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Sterling, VA

Affinity Computer Technologies

4.1 (33 reviews)
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Always great to work with. Quality work and honest to work with. Was up front on pricing and timing.

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“Took my old Dell desktop to Affinity when it stopped working properly.”

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SalvageData Recovery Services

SalvageData Recovery Services

(7 reviews)

Great service and very happy with the results. Was pricey but not nearly as pricey as it could…read morehave been with some other places charging $1200-1500 for data. My whole external hard drive crashed which I had everything on but was dumb and never set up automatic backups. The cost of my data was priceless on a 1T Drive by Seagate. I called around and priced several places. I even tried Seagate themselves but unless you signed up for the extended backup and warranty plan, the time was 3 months before you can get your data back. With Salvage Data, they price the service based on the time you place on them to get the data recovered. I went with 7-10 days and it was $600 and they supplied a new Western Digital drive and mailed it to me. When I opened the package, and plugged in, the data was in EXACTLY the same organization as it was on my computer. I have had this happen to a Memory Stick previously like 8 years ago and paid $500 to get it back and when I did, the data and files and folders were not organized the same and took me days to get it renamed and organized. Overall, these guys were very good, professional and simple. I dropped my drive off. It was back in my hands in 10 days. They didn't charge until the job was done. I highly recommend this company based on my experience. If you think $600 is a lot, I would be anxious to hear where you got a better deal than Salvage Data. BTW, if you have not already done so, you need to sign up for a subscription service for live back-ups of your data. In my research there were several top services but I found that Backblaze was best at $5 a month for unlimited data and computers in your home. Constantly backs up your data. For $60 a year given I have had a drive crash about every 7 years, its worth the expense and trouble and am sorry I didn't do it after my last mishap in 2007. Overall, in 7 years I have spent about $1100 in data recovery. I would have spent less than half that had I been using an online service.

Don't believe anything on their website. They will be happy to provide shipping of your drive to…read morethem and then they hold it hostage for unbelievable amounts. They don't respond to emails or phone calls. It is nearly impossible to speak with a person and when you do they are rude. Recovering a 1.5T drive $2700 if you want it in "maybe" a week or $900 if you want it in "maybe" a month. And this was after they had it for a week and countless phone calls, unanswered emails and chats with an employee who said they were busy and their timeframes were estimates. Don't waste your time with this company.

Apple

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(251 reviews)

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Why the low stars? My experience at this location has always been stellar…read more Today was a test of everyone's patience. The new iPhone 18 was coming into the lives of anxious techies and non techies: I preordered one because of my aging dinosaur cell phone. It's an easy process to online order, pick up, and swap. On pickup day, the store was organized. They had plenty of hard working blue shirts. Many are helping 3-4 people at a time. The store is bright and bustling. Parking in the nearby garage was convenient.

Extremely disappointing experience with Apple Reston and Apple's after-sales support…read more My 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro had been used for only about 14 months, and very lightly at that, when it suddenly became completely unresponsive. The computer still looks almost new. It has never been dropped, exposed to liquid, or otherwise physically damaged, and I used the original Apple charger and cable. Apple opened the MacBook and documented a burn mark on the logic board, but they could not determine what caused it. No confirmed liquid or accidental damage was identified to me. Despite this, Apple quoted me $817 plus tax to replace the logic board on a computer that originally cost about $1,300. What frustrates me most is that Apple does not actually repair the failed component at board level. Their solution is simply to replace the entire logic board, resulting in an extremely high repair cost that the customer is expected to absorb completely. I also requested the complete technician/repair notes, particularly documentation regarding whether any liquid, corrosion, impact, or accidental damage had been found, but Apple would not provide the complete notes. I escalated the matter through Apple Support and Apple Executive Relations, but Apple continued to focus almost entirely on the fact that the one-year warranty had expired and that I had not purchased AppleCare. I understand that the written warranty is one year, but optional extended coverage should not be used to normalize a premium laptop suffering a major unexplained internal hardware failure after only about 14 months of light use. Since this happened, I have also found numerous other MacBook owners reporting similar sudden no-power failures, logic-board failures, and, in some cases, burned components or scorch marks. These reports do not prove that every case has the same cause, but they certainly make me question whether this type of failure is truly isolated. I expected much better durability, transparency, repairability, and customer support from a premium product at this price point. This was my first MacBook Pro, and this experience has seriously damaged my confidence in Apple.

uBreakiFix by Asurion

uBreakiFix by Asurion

(32 reviews)

My laptop's fan was being FAR louder than it should; after getting an initial diagnosis from Best…read moreBuy (where I bought the computer), the folks at Geek Squad recommended this location. I was excited--after all, it was only a short drive from me--but I was also nervous; I've had issues with computers before that had taken months to get fixed. I didn't want to be computer-less for all that time! Thankfully, the folks at uBreakiFix live up to their name. Even though they had to order a specific part for my computer, the repair was finished within a week. Every step of the process that I needed to know about was explained in concise detail, and I never found myself asking "Wait, WHAT are they doing to my computer?" And throughout the entire process, the people I interacted with were kind, cheerful, and patient. If you have a device that needs repairs, uBreakiFix is the place to get those repairs done. (Also, several employees complimented the stickers I had on my laptop. That has nothing to do with the repair, but it made me very happy.)

Brought my iPhone 12 Pro Max in for a back glass repair. It cracked almost immediately after I put…read moremy case on, and they blamed me instead of their workmanship. When I removed the broken glass myself, it came off in one piece with zero adhesive and debris in the corners -- clearly the cause of the crack, not misuse. I brought it back and asked for a proper reseal (color didn't matter to me). They installed an aftermarket glass that looked fine and held up with my case. Later the phone got rained on. Because the back glass was never properly resealed to IP68 standard, water got inside and the phone is now stuck in recovery mode -- almost certainly a fried motherboard from that leak. The Herndon manager refused to warranty it, calling it "water damage" and ignoring that their failed repair is what let the water in. I then took it to the Myrtle Beach location to try drying it out -- they cracked my screen and said Herndon would coordinate a replacement. That never happened either. Two locations, two failed repairs, zero resolution.

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