These places seem to be everywhere, and ever since I went back to university I have found myself…read morecoming here more often than not. Then again, I actually needed a cable for my computer, and sure enough, they were able to oblige. Basically, this is supposed to be your one-stop electronics shop and has a huge range of stuff for the enthusiast. However, the one thing that they don't seem to have are certain batteries, though they do for their specific products. It's a bit pricey, but still pretty cool.

Super helpful staff, very knowledgeable about what they have and what customers need (and sometimes…read morehow those two things don't always align). They were honest enough to NOT recommend some of their items for my needs after learning about them, which I really appreciate it, versus selling me something I would regret buying. Kudos and thank you!

JB Hi-Fi is an electronics store chain that reminds me of a smaller size version of the US chain,…read moreBest Buy. They even use a similar color of yellow in their company logo. Unlike Best Buy which has stores with huge square footage, JB stores are smaller and tend to be located in shopping centers. There are four stores alone in the Sydney CBD. This location is one of the stores in Sydney CBD. It is located on the lower ground floor of World Square near Coles and Miracle Supermarket. The store has a lot of offerings for your home including computers, tablets, mobile phones, TVs, video games, CDs and DVDs. While I didn't peruse the whole store, the advertising at the store emphasizes their low prices. I spent my time primarily in the CD section which was surprisingly sizable. The new releases here are priced around $20 (about $15.20 US), but they have a bargain bin here with some fairly recent released albums for under $10 (about $7.60 US). Since Amazon isn't in Australia and there aren't many music stores around due to iTunes, JB Hi-Fi is one of the best places in Sydney to buy CDs. If you are looking for the best prices on your home entertainment needs, the best place to start looking in Sydney is JB Hi-Fi. They have stores everywhere. So if you can't find something at one location, you might be able to find it at another nearby store.

Stand back and admire the bright yellow colors of this store!…read more In addition, they have the usual vast collection of DVD's, CD's,TV's, Radios, Headsets, games, Cameras, Whatever you can think of they probably have it if not they probably can get it in for you. A gamer's dream store! This store is smaller compared to their other bigger stores but it still does the job. There is bargains galore throughout the store! And most probably you will bump into one or knock it over. Maximizing on their retail space...well played JB. I tend to go to walk around in a daze at times, I particularly like the camera section just to view them not to buy as i already have a good collection but its always nice to know what other models are available and so forth.

I've got my last two smart phones from these guys. Like most retail, the experience depends on…read moreexactly who you get to serve you. I've mostly had very positive experiences (though not all) - fast, efficient, friendly, knowledgeable. The only time that the service wasn't great I was in a hurry and had a trainee helping me... Argh! And the other staff weren't exactly very helpful towards the poor kid.

This store has plenty of competition as Optus, Vodafone and Allphones all have stores right next to…read morethis one in the World Square shopping centre. After deciding I needed a proper smartphone as my work Blackberry no longer cuts it - I was determined to sign up yesterday afternoon. Needless to say, I have signed up at this Telstra store. The same phone and plan was probably $10 cheaper at the competitors but having used Telstra mobile for the past decade and having no service issues - I was willing to pay for this reliability. I was tended to not long after entering the store by smiling staff as opposed to the Vodafone and Optus stores where I was left to browse phones and plans and had to get people's attention for service. So between the better customer service and carrier reputation - this store got my business this time.

Everything you'd expect from a good camera store, but just less variety - tripods, batteries,…read moreprinting and cameras. All in the convenient location of the Circular Quay railway station. You can also buy cables for connecting your camera to your computer which can come in very handy. The sales assistant was ready to help if you needed and didn't mind people browsing his store just to have a look at what was available.

This Officeworks is a large store for the middle of the city. It seems to have a larger range of…read moreproducts and a very large print and copy section. However, when compared to Clarence Street store, there is minimal staff working and therefore the service is slow. I have experienced different levels of service here depending on the time of day. If you come early enough, before 9 am there is no reason to wait for copy services or to be served.

