I went to Computer Concepts last week to replace a failing drive in my NAS, and the service was…read moreexcellent. The tech who helped me was knowledgeable and, when he wasn't 100% sure about something, he was upfront about it and took the time to research the issue himself to make sure I got accurate information. That kind of integrity is rare, and I'll definitely be back. The space itself isn't flashy, but it's clear why they stay busy. You can tell the whole team cares about customer service, not just from my experience but from overhearing other techs helping other customers while I was there. Highly recommend.

Computer Concepts has been helpful and knowledgeable in solving problems that came up with our old…read morecomputer. We bought our new computer from them and have been very happy with it over the years with no problems.

I highly recommend Rain City Tech. They were able to quickly add a RAM stick to my laptop. I was…read moretrying to do this myself after watching YouTube videos, but I started to strip one of the laptop screws, so I decided I better get help. I called them up, and although he was about to leave for the day, he said he would stick around a little while longer to help me. He was able to easily get the laptop open (luckily, I didn't strip the screw too much) and then added the RAM for me while I watched. I was very grateful for this last-minute help. I will definitely be recommending them to everyone I know.

Absolutely incredible. Good people that care about other people. I took my laptop in. They…read morediagnosed my problem and gave me recommendations. It's nice to see somebody. That's not just trying to take you for the money, but they actually want to help you. Good value, preformed Service Requested flawlessly. Definitely Recommend.

They did a great job recovering an external hard drive that got corrupted.read more

Our external hard drive stopped working and we had cancelled our online back-up service, so about…read more15 years of family photos and videos were at risk of never being seen again. With careless prudence, I watched some YouTubes and attempted to retrieve the data myself (I even used a magnetic bit on the screws) - FAIL! My wife was in a panic and I was in whatever is beyond the dog house. When I saw that Ace had a Seattle location, I liked the idea of hand-delivering my precious drive (the first place I found was in Canada). I called Ace and was told to ship it to their Texas location since that is where their clean room is located. I appreciated their upfront reasonable/competitive pricing, and sense that they had a team who knew what they were doing and who were capable of salvaging our digital memories. So, I trusted my failed drive to FedEx with the maximum allowable insurance. Ace let me know when they received it, e-mailed me with their findings and their plan. I called the technician to discuss/confirm the plan. Ultimately, Ace recovered EVERYTHING and sent our data back to us on a new external hard drive (and included our old one as well)! I was a little miffed that they sent it USPS with only $50 insurance, but then learned that they keep the electronic data for 5 days in case something goes wrong in the return shipment. BRILLIANT! I don't plan to ever need their services again, but if I do, Ace is the place!

dropped my phone, screen was completely busted & I couldn't even get in with my passcode. took it…read morehere, got in & out in 30 mins it was completely fixed, good as new. Beats apple care for $200+ or a new phone for $1k+. highly recommend. great service & extremely well done. should be 6/5 stars.

My phone wouldn't charge. The charger wouldn't attach anymore. I took it to Seattle Device Repair,…read morethe technician said he saw something inside the port. He took something super tiny out and I was back in business. I asked what I owed him and he said it was, "On the house."

Great customer service. Helpful and honest advice. Friendly folks who were perfectly willing to…read moretalk options or make recommendations. For what I got, very reasonable pricing. A little over a week ago, my cat decided to water test my laptop. Long story short, a glass of water spilled into (!) my laptop. The laptop sat immersed in this pool of water for nearly 20 hours. Everything was complete toast. Although most of my files are in the cloud, especially the most important ones, I decided there might be the occasional file or folder that I might not notice tomorrow or even a year from now. I decided it would be best to retrieve the contents of the drive on the laptop for peace of mind. I left the laptop with them to do an assessment first. That assessment was ~$80. After their assessment, they indicated that the contents of the drive were retrievable and gave me an estimate of $400 to retrieve the contents of the drive (the $80 would apply to that figure). I decided it was worth the cost, if for nothing more than that elusive peace of mind. I also needed a drive to put the contents on (or provide my own). Since I didn't have one, and didn't want to bother with purchasing a 3rd party drive, they charged me $140 for a Toshiba Portable Storage device. So, for about $600 (w/ tax) I got everything off the lost drive. Was it worth it? Without a doubt. Would I go back? Hell yeah.

