Wonderful and caring service! Andrew went over and beyond helping .Very honest THANKSread more

My iPhone 6 battery died on me, so I looked into local services to get it fixed. I have never…read moreneeded repairs to a phone, so I didn't know where to go. A quick Google search showed 4 different options. From reviewing their websites, I wasn't quite sure if 3 of the shops could help me or how much it would cost. iDeal iRepair's website was very well designed. It was easy to navigate and gave me all of the information I needed to see if they could help me. I dropped by and found a nice, well designed store. The two gentlemen working greeted me immediately (sorry, I didn't get their names). In under 5 minutes, they had replaced my battery and informed me what I needed to do to condition the new battery. They were very friendly and knowledgeable. The whole experience was very impressive. Apple would have charged $79, plus shipping and other fees. Plus, they would have taken my phone for who knows how long. iDeal iRepair charged $50 for the part and service. I absolutely recommend this store. Thanks for the great service!

Two bad experiences with Tech counter for Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) service…read more I recommend this store gets its AASP status revoked. Instance 1. I brought in an iPhone 11 to get an out of warranty battery replacement. Everything seemed fine. When I was called back and picked up my phone they handed it to me and said "have a nice day" but didn't charge me anything... Confused I asked why the service was free and only then did they actually explain that they though the phone has counterfeit components and they refused to replace the battery. I attest the phone is 100% genuine. If I was the kind of person to get non-genuine parts. I wouldn't try using an AASP... I'd go to any other service provider that can use any third party component, for 1/2 the cost. I believe the employees were not trained adequately to identify differing SKUs of iPhone 11. As some have differing screen and battery suppliers they can look marginally different on the inside, even for the same model. This inability to accurately identify genuine apple components is evidence of incompetence on the part of the tech. Additionally, the staffs attempt to skirt the issue and let me believe I had received a free service, only owning up to what they did/didn't do when I stopped and questioned them is lying by omission at best. This is inexcusably shady behavior for any business and especially a supposedly 'premium' AASP. Instance 2. I brought in my GF's iPhone 11 for an out of warranty battery replacement. I booked ahead of time on the AASP appointment scheduler. I filled out the name, phone number, serial number, and picked a time. When I arrived (~5 minutes early) the staff seemed clueless about the Apple scheduling system and started taking my information (name, phone number, and serial number) on post-it notes. Then part-way through they switched to a London Drugs branded intake form. Not once did they acknowledge the Apple appointment or look at the information already provided in the appointment portal. Such as the reason for the visit, name, phone number, etc. Providing this information a second time made the initial appointment set-up feel like a waste of time and effort, and did not exude the qualities of a premium service department. I would have been better to just walk-in at any time and bypass the apple scheduling system. The employee also seemed very confused throughout and went to the back room three times during the information intake process. Lastly, the employee confirmed with me confusedly that the device was (out of warranty) OOW. As an aside, we both know its 2025 and the service is for an iPhone 11, of course its OOW. Then they attempted to charge me a $30 "registration fee" to check-in the phone. On-top of the $119 battery replacement fee. When I complained, another employee chimed in and said it's more like a down-payment on the $119 and not an additional fee. However, the nature of the fee and way it was explained felt very sketchy to me. The way the employee prefaced the charge conversation by confirming that the phone was OOW first made it feel like an OOW average sale price (ASP) booster kind of charge. (Additionally, this fee and its reasoning is not present on the London drugs website as far as I was able to find through searching after the fact. Making the fee feel even more sketchy) I walked out. Not trusting this company after this incompetent and shady behavior. Likely many more instances of this kind have happened to other Lethbridge citizens if I personally have only sought service twice and on both occasions this company has demonstrated ignorance and deceitful conduct unbecoming of an AASP. Not only should no one go here for apple service. They (London Drugs) should have their AASP status revoked. I've lodged complaints with Apple directly and am adding this complaint here to hopefully save fellow Lethbridge citizens the hassle. Go to a Calgary Apple store for real Apple service or go to any of the multitude of other tech shops in Lethbridge for third party service.

Usually I love this store, but not today. Wouldn't price match my 5.5 quart Cuisinart precision…read moremaster mixer. I called ahead and they said they would. Canadian tire had the identical one on for 179.99 and I bought mine from London drugs for 229.99. UPC, style number all the same. I asked them what was different about it, the ladies at customer service couldn't give me an answer. So I returned the mixer and saved myself $50 and went to Canadian tire instead!

They like to screw the little guy. Parents got a bed from them, already paid way more in interest…read morethan I believe should be allowed. And now since they missed one payment due to being borderline bankrupt, the whole $4000 dollars they have paid are obsolete and now the company is trying to make them pay $7000 on top of that or they will take their bed away. Surely this isn't legal, im convincing my parents to sue.

So I guess this place is trying to piggy-back on a real Apple store with the look and shirts but…read moretheir attitude and prices turned me off. I went in looking to replace the screen on a 3G iPhone and was quoted $189 ( paid less than $90 in Victoria including taxes) and get this, if you would like a screen protector put on your iPhone they charge $25 to do this task. Pfft to this place. Found Mikes Place in Fairmont and my screen installed w/tax was less than $60.

Service nearly as good as Apple themselves. Same price points as apple with same education…read morediscounts. Offer recycling for old equipment with credit. Sell other extras that Apple doesn't carry themselves. Only quibble is sometimes staff isn't as knowledgeable on topics and just guesses on answers.