I visited BOS window tinting after looking around town a bit and not being impressed. I had Audi…read moretint a damaged window and whoever does the work should quit. The tinting film was not even laid up to the exposed leading edge of the window. SO when I drive around I have light leaks, I looked at another shop but after speaking to them they said a guy from Billings comes out to do it for them about once a month. Finally found BOS and called them up, the young lady was very friendly in setting up the appointment. They got me in that week and the turn around time was great, price was fair too! Walked down the road, had some lunch and came back to see our truck waiting for us. After getting everything settled we were very pleased, EXCELLENT JOB. The attention to detail was perfect, nicely laid, quick turn around and fair price. I couldn't ask for anything else and will be taking anything I need tinted in to these guys. I forgot to mention they placed a handy little sticker by the window controls to remind you not to roll down the windows for a couple days, nice touch. Sometimes in Bozeman great customer service is hard to find, give these guys a try this is what Montana is really like. Oh they also do stereo stuff here, but that's not really my things, they did have some nice looking stuff in the shop though.

I went to see them on a random Friday. They recommended a light tint on the from windows that ended…read moreup matching the rear windows exactly, and I was in and out of there in less than a 1/2 hour. Really nice job!

Do not go to this place. The owner/manager is a crook. He will not work with you, he is all about…read moremaking money. The service is terrible, the prices are outrageous and there are better places to get your stuff done. Stay away!

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This is the only place I know of in Helena where one can buy certain electronics and accessories,…read moreand they do have the standard (read: good) RadioShack selection. Just don't go in expecting help finding what you need; I would absolutely not have been able to find and purchase a replacement adapter for my portable record player if I hadn't already known what I needed and how to locate it. I showed up at RadioShack today with my suitcase-sized player in tow to find the employee on duty embroiled with another customer. No biggie; I knew where to find the dummy plugs and jumped right in. I found four that would more or less fit, and I will say the guy at least came over and helped me try them out further and get the one that had the right internal diameter. He also offered to get the adapter and plug out of their packages so I could try them in store, so points for that. However he did not, as far as I saw, look at the polarity guide on the back of my player to make sure he was attaching the plug to the adapter cord the right way around; when I asked him if we needed to make sure the polarity was right (knowing we did but wanting to let him save face if he'd forgotten), he just mumbled, "sure." I checked it myself and he had done it right, but I have no way of knowing if he actually looked at it or if he just lucked out, it being a fifty-fifty chance. Then he crouched behind the counter, presumably plugging it into the outlet while I tested the player. No go; it started, spun for a second, and stopped again. After a minute or so of me making sure things were right on my end and checking the fit of the plug, he suddenly mumbled an apology about having somehow unplugged it from the outlet. Okay, test again. Spin spin...stop. I kept having to ask if it was still plugged in, since I couldn't see what he was doing and he was apparently unwilling to communicate with me except by mumbling a reluctant answer when asked a direct question. He decided the plug didn't fit right and needed to have a smaller internal diameter, so we went to hunt for another one...by which I mean he looked at a couple packages, then abandoned me to wander five or ten feet away and play with his cell phone while I examined the rest. I found the one that was the next step down, we tried it, and it didn't fit. At that point, I was disappointed but ready to walk out without an adapter -- if they didn't have it, they didn't have it. Tapping the panel over the compartment on my player that houses the speaker and power supply, he asked if I'd ever opened it up. No, I hadn't. He suggested that it might be easier to open it up and replace the connection point for the adapter. "Don't you think it'd be better to just find a plug that actually fits?" I asked. "I guess. If you think so," he mumbled back, as if it were a dumb thing to suggest. Suspecting an ongoing whoops-it-fell-out-of-the-outlet-somehow problem, I asked if there were another outlet where we could test it. He reluctantly showed me to the other end of the counter, where he plugged the adapter in, tested it to prove it was delivering power, and plugged it into the player. I turned the player on and lo and behold, it spun and continued spinning at an even rate even when I cranked it up to 78 rpm. My helper seemed oddly reluctant to sell me the adapter at this point; he kept mumbling about "Well, I guess, if you think it'll work," even as it continued working right in front of him. He eventually rang me up (though not without taking a break to reply to his noisy cell phone, apparently worn out from all the wonderful customer service he'd been delivering), and away I went, $30 poorer and one adapter richer. Back at home, the player's running smoothly and churning out the tunes. Guess it wasn't the plug size, bub.

Best place to go for anything I need that I cant seem to find anywhere else. Although RadioShack…read moremay not always be my first stop, it ALWAYS seems to be my last stop. Lol maybe I need to be taking my own advice and ALWAYS make this my first stop. Sales staff are knowledgeable and always give me the best information. I promise I'll be back!

Took my cheap casio watch in to have the battery replaced. I should have asked what the charge…read morewould be before I had him replace it. The charge was $15.00. Walmart has the same watch - NEW - for 15.88. REALLY ? $15.00. Ask before the service is done.

Great service! Made an appointment online and got a discount which is amazing! I had my moms iPad…read moremini fixed for her birthday and it was ready within a day. Will be using batteries plus again

Many restroom complaints about this Target on Yelp. I'll add one more. They're too lazy to put…read morepaper towel in proper dispenser so it gets hair and nastiness on it. Been like this for weeks.

I love this store with wonderful employees. Clean with helpful busy staff…read more Have to add

Richard is a fantastic guy and a very knowledgeable technician when it comes to hardware. He may…read morebe a PC guy and I may be a Mac guy but I gotta say he's one of the good ones. I bought an inexpensive refurb off Richard when I got to Montana just to have as a beater computer. If you're looking for a good deal on a PC, I'd go to his spot first. He'll have a good machine for a really good price. I'm a technologist myself, and my work tends to revolve around information systems, and programming. I stay away from hardware repair, and trying to keep up with the tiny screws that are in our machines hahaha -- if it's a PC, I just take it to Richard with confidence knowing that it's in good hands. You should too!

Had absolutely amazing service here. Don't worry about these old comments. They are way outdated…read moreand I'm pretty sure they have new staff. The Conputer techs personally worked with me and even called me to make sure the computer was working. Have had way better experience here then anywhere in Helena and I deal with computers a lot.