This is the store that supplied all of my kitchen appliances recently and I would definitely go to…read morethem again if I needed to. This large shop is mainly a showroom presenting almost everything you would need or desire in a kitchen. They show and supply all of the large appliance brands. The brilliant thing about this shop is the owner who also deals with most of the customer orders. He really knows his stuff and can give you invaluable advice. We were ordering a few items at once but he easily switched his knowledge from ovens, to fridges, to sinks with ease. They arranged delivery and fitting of all the items with care and ease. After consulting the internet their prices are just as cheap as anywhere else.

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Though the layout feels a little warmer and more personal than other Curry's branches, the staff…read morehere can be very hard sell, always making their opening gambit on sales way too early to convince me that they have actually earned my business. Advice can often be quite inconsistent, and the salespeople can be very odd about not recommending TVs I know have had great reviews on the hifi sites - preferring to recommend substandard cheap stuff, that really is not as good, but might be on some kind of sales push. This has to caused in some way by the store management and how they encourage their staff to behave. I know I couldn't work prospects anything like as cheekily as some of these guys are trained to/forced to. When I want to be sold to aggressively, I'll invite a double-glazing company around to the house. When I am buying a grand's worth of TV, I want to have the purchase experience presented at the same relaxed pace I intend the TV to exude when it's in my living room. If they did a little more to train, retain and develop their staff, Currys would be a great retail organisation. My inconsistent experiences over twenty years of dealing with them (have usually bought all my domestic appliances from Currys) says that is never going to happen!

I went into this store recently to enquire about purchasing a television on their finance scheme…read more After doing some initial research on the internet I wanted to go and have a physical look at the televisions and speak to someone with further knowledge in that area. After being in the shop for about 25 minutes I still had not been able to get the attention of a sales assistant. When I eventually did, I wasn't at all convinced by the guy's knowledge of televisions and then he immediately started on the hard sell saying there was an offer on that day that ended at 8pm and that I would need to sign up that day in order to not miss out. I ended up very confused and feeling slightly harassed to the point where I just had to get out of there. I would suggest researching everything fully online first before going in to make a purchase.

I would not recommend buying from this company if you either live in London (or an apartment…read moreanywhere) or value good customer service. I purchased a cooker hood and dishwasher from this company to be delivered to my address which consists of a flat number and building name (first line), and street number and street name (second line). The driver called me to say I have two addresses as he mistook the two lines of the address for two addresses. I then spoke to the shop where the discussion quickly degraded into threats of libel, personal attacks, and rude and disgusting behaviour from the manager. He also insisted that it is two addresses and I kept repeating to him that it is the first two lines of the same address. He still insisted that it is two addresses, and I reiterated that it is two lines of the same address. This exchange went in the same circle a large number of times which I now realise could never have ended amicably if the manager is not aware that an address can have two lines like this (one with a flat number and one with a street number) and he is unwilling to accept and learn that this is possible when presented by a customer. Instead of doing the latter, he continued to insist that I am wrong despite asserting that I know my own address and that it is common throughout London and also listed as such on Royal Mail. He also said that an address cannot have two different numbers in it. His lack of understanding became pure arrogance instead of simply accepting that the customer is right especially as it was concerning an address that belongs to the customer and not him. I then had to spell it out for him and tell him that the first line represents the flat number and building and the second line represents the door number and street of the building. I believe at this point he finally understood, but then told me that I told him it was two addresses. I strongly asserted that at no point did I say this, but he kept insisting that I did. His behaviour now morphed to denial as well as arrogance. This led to another circular argument where his behaviour started to also become rude and obnoxious as he made a series of personal attacks asking if I'm "not right in t'head" and if I've "got nowt better to do". He also kept hanging up on me which did not help the situation given that the matter was urgent with the driver in the vicinity of my property trying to find the correct address. He even threatened to tell the driver to not deliver the items and return them to the depot out of spite which would have wasted everyone's time, not least mine and my tenants who had made arrangements to be at home for the delivery. During the various phone calls, I also spoke to at least three other staff who told me I was "pedantic", and refused to tell me if the manager I spoke to was the owner of the company citing "GDPR" even though I'm a customer and that this is public information (not private per the 'P' in GDPR). Finally I threatened to post my experience on social media to which I was told by the manager that he would post on the Internet about me! Now, I'm unsure what kind of business training this man has had, but vindictively threatening to do something illegal to an disgruntled customer over an address mix-up, especially where the customer provided the address correctly and accurately, would not be my go-to response if I cared about my business. He even said he had looked me up online and would post on my own businesses even though they have nothing to do with this situation. How rancorous. Needless to say, here I am posting about my experience as Appliance Depot do not seem to care about losing business by anyone who might read this review. As they say, no skin off my nose, but potentially an indeterminate loss of revenue for them, all because of a man who hates his customers, hates his business, and seemingly hates life. In the end I finally spoke to someone called Tony who called himself the IT Manager. He is the only one in the company who seems to have any business acumen and a sense of customer service as he immediately understood how London apartment addresses work and also understood how a single bad review can lead to one or many other customers choosing not to buy appliances from Appliance Depot. Unfortunately I never received any further communication or apology, and I'm worried if I should ever have a warranty issue with my products how it would be handled as I do not want to deal with this company anymore with the way its staff treats customers who have paid them money. It's not how I would treat someone who was kind enough to choose me to part with their money in return for my products or services. But hey, each to their own!

Bought a SMEG oven for circa £1000 Bought a SMEG oven for…read morecirca £1000. Advised them of delivery date as we were driving it down to our house in France. It was delivered (dumped) outside our next door neighbours property at 6am without any documentation. When driven down to France and installed, it didn't work. Called and emailed their office to ask what to do. Received rude and abrupt replies. Requested urgent reply as we were driving back to London and needed to know if we should bring it back with us. Advised them that we were not returning until 2025. Received no reply. Continued to email when returned to London and finally received a reply saying, sorry, nothing we can do. Completely unprofessional and deceitful Company who lie. I will never use this Company again as they are completely untrustworthy.

This is a great electrical store, the staff are knowledgeable and eager to assist with any queries,…read moreits on the high street

Having recently replaced a number of appliances, we can highly recommend Adams Cook and Pearce…read more Pricing is excellent and very competitive, Staff are very knowleagble and,really do go out of their way to help you with your purchase, Give them a try.

Had a camera repaired there a few years ago. They charged quite a lot and the repair didn't work…read more Luckily, the manufacturer kindly replaced the camera, after I contacted them. I emailed an enquiry to them 3 days ago. An automated reply said the email had been received and I would get a reply as soon as someone became available. After 3 days and no reply, Im guessing they are very short staffed? Very unprofessional? Still as useless as last time I used them? So far up their own backside, they treat people poorly? Take your pick. Not sure how they even deserve 1 star really.

Brilliant service, took my 5D in for a clean and new focus screen, had it dropped back 2 days later…read moreby thier van for no extra charge. Highly recomended.