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    Went yesterday to get my iPad camera fixed. It's clear at this juncture that Apple is only…read moreinterested in selling products. Anything older than 2 years they don't fix under Applecare (unless you pay extra). Can't even order the part for someone else to fix it. They'll sell me a refurb for $387 though. Went to my local cell repair store and not only will they change the camera - they'll do it for $160. Yeah, I'm good on the Apple Store going forward. The service rep was nice and parking cost me $4 (mall). ** The store just called me next day (Mon, today 2/16). Unit is ready for pick up. That's faster than the $387 refurb unit Applestore ordered that would take 5 days lol.

    Zero customer service, despite high-ticket purchases…read more I came to the Apple Store at Pentagon City to pick up an online order of over $4,000 worth of products. Naturally, I expected at least basic courtesy. Instead, the customer service was literally nonexistent. I was not even greeted or heard a "hello," no "please," no "thank you." The entire interaction consisted of three dry phrases: "You have your ID?" "What's your name?" "You're all set." That was it. It honestly felt like I was interrupting the staff from making on the floor sales or just being a bother. I wasn't looking for anyone to roll out a red carpet but I kind of expected a minimum level of professionalism and politeness, especially from a brand that supposedly prides itself on customer experience. This was the most impersonal and dry service I've received in a long time. Next time I'll just wait and have items delivered.

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    Fast and great prices, other guy down the street wanted more and could not fix in the evenings.read more

    Update: I was not contacted by the owner, and I have texts from the business refusing to refund the…read moreservice. They originally offered to refund the labor only or replace the part again, but after two failed installs, that wasn't a good resolution plan. I was able to get an approved dispute with my credit card company and was fully refunded. A reply to my review making it look like there was an attempt to refund me isn't transparent. Again, sometimes it's best to measure a business on what happens when something goes wrong, not just when everything goes right. A true measure of a business is how they handle things when things go wrong. I want to start by saying the actual service experience was good. Fast turnaround, friendly staff, and when my first screen replacement had dying pixels, they replaced it under warranty without any pushback. That part of the experience deserves credit. However, the second replacement screen was also defective. Graininess in low light, visible dark spots, and the screen would go completely black during phone calls. At that point I asked for a refund rather than a third installation, since I'd already spent enough time and didn't want to gamble again on the same part. This is where I think the real test of a business happens. Anyone can deliver good service when everything goes smoothly. What matters more is what happens when it doesn't. I had an independent diagnosis from Apple confirming the display issue, and the shop initially agreed to a refund on the condition that I return the old screen. The problem was that Apple, who repaired the phone separately, retains all replaced parts as their own property and doesn't return them to customers, a policy I confirmed directly and documented for the shop. In the end, the shop declined to issue a full refund and only offered a partial refund for labor, even though the part itself was the source of the defect, not the installation. I came into this wanting to be fair, and I gave the business multiple chances to resolve it. I think it's reasonable to expect a full refund when a product fails twice, especially when returning the part wasn't even possible due to circumstances outside my control. I'd recommend this shop for routine repairs based on their speed and friendliness, but be aware of how they handle things if something doesn't go as planned. They would reference that they work with the local Apple Store, but I spoke with the Apple Store and they have several customers come in after poor third party replacements and service.

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