I had some professional computer work done here recently…read more The staff was professional, kind and courteous. They provided me with regular updates and estimates of what the work would cost, as well as what the problems were. I have been supervising offices and computers for going on 35+ years now. This was the best PC repair shop I've ever had dealings with, from many points of view. Highly Recommended!

Great service! Great attitude! Great work! Fair price! Use…read morethese guys! Had my Mac Mini upgraded with new ram and a hard drive. Computer is now working like a charm!

DO NOT GET YOUR SCREEN FIXED HERE! Mine worked fine for the first4 months and then stopped. I took…read moreit to a real repair shop who said they used a cheap screen that stopped working. Also, with his bad repair he damaged my front camera and I had to have that replaced as well. You will cost yourself more time and money coming to this place. Save yourself and go somewhere that GUARANTEES their work.

Had a great experience there today. Super friendly, helpful and reasonably priced. Will be using…read moreAston Wireless anytime I need anything fixed on my phone.

I dropped my recalcitrant laptop off with Barry after lunch and had a call later the same afternoon…read moresaying things were all better. Phenomenal!

From the owner: We repair computers and service network in the Philadelphia area. With our Managed Service…read moreProvider offerings we can keep our clients computers running smoothly.

I purchased a connector cord online for my laptop that did not work appear to work with a new…read morescreen. This business helped me troubleshoot what was causing connectivity issue, and test out the additional cord needed. They were effective and reasonably priced. I'm glad that they are around the corner from me, and they'll be my go to for future gadget needs.

My laptop Macbook Pro was damage by me. I went myself to Eazy Computer & Iphone repair so I can get…read moreit repair and the Asian guy wanted to charge me $400.00 dollars for fixing my laptop WOW that too much. I got the same laptop from a retailer store model: Apple MacBook-Pro May 2018 for $ 229.00 and it works excellent.The location I went was the one located at 2005 Chestnut St Philadelphia, PA 19103 Thx P. Robert B.

My Favourite store Dedicated staff…read moreGracious However, Some staff rush people 1 hour before closing by announcing repeatedly that the store will be closing Customers fully understand that staff want to go home after a shift It is ridiculous that customers must be subjected to constant announcements and made to feel unwelcome in the store (just because staff want to clock out )

Haven't been to Aston for a while and I just saw this store moved into the old Big Lots earlier…read morethis week. I had three excuses to check it out: 1) I had stuff to donate. 2) I've been "low key obsessed" with the brass orbs showcased in Dr. Orna Guralnik's office (reality TV show). My past vintage brassware has come from thrifting so I wanted to see if I could find anything. 3) Have been sucked into Homeworthy and my mom/g-mother taught me young how antique dealers and designers generate their best finds by estate clean outs, trash picking and thrifting so I got the bug. YouTube is full of feedback that thrift stores have gone off the rails with prices and sell anything good on eBay so the stores are left with junk, so I was wary. This store is mostly clothes, and it was odd because almost all the customers were back in housewares/other goods. I've never had a good experience thrifting clothes so I don't thrift for clothes. The customers were a weird mix of a family speaking a Slavic language, a senior man very seriously rummaging through everything, a couple younger men seriously rummaging through everything, a group of teens, and an older woman. I didn't see anything close to a designer find or collectible as was commonplace at thrift stores 15+ years ago. It was truly a lot of junk, I'm sorry to say. The best deals I found were bags of about 5-6 authentic Barbies for $5 to $7 though they're the new (cheap quality) ones whose legs don't bend. I saw some Fisher-Price Little People which is too young for my son. Didn't see Imaginext but it was messy so I didn't look that hard. My son found a toy truck he wanted that was $5 and a plastic helicopter for $3, which were very reasonable (though we have a gluttonous number of vehicle toys and do not need more). I felt toys were fairly priced. House goods were okay. I always look at Pyrex and a square glass casserole was $5, which is okay, not great. Not a whole lot of useful stuff, mostly low quality decorative items. It's a shame that what is produced as clothing, furniture and home goods today is just complete garbage, and it doesn't even last long enough to make it to a thrift store. People go there looking for vintage from 80's or older and you really need to go to a consignment store or thrift boutique where items are discerningly curated rather than donated. But those stores charge stupid prices and the associates are rarely down to earth. Thrifting used to be such a cool adventure but unfortunately it's not what it used to be. I feel good about my donation though; kid bikes, plant stand, and a bag of other useful stuff that someone out there needs more than I.

I was recently experiencing problems with my laptop. I am not computer saavy so I took it over to…read moreEric and Evan at Craftech. They were extremely helpful and polite and treated me like a valued customer! They fixed my laptop problem and also cleaned up some junk I had on there that I didn't even know about. These folks are great and I strongly recommend them to anyone in the Delco area!

Very helpful, and extremely fast turnaround. Super friendly service. Highly recommended for all…read moreyour computer service needs.

Ease and professionalism of staff. Pick up was efficient and staff are helpful and friendly.read more

It is the easiest way to donate items you no longer want and give them to someone in need.read more