'm back home and powering up my computer was no issue and everything is running just as it was previously the other day. One of the things I like about the Orchard is that they do have available equipment and hardware on hand to do the repairs that are needed but they also let you know about other alternatives that could be done if you're looking to upgrade or move in a different direction with your Mac. No pressure sales but informative. If you no longer part of AppleCare and have equipment I highly recommend using The Orchard as your first line of defense as they have been honest and forthcoming and great when it comes to repairs and they do work at a reasonable price for owning a Mac. Special thanks to Carl for keeping me in the loop, explaining it all and most importably, getting the work done in a timely manner!!! greatly apprecite it

I was ready to take a hammer to my 21.5 inch 2019 iMac because it was so slow. Apps would also lock…read moreup. It was torturous to use. I've had older iMacs that were much faster. After taking it to The Orchard, Sparky switched the drive out to a SSD in two days. What a relief. It now runs four times as fast. It's literally like a new computer.

Very knowledgeable with a quick turnaround time. Paul figured out the issue with our computer,…read morefixed it and we had it back the next day Ray Signs That Sell

Took my PC to have it diagnosed, I was told the issue had been determined and solved only to get…read morehome plug it in turn it on once, restarted it, and the exact same issue represented. When I picked it up, it was working properly . When I advised it was still having the same issue I was told he was willing to work on it, and then subsequently ignored all of my subsequent messages. If you are looking for thorough work, I would not recommend this company.

So, my experience with these guys was a total accident. I wasn't expecting to need their services…read morebut I'm not only super happy with the results of the end-products, I'm also very relieved they were the ones to holistically take on my project. I was putting together a new computer build for school. The component list was completely high-end and involved an AIO (all in one) water cooling solution with a 360mm radiator and an AIO water cooled graphics card with a 120mm radiator. In addition, I had two M.2 drives with custom EK heat sinks and an NZXT "i' series case with their smart hub for fan and lighting control along with several other custom parts. I was recently diagnosed with a form of bone cancer and underestimated how badly the treatments I've been receiving would effect my fine motor control and ended up bricking a Gigabyte AORUS motherboard by dropping my CPU and crushing several pins. At that point I was feeling pretty dejected and wasn't sure if I would be able to put my computer together without damaging some VERY expensive hardware components. I was seriously upset with myself, mad at the totality of the circumstances surrounding the situation, and generally upset. I had seen Extreme Micro a few times in my intermittent goings to the Japanese food place in which they occupy the same plaza and figured I'd stop in to see if they offered a build service. I met Grant, the guy who is their usual customer contact for product and services, and was also affectionately and distantly barked at by Odin (their shop dog who hangs out in the back of the shop - this has nothing to do with my project experience but made my happy because I'm a big dog person) as I walked inside. Grant informed me they were more than capable of handling my build and provided a cost structure and possible time frame for project completion. I dropped off the components within the next few hours. There were a few hiccups along the way (because I had some faulty RAM and was missing a cable the factory forgot to package along with my CPU AIO) but both Grant and Scott (their principal system builder) kept me informed of what was going on so that I could swap out the parts necessary to give Scott what he needed to finish the project. They have a really cool email ticket correspondence system that they update with major project milestones and use it if they need to reach out to a customer. I thought it was helpful to watch my email for updates and to keep apprised of what was happening with my build. Due to the complexity of my system and the hardware hiccups (that were unfortunately normal RMA issues in the PC world and had nothing to do with Scott or the Extreme Micro guys) it took about a week to get the call that my computer was completed. In the realm of PC building this is actually pretty remarkable but they're used to pushing out projects much faster. All in all the technician hours that went into my build totaled enough to make compilation labor quite expensive (like they could have charged me several hundreds of dollars and probably should have) but instead honored the price that Grant quoted for me as an estimate when I first dropped off my parts. THAT is amazing. Back to my computer; it turned out INSANE. And the best type of insane I've ever experienced in the full technological tenure of my life. Like full PC Master Race insane. Scott is not only a cable management god but he also installed windows and all my drivers, conducted any and all updates and made sure the platform was stable and ready to go before releasing it to me. My experience was obviously the above: from a pile of high end components, my shattered ego, and pent of frustrations of not being able to handle my build myself, to being surprised by the nicest looking computer build I've ever been lucky enough to own and I can genuinely say it wouldn't have turned out this well if I did it myself. And with all the technical hiccups that occurred I probably would have ended up conducting a similar google search to pay them to troubleshoot the errors I probably would have made anyway. I seriously couldn't be happier with my experience with Extreme Micro or the product I received. If for some reason you've made it to the end of this review, don't think twice about giving them a call and procuring ANY of their IT services. They can handle anything from data recovery and system optimization to managing IT for companies of several hundred employees. And they're all really good people. And Odin. Thanks, Extreme Micro.

I have taken three laptops to these folks and my expectations been exceeded each time…read more My favorite thing about this shop is, the work is done in the building, not shipped out like Best Buy might do. I recieve regular updates via email regarding the progress. These folks really know thier stuff and I am sure the prices are much less than Geek squad would charge along with outstanding service. A recent 97 dollat rehab on my 8 yearold laptop saved me a few hundred dollars on a new unit and my toshiba runs like new.