This business fails to live up to their service level agreements with apple. I went in this store…read morewith a 2 month old iPhone cable that wasn't working. I was first told that I just need to buy a new iPhone charger. I informed the technican that I would like to proceed with a warranty reaplacment instead of paying for a new one. The technicians then said, well we can't service this because we are not an apple store, which is a complete lie. Then after showing them the service level agreement that they have with apple. They THEN decided to tell me that my cable was physically damaged? Damaged? I think not. Sure my cable has some normal wear and tear, but I didn't damage it. The tech has to literally examine ever single centimeter of my cable in front of me so that he could "find" reasons to say that it wasn't covered. Want proof? Here is the cable that they claim isn't covered. https://imgur.com/gallery/lp4DcEa Update: a took a short walk to Elkjøp. They were wonderful and never for a second claimed accidental damage on my cable. I would suggest using them for service as this store clearly does not abide by their service agreements with apple.

The only thing you should buy here are covers. Buy the machine online at apple store only then you…read moreget better service and better rights.

Points for friendly service. Unlike Healthrow, I have been unable to find a good place to buy GSM…read moreSIM cards in either of Copenhagen Kastrup or Bergen Flesland airports. Not that I expect it to always be as easy as it was in Heathrow, but people tend to look at me as though I'm crazy. "Let me get this straight. You're obviously not from around here, and yet, you want to have local cell phone service?" I figured this would be a common request, what with all the comparatively easy inter-Europe (and especially inter-Scandinavia) travel, but maybe Europe's GSM carriers don't beat you up on international roaming like T-Mobile US does. $15/MB for data? That's...just uncalled for. Anyway - In the Galleriet, on the first floor, there is a handy little cell phone kiosk, and for once, the clerk knew exactly what I wanted and wasn't stumped by the question. Here's your options, here's the rates, here's how to top-up, be aware the voice prompts when you call are Norwegian only, so just come back if you need help activating a top-up. Very friendly, very helpful. So, if you're traveling with an unlocked GSM phone and just need a local phone number or local data service, this is a good place to start.