I was told to come to a store to exchange my router and upgrade…read more First I went to the office on Stassney and the sign said they had moves. I went to the one on Brodie Lane, thinking aI could finally exchange the old for the new. But no! Their system was down. That doesn't bode well for an Internet company! Now I'll have to try the store in Southpark Meadows. HopefullyI'll have more luck there.

Spotty, inconsistent internet and awful customer service…read more Loves to gaslight you when you question why your bill goes up randomly out of nowhere (by almost $20 every time) for the same internet. They accused my non-existant child of ordering TV services on my non-existant Roku. When I asked who authorized any added services and why they wouldn't bother to send a notice, alert, email (literally anything) that this was added on, they said, "Oh, we had the wrong account pulled up." Shady and clearly disorganized company. Ridiculous.

Austin Cell Phone provided fast friendly service when I cracked my phone screen. Moving forward I…read morewill only bring my phone here and recommend this place for phone repairs!

Came in for a screen protector for mine and my husband's phones. Friendly staff and super easy…read moreprocess! Thanks!

I chose to ship my new MacBook to this location because of proximity to my apartment but next time…read moreI will just go ahead and drive the extra few minutes to the Domain location. My chief complaint is that it is very unclear where you should go upon arriving to the store. The staff seems to be well trained, but also a little bit too lackadaisical. I understand that Apple goes for a chill vibe, but this was an unorganized mess. After somebody checked me in, they told me my laptop was ready for pick up. When I went to the pick up area, I was processed the same as I was at the check-in -- the only other thing I had to do was to show identification. Additionally, I was asked if I had any trade-in devices, but I told them I was being shipped a box to ship back to the Apple headquarters and they were OK with that. I was told to wait while another colleague would bring out my MacBook and once he did, there was no bag to go with it so a different worker fetched me a bag. The weirdest part was that I had to bag my own laptop........lol? It was super congested for being about 3 o'clock on a Wednesday and I truly did not know why there were so many people just hanging out. Surrounding stores were kind of sketchy and I truly did not feel safe walking out with my new Apple product. The only kudos I have here are that one of the supervisors approached me and told me they liked my T-shirt and gave me a fist bump, which was nice. Other than that, I do not know why this Apple Store operates the way it does, and I believe that customers who are not truly customers (aka just people who are sitting down using their phones) should not be allowed to occupy space in this establishment. I guess Apple has now entered the affordable laptop space with the MacBook Neo. Of course this will come with a whole new set of complications, users, and troubleshooting. I'm here for the ride... I guess I don't have any choice!

All paths led to the Apple Store - Barton Creek...I initially spoke with a Spotify, then ATT…read morerepresentative and now I was at the Apple to see if my issue could be fixed. I interacted with two Apple team members before I connected with the Apple technician. Expectations were adequately set that they normally do not work on third party solutions. First, recommendation...reboot. Check! Delete & Reinstall Spotify...Check! These recommendations did not eliminate songs from jumping around. Final recommendation, reinstall the operating system. Apparently, this takes about 30 minutes, so I decided to wait until I got home. My phone is currently being updated. Will find out tomorrow if that jumping around issue has been solved. I am cautiously optimistic. Will listen to my playlist tomorrow...too tired tonight.

TRADE IN SCAM I did their promotion where they took my old…read morephone and supposedly gave me $1,000 toward a new iPhone, with the catch that I'd be in a 36-month contract. I agreed, thinking the trade-in value would truly cover the cost of the new phone over the term. What they didn't make clear is that if I leave early, I still owe around $700 on the phone, even though they already took my old phone as part of the deal. So AT&T has my old device and still expects me to pay hundreds of dollars if I want to get out of the contract before the 36 months are up. This feels incredibly misleading and unfair. Had I known I'd basically be trapped in a 3-year commitment with a huge bill to escape, I never would have agreed to this promo in the first place. AT&T's promo sounded great on the surface, but the reality is it's a long-term trap. I feel like I lost my old phone and my flexibility as a customer. I will not be doing business with AT&T again after this, and I strongly recommend that anyone considering their trade-in "deals" read the fine print very carefully and think twice.

BEWARE OF TRADE-IN SCAM, BEST BUY GIVES THE FULL TRADE-IN VALUE. CALL FIRST, DONT WAIT…read more I went to this location because my phone is "worth $830 for trade in". The new iPhone 16 Pro Max is $1199. After an hour long wait, they say my phone is in perfect condition, and I will get $800 off! When I ask the monthly price of the new 16 pro max with this trade in value, they quoted $37/month for 36 months. THAT COSTS MORE THAN 1300. WHERE IS THE TRADE IN VALUE? The staff insisted that it would cost $55/month without the trade in. I went across the street to Best Buy, they offered $10 per month or 1 time payment of 370 + Tax. I can't fathom how this brazen scam is still allowed. Best Buy all the way.

They went above and beyond. 10 out of 10. The sbis where you go when you want a real problem…read moresolved.

I recently sent out a cost-of-repair request through the Yelp community and received a quote from…read moreFree Check Fix. The price to replace my phone screen was very competitive, so I decided to go with the service. I was really pleased with how quick and smooth the process was--the screen replacement took about an hour, and everything works perfectly. I appreciate the efficient service and fair pricing.

I went to CPR Cell Repair because I thought one of my iPhone's camera lenses was cracked. But when…read morethe gentleman at the front desk examined my iPhone, he quickly determined it was the tempered glass lens protector I stuck on the lens years ago that was cracked, and not the lens. (I thought the lens protector had fallen off long ago.). He quickly removed the lens protector for me at no charge; I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. I will be using CPR again in the future if needed.

Had an issue come up where the camera on my MacBook that they'd fixed stopped working about a year…read moreafter the repair. I'd called Apple to help with diagnosis and there were two internal parts that apparently were "failing" for some reason. I reached back out to CPR and they told me to bring it back so they could look, and they confirmed the same that a couple parts were failing. They told me that because it had only been a year they'd be able to re-replace the screen under the warranty. I agreed and they had it fixed within about 24 hours and working fine. No issues, glad they took initiative to make right the issue.