If Bob the Builder were into making paper air-planes then he would be hanging out here instead of…read moreBunnings. Officework's Sydney city location is a pointy-head's Nirvana and hard to fault. It's spacious well-lit and clean and as you enter there is a staff member there to greet you and ask you whether you need any assistance to find what your looking for in its vast depository of paper, pens, stationery and electronics. There are a lot of photo terminals towards the rear of the store (these do get popular during the lunch time rush so my advice is take advantage of its early opening hours and do your photo processing before work). One annoying thing is the haphazard way people are attended to at the printing/photo area. During peak times there should be a dedicated person looking after photo customers rather than also attending to customers wanting printing done (as these always take the longest to serve). Staff are always friendly and will approach you if you look like you are trying to find something (rather than running away at first eye contact). This Officeworks gives me the same exhilaration I get when I drive into the carpark of my local Bunnings hardware store - the only thing missing is the community sausage sandwich stand out the front.

Cannot tell you how happy we are with the service at this outlet. With a wide range of 'factory…read moreseconds' most of which appear new, and a really helpful staff, and what has to be the best 'returns policy' I've ever come across. After two false starts with a $39 toaster, which both had to be returned as faulty, we returned without a receipt and were able to walk away with a $34 toaster and $5 in actual cash money. Having been shafted by Godfreys over one of their crap vacuums, and encountering belligerent sales staff, the people at Breville could not have been nicer. Or more helpful.

I'm always pleased with the service and quality of the products when I shop here ive been coming…read morefor 15years and continue to return staff, know there products and are very helpful

Ordered a new fridge when my old one died, with delivery promised by a certain date - 3 days after…read moreorder. But when that date came around the story changed - model not available. Dishonest and untrustworthy. Go elsewhere if you want proper customer service.

Brilliant. They…read moreprice their items in accordance with JB Hifis' and then knock them out of the park by offering better service. We need one in Brisbane!

This place is filled with vultures. You can't walk one step in any direction without having someone…read moretry to "help." There needs to be some kind of communication between staff members because I do not want to be asked 10 times by 10 different people if I need help...in the same store. I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I won't be going back either.

Great store. There are actually employees on the floor to assist you.read more

JB Hi-Fi is located in the basement of the Strand Arcade. Upstairs is way more attractive, but JB…read moreHi Fi has the selection of whatever you can thing of in that genre. I was looking for and found an adapter between my iPhone and SD Card. Yet that was small potatoes compared to what further shopping damage I could have inflicted on my finances.

Left my charging cables at the airport and ended up at JB a couple of times. They have an amazing…read moreamount of inventory and most likely have what you need. There are some stairs to navigate so be aware of that.

On Friday 7th July 2023 I purchased a Gigabyte GeForce GT 710 2GB Graphics Card (N710D3-2GL-V2) for…read more$63 plus Express Postage of $13 but I never received it since I don't have a Parcel Locker and they are refusing to refund me so I avoid using this company since they are thieves. I would recommend using Centre Com.

On a strong recommendation from a friend, I made my way to MSY, a computer hardware shop behind…read moreSydney's UTS. He told me, "Make sure you know what you want before you go in there, it's not a place you go for customer service." I conversed with him further to make sure I had what I needed down in my brain. I walked into the shop, the bulk of the shop, where all the merchandise is, is cordoned off with red barrier posts. The method of this shop, this MSY, is that you go up to the counter and you tell the people what you want, they fetch it for you, you pay, you leave. Shopping experience completed. I wait in line for a while, there are only two people behind the counter and a few customers are milling about within the confines of the barriers. I tell him I want an external hard drive. "Two Terabytes" I say. He gives me some options and makes a recommendation. This is more customer service than I had expected. The device is much cheaper than you can get it elsewhere. A quick search of the internet confirms this. As I stood in line waiting for my turn I did overhear a conversation between the store clerk and a customer in regards to why they had more people in the store moving things around. Apparently they are changing the system up to be more like a classic shop where people can browse and walk about the property. Who knows how long that will be.