Hard to find someone who can still work on a lot of this type of equipment. Work was well done and…read moreprice was fair.

They have repaired 2 vintage items for me. A PL-7 turntable with speed issues, and a JVC single…read morewell cassette deck in need of refurb. They were unable to fix the ADC 6000 Accutrac turntable. I think the issue was the cost versus value, and parts were going to be rare to find. I am bringing a PL-S40 TT and my Sherwood 1975 tuner/reciever in for refurbs. Not sure what the bad review was from. These guys are personable and know their stuff. There are only two of them that do the work and run the business.

A true gem for audiophiles. You can get hard to find components here or get your vintage components…read morerepaired. Friendly service and reasonable prices.

By the way, I did reach out to the New Orlean store first to explain the problematic analysis…read moremessages my phone indicates and request assistance. They claimed they never encounter this problem, and said they always install third party screens. Per what I later learned from the second store, the New Orleans store's feedback further proofs they purposely charge me a full price genuine iPhone screen, while fully aware they only have a cheaper third party screen in stock to use. Clearly, this is fraud.

Great business. Very helpful and accommodating and tell you the reality of the situation right off…read morethe bat.

Can't speak to all the bad reviews about cell phone repairs. I have bought a number of oddball…read morebatteries from these folks over the years, and my experiences in that vein have all been positive. The staff are friendly, and they always have whatever battery I have been needing (car fob remotes mostly). They are a little pricey sometimes. I could get the batteries cheaper online, but sometimes it is worth the extra cost to get the batteries right away rather than waiting for shipping.

You know, my friends all laughed at me for buying a $400 (x2power) battery from a strip mall shop,…read morebut I had faith... Well, the battery stopped keeping a charge, and when I tried to return it for exchange, they said the voltage was too low and that the warranty was voided. Biggest scam in town. No wonder their yelp score is 2.5. A $400 life lesson.

Great service everytime best prices in the city it's my 3rd time getting my screen fixed and it's…read morequick and reasonable

All day today I have been trying to get things done it seems like everywhere everybody has a bad…read moreattitude and they want to charge you for services they are not even doing however at one stop wireless they are awesome I am actually a happy customer from one of out of all the 10 businesses I've been to today thank you very much one stop Ahmed you are awesome

Great service, I recommend this business for all your cellphone needs. Conveniently located in the…read morenext to Sylvan Learning Center on Tyler St., near Walmart on Natchez Drive.

I had my phone serviced the day prior at 4:30-5pm on 1/13/26, about an hour before closing, so when…read moreI got the phone I didn't have much time to verify anything and left on good faith that all was good. The day after, I found out they sell "genuine" Apple product parts that aren't actually bought through Apple (yes, I was verbally told this), which means they aren't truly genuine. I contacted Apple while sitting in iSupply to confirm, and Apple told me the parts are most likely not genuine if they're not clearing the second screen. I cannot authenticate the camera or screen now because they cracked my original screen during the camera repair and replaced it without letting me know, so my screen isn't authentic either, which I find unacceptable considering I only came in for a camera replacement due to a busted camera lens. Now my screen has this washed out look to it, and it can't even handle the blacks of the screen correctly as it shimmers, and it gives me a headache looking at it. If you're going in for a repair, be aware: you cannot authenticate, which means no proper calibration and a lower overall phone value. That is my warning to anyone coming here for an Apple repair. Just go to Apple and get your stuff properly certified. Yes, I am irritated, but I am fair. The workers are cool; the experience sucked. Do not claim to sell "genuine" Apple parts if they can't even clear the authentication process. Now I have a permanent pop-up in my settings asking me to authenticate, which I can't do since the parts aren't real. One last thing: it's cool that the owner offered to replace my screen for free again, but it's pointless if the parts aren't real because I still can't authenticate, so I'll leave it at a one-star and move on, looking at my screen as a constant reminder not to go to third-party repair shops. Hope the $230 was worth it to lose a future customer. Don't break people's products and replace them with cheaper, low-quality parts and call it a day.