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    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Awesome computer shop with a great selection and Knowledgeable staff. A+

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    1 Star - Extremely Unprofessional Installation Experience…read more We went to Best Buy (Concord Mills NC) ahead of time to show the team the exact equipment we wanted installed in our vehicle so we could ensure we had everything we needed and verify the installation cost before scheduling an appointment. When we arrived for our installation appointment, the installer immediately started listing new charges that had never been discussed. When we questioned this, he offered no help and simply said, "I'm not the manager." I then asked to speak with the manager. The manager came over, reviewed the situation, and agreed to meet us halfway on the unexpected charges, so we agreed to proceed with the installation. After having our vehicle for almost two hours, the installer called and said he was stopping the installation due to "liability" concerns with our radio. He claimed the radio was staying on even though there was no power to it and said all he did was disconnect the battery and nothing else. Yet there was a mysterious cut red wire sticking out from behind the radio now. However, when we inspected the vehicle, several things were clearly changed or disconnected (he removed the entire passenger seat, the previous amp, the previous sun, and who knows what else we couldn't see. Despite this, the installer attempted to have me sign paperwork stating that he had done nothing to the vehicle. I refused and asked him to accurately document the work that had actually been performed, including removing the seat and removing the amplifier, etc. To make matters worse, this vehicle belongs to my 16-year-old son. His system was working before this appointment, and now it has multiple issues that were not present previously, including non functioning steering wheel controls, this mysterious red wire, and a sparking amp that he had to remove from the vehicle for safety reasons. We now have to take the vehicle to another company and pay them to repair the problems and install the new amplifier and subwoofer. This was one of the most unprofessional service experiences I have ever encountered. The lack of transparency, accountability, and basic customer service was extremely disappointing. I would strongly recommend avoiding this location for installation services.

    Like so many businesses, it seems this store and the Geek Squad are all about trying to take…read moreadvantage of women and those who don't know better. It makes me ill. My first experience with this store, I waited forever for help on sales floor & finally went to GeekSquad counter. Lots of associates passed me, none would even acknowledge I was there. GeekSquad member sent me to wait for a rep who was on her way. I still waited more than 15 minutes. An hour in the store without help before someone came to help me. I am a vet missing a leg, standing is uncomfortable. An hour is crazy. The rep took me to the counter near "Mobile," the phone section. I asked if the store installed stereos bought elsewhere. She said "absolutely." I said "So I can buy a stereo online and have it installed here?" She said yes, it didn't matter where I got it. I asked her if there was anything I needed to know. She said no, asked a few questions about the vehicle and scheduled the install 9 days later. My fiance took the truck and the items for install. They wouldn't install the stereo - wrong brand, they said. Nobody asked what brand when I setup the appointment. I asked why nobody said that before, the installer said "That's because the blue shirts (sales associates) don't know anything," Then they told her I didn't have any of the right connectors, either. I had everything. The tech said it would be about $1500 to do the install. A lot different than what they quoted me when I set the appointment. My fiance' asked what it would cost to buy the stereo there so they would install it. They made an invoice that listed everything I already had, new, right in front of them: Speakers, radio, amplifier install kit. $1842.34! But they would be glad to install it. It seems to me they saw a woman and didn't try to help her figure out the minimum necessary - they saw an opportunity to milk the situation for all it was worth. I am a veteran who is disabled and a high school teacher - I don't have funds to throw away. I called and asked the installer about it. He said their checklist called for a different interface. He said he could not install anything else but it didn't matter - they would not install that brand of stereo. So why not tell me that BEFORE my fiance got there for the appointment??? I asked for a manager, then bounced around between two installers and the Geek Squad manager. Different answers were given. One said they absolutely could not install it because it was not the right one. One said they could install it but without a warranty on the labor, then he other said they just didn't have experience with it and their installer notes "recommended" the other item. The manufacturer said it was the right item. I asked the tech about all the duplicate items they put on the invoice. "Oh, she asked what it would cost to buy the there so we just ran everything." Why? Why run everything when he could see good speakers (Kicker, Cerwin Vega and Blaupunkt) new in the box right there? Why add everything in when, according to them, I only needed two items?? Why? Money. No different than the scammers at garages that show you a good air filter that isn't as white as a new one and say "See? You need a new one!" I asked the GeekSquad manager for a little help, considering we had taken the time to drive an hour there, waited for the appointment instead of going somewhere else because the "blue shirt" told me they would install my stereo, and he offered nothing. Basically, it was "so sorry we told you we wrong, it's the sales associate's fault." Their own people said not to trust the sales associates because they don't know what they're doing. Nice. They cost me time and money and admitted it, but passed the buck to the "blue shirts" instead of trying to make it right, and never could explain why they gave my fiance the ridiculous quote. The only effort I saw was an effort to get a lot of money from a woman who was trying very hard to make me happy. Shame on them!!

    Coretek Computers - computers - Updated May 2026

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