Brought my laptop in to see if it was worth saving , ran into a good human being. The counter help…read morewas very friendly and resourceful and a wealth of knowledge. Next time I have electronic drama , this will be my first stop.

Took in my iPad with a ton of cracks in the screen. These guys were amazing. Only $130 and they…read morefoxed it on the spot. I was in and out in less than 30 minutes. Highly recommend them.

I went to the Staples in Vacaville yesterday to have a passport photo taken. Unfortunately, I was…read moretold they didn't have any USB drives available and that there was no way for me to get a digital copy. The cashier suggested that I take a photo of the printed passport photo and upload that to the passport website, but unfortunately, that didn't work. Today, I stopped by the Staples in Auburn and was greeted by Wesley. I explained what had happened in Vacaville, and he immediately let me know that I had been given incorrect information. Wesley went above and beyond--he took the time to call the Vacaville store, arrange a refund for me, and make sure I received the proper digital passport photo I needed. The level of customer service Wesley provided is rare these days. He was knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely interested in making sure the problem was resolved. What had been a frustrating experience turned into a great one because of him. Wesley truly saved the day. Staples is lucky to have him. Thank you, Wesley!

I was in there to buy back to school supplies and saw Staples lined index cards. Cost $.85 for…read more100. Next to it is a pack of five individually wrapped 100 packs of lined index cards Cost $4.99. Let's do the math folks $.85 times 5 =$4.25. Why would I pay you $4.99 if I buy them individually it's only $4.25. I mentioned it to the representative as I was paying for my items and his response was oh well wow... Wow, sorry I don't make the pricing around here. What I was expecting was something more like, let me notify my manager, and we can get that fixed. But I guess you'll get what you pay for with respect to employees as well. Watch out people Staples is inter ripping you off.

Great customer service from the lovely lady working the counter. Replaced my screen and charge…read morepoint. Dropped off at lunch and pick up after work. My iPhone now works perfectly again!

Warning! Do not trust this business. They were able to…read moreswitch my phone without my permission. Went to Sheriff and was told they know about unethical practices at this business but it is a civil lawsuit. I had to buy a completely new phone due to spyware.

I needed a very specific battery and I was having trouble finding it online. I went in and showed…read morethem the battery I needed and they had it in stock for a great price, worked great!

fantastic experience getting new keys for my car and truck. Came in quicker than expected and only…read moretook about 20 min each to program.

Kayden is great! He came right to my house, showed up on time and fixed my phone so fast. I highly…read morerecommend calling Dr Robot for any cell phone needs, he can even teach you to use your phone!

My screen was completely shattered and it was going to cost me twice as much to get it fixed…read morethrough my phone carrier. He got it fixed in 2 hours and it was like I bought a new phone, I swear. You won't find a better price or a nicer and more professional person to fix your phone. I recommend Auburn Apple Tech to everyone I know!

This place is a real hit and miss, it just depends on whether or not you get lucky. For basic…read morerepairs I would not recommend, but if you need something specific done they may be a good option. My experience was largely positive. I requested a repair on a game console a while back. It was a 15 minute job, but required some equipment that I do not have. Labor was vastly overpriced (15 minute job, $10 for parts, $90 for labor), but it is understandable. They have to have a price floor, and the repair I needed done was short and specific. Overall, it turned out fine. The device has not had issues since, and none of my data was destroyed. Regardless, I recommend always making a backup of your data before consulting any repair company. 10/10 for my specific instance, but look out. If you are on a tight budget or do not know how to back up your data, I would perhaps practice extra discernment in your search.

I took my phone in because my phone wasn't charging, either by cable or wirelessly. They took my…read more$50 diagnostic fee and asked for two hours to investigate - I gave them four. When I returned, they said it might be the battery ($83 repair and they'd have to order it and could have it back in 7-10 days), but said it might be something to do with the screen assembly (or something like that), and that would be $178 and they had that in stock. I said fine, just get it working, as I had a surgery scheduled and needed a way to communicate with my support team. I gave them more time, and their assessment was that it wasn't that either - they said my phone showed no signs of life and I'd need to buy a new phone. But they didn't charge me the $178 after testing it to see if it would work. So, I went to Best Buy and chatted with GeekSquad for a second opinion - they told me UbreakIfix was now a mainstream repair shop, doing mainly warranty work for the major carriers, and anything beyond simple repairs wasn't their thing...and that I'd probably be able to get it fixed at a "mom&pop" shop. GeekSquad said they couldn't work on a phone as old as mine (5 years), and recommended a shop in Folsom that their customers had success with. I bought a new phone for $750 since I was already there, and was willing to risk forfeiting a $45 re-stocking fee to return it if I managed to get my phone working. I didn't go to the shop recommended by GeekSquad, but found Salmaan Phone Repair in Rocklin and he had my phone working in less than 10 minutes (I'll write a review for him, too). The issue was a bad FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit) cable - the cable that connects the charging port to the daughterboard. 2 stars for not being able to diagnose a basic power issue -1 star for telling me my phone would never work again +1 star for positive experience with the uBiF person that followed up with me when I complained about their non-refundable diagnostic fee when the diagnosis was 100% incorrect.

SCAM!!!! Beware!! phone battery lasted 2 days and phone was dead!! New screen didn't work on the…read moreedges.

Best customer service they replaced my iPhone screen and it works great 10/10. Would recommend this…read moreplace to everyone I know.

Very solid work. Definitely would come back! Had my iPhone screen repaired and installed a…read moreprotector.

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Great service I had broken back glass…read more Very vice people Communication and good price

Good honest work. Quickly got the job done at a fair price. Repairs came with a warranty too.read more

Tomaso at the Verizon Store near Bel Air shopping center in Auburn was thorough, professional and…read morebeyond exceptional. He took the time handling my phone issues and resolving it all with ease. Thank you for your expertise.

Shady as hell! Beware this business! Same owners as the Grass Valley Location. Find a real Verizon…read morestore or go online! These people will let you believe that you are getting the same deal you'd get if you were dealing with Verizon directly. You aren't! They charge extra setup fees and their phones are more expensive. We were fools and went in thinking that they were a Verizon store. We explained that we ran into a glitch while ordering a couple new lines of service on the website. They told us that they could help. At the end of the transaction, the cost was significantly higher than the Verizon website. When I questioned this, the clerk explained it as taxes and setup fees. When we got out to the car and looked over the paperwork in detail, we discovered that they didn't honor the same phone price as the Verizon website was offering and we paid $100 extra. When I went back in, 5 minutes later, to question this she said "Yeah. Sorry about that. Our phones are more expensive sometimes. Unfortunately, there is a $50 restocking fee (per line) if you want to return them". Cold blooded sharks out here taking advantage of people in this economy.