This is no longer the Progressive Tech you used to know and love. Long gone are the days when your…read morecomputer blew up and after spending several hours trying to fix it yourself, you trudged over to Prog Tech and had a one on one conversation about what the options were for getting you back up. And then you left it there and they fixed it. Now, it's obvious they don't want the local, neighborhood individual with a problem. They make it next to impossible to connect with anyone from just trying to find them on Roosevelt to no one answering the phone when you call them repeatedly just to make an appointment. They couldn't say more clearly, "We don't want you!" Stay away from them, they're not for you.

Top-notch service! Fast turnaround, reasonable rates, and friendly staff. My phone works perfectly…read morenow. Definite 5 stars!

Had an emergency phone screen replacement for my girlfriend's Samsung S25+ after it dropped on…read moreconcrete and cracked. Cost $330 for the repair. After replacement my girlfriend and I started noticing condensation both front and back camera lenses that eventually led to the phone randomly turning off. Tried troubleshooting but unable to turn phone on. Took it to another third party phone repair shop for diagnosis and was told whoever did the replacement left the inside messy and the screen connection was loose. The repair guy was able to bring the phone back to life during diagnosis but the screen was flickering. He recommended to take it back to where it was originally repaired. Drove back to Redmond and explained the situation. Employee said it will be about 2 hours to take a look and will call/text when ready. Okay cool. So we waited 2 hours and when we came back and he asked did you receive a text. I said it was already the 2 hour mark... The one hour device repair guy then explained the screen connection is corroded and proceeded to show a picture on his phone of the corrosion. He suggested we must've dropped it in water. So now I'm thinking, how can a connection be corroded internally if this phone is water resistant and the phone had these problems AFTER the repair? Even so, we NEVER exposed it directly to any source of liquid since the time of initial repair. Even if we did, shouldn't it NOT have this issue anyway? Also we NEVER received any document or signed anything acknowledging of any potential risks after repair. I asked the repair guy what are our options. He said he can order the screen replacement and have it done on Wednesday. I asked him if this was going to be charged. He said yes. I said no. He said call the number for "headquarters". I called and no one picked up. We left and on the drive home the number from "headquarters" calls us. I explained the situation again to "headquarters" guy and asked for what are our options. He said we'd have to pay $309. I said no. He said let me place you on hold and call the repair guy in Redmond. We waited on hold for a bit. He comes back and says the corrosion is from water damage. I'm thinking what is this guy trying to imply? We continued to have a back and forth until he relents and says I can do it for $209. I said no thanks. That is literally the cost of a replacement phone adding both repair costs. Honestly I was livid after this conversation. Not only was there zero accountability from their end, but they tried to shift blame on the customer for using their phone normally. TLDR: Please make sure you are aware the risks of getting anything repaired from this business. It might make more sense buying a replacement instead.

I found this place when looking for a place to recycle small mobile electronics. They do that for…read morefree. I have no idea what their repair services are like, but I love that you can recycle small mobile devices here at no cost.

They have a pretty good grasp of my situation and service request. If their quality of service…read moreisn't as good as the other true red, it would be still be a good value.

Recently went to a bbq for my friend birthday and my phone fell out of my pocket and cracked the…read morescreen. Phone company sent me here and they were great and had my phone fixed earlier then they said would be done. Also followed up with me after to make sure everything was working well.. If you have an accident like I did bring your phone here to get fixed

I don't write many reviews, save for a few glaring examples of either that the business is…read moremischaracterized, or it is extraordinary. In this case, it is the latter. I could drone on about what they fixed, etc., but the fact is that in my nearly 25 years here, I seldom get this kind of service. Every person there is great-respectful, honest, and sometimes even funny. They actually communicate with you and tell you usually within a half hour how long something will take to fix. And here's a shocker for Seattle, they'll tell you if they've encountered another problem that may take longer/and or that it wouldn't be worth fixing. The bottom line is, if I could build a large company that fixes devices, I would start with Jet City as the model, and build every store exactly like it. A successful organizationIt starts with the people it hires. They have that locked in at Jet City. Erik Oh, and btw, they have a bulletin board where you can tack a sticky note about how your phone/device got broken. It's ok to fib about it. That makes it funnier.