Julian was a goat, as well as a lady from the geek squad, helped me out a lot. Will be coming here…read morefor my repairs when i have all of my parts.

Pokemon event was supposed to be today. My son waited in line this morning only to be told the…read moreevent was yesterday. Everywhere on the Internet, even Best Buy website said October 3 from 12 to 2 and Oregon stores were participating. They held it yesterday while the kids were in school at 10am. Bad form Best Buy. You're not off to a good start with your Pokemon representation.

I've been searching online and the boring box stores for some good inexpensive quality speakers for…read moremy personal laptop setup. Fortunately, I decided to venture down a search into the more local small businesses and came upon this cool old school & quirky shop. I think the gentleman's name was Jim. Older dude that could pass as your nerdy techy friend who's probably collected every tech gadget since the original Tron came out. Told him what I was looking for but I gradually got discouraged as all he was showing me were the bigger style bigger sound units that are common for home systems. But, alas! With a little patience we revealed a new treasure: smaller desk top speakers! Minor speaker mesh stains on the front but super decent with a little TLC. He was super friendly and chill, even making an effort to find parts that could potentially be missing from this set (like compatible power cord). It also came with an amp box that I've got sitting below my desk table, which was a nice surprise (I keep it plugged in for the deeper sounds or just unplugged for more "regular(?)" crispy audio). All that for a really awesome deal; I think it was something like $15-30 or something crazy like that. Good shit, dude! Thank you. If you're looking for small speakers, I probably snagged the last set but I definitely recommend this place for any help with acheiving 2 things at once: reusing/upcycling any sort of old working electronics and supporting a damn good local friendly small business.

If Jim doesn't have what I need, he sees to it that I know where else to try. He is a fount of…read moreknowledge and cheerful assistance.

During Christmas I purchased two laptops for my 10 and 12 year old sons. They were thrilled to have…read morebrand new laptops. Three months later my 12 year old's laptop just stopped working. My husband contacted Microsoft and they told him to take it to radio shack. We had other shopping to do and drove to the Radio Shack in Salem. We were informed that they could not do anything because my son with Autism took off one key by accident (he is fascinated with how things work) This had nothing to do with the laptop not working, but I understand that employees have to follow policies. I thought about looking at a replacement and the employee was very rude. He said "you get what you pay for" and said it was no surprise our cheap laptop quit so soon. He showed me laptops in the $1000 range and told me that I needed to buy one of those or something nicer if I wanted my children to have decent laptops, implying that I was a cheapskate who bought my kids two pieces of junk. He did this in front of my children. I am not paying $2,000 for laptops and do not appreciate being told I am cheap in front of my children. I will not go back.

Just had my worst retail experience EVER at North Lancaster Store. Rudest person I have ever…read moreencountered in retail works there. Absolutely no customer service skills. Very terse and short with all customers. I know the job probably sucks, so whatever. I had waited 20 minutes to get help because I needed something from the stock room, and had to wait while she activated someone's phone. No one else was working there. Fine, I understand that. Not her fault they are understaffed. Then she got my stuff from the back. The item was on sale, but then she had to do some extremely complex transaction and then go back to the stock room to print something and then scan it so I could save $5 bucks. I commented that their system seems rather antiquated. Then, of course, she had to see my ID even though Master Card policy prohibits requiring showing positive ID. I told her, fine, but that it is against Mastercard policy. Look it up if you don't believe me. It"s my pet peeve that I have to go through a bunch of BS to prove my ID at a retail store, when I can just punch in my card number online and be done. Some weirdo standing there (people were starting to line up in random locations) then asked my "why are you so rude, when she is just doing her job". He was very aggressive, and I realized that the clientele in this place by-and-large seems pretty sketchy. He may have had a point, but that lady and that cluster**** of that place just brought out the worst in me. That guy and I proceeded to have an argument right in the store. He told me the batteries I was buying wouldn't last 10 minutes, and I told him how rude it is of him to insult these fine Radio Shack product.s. He kept right on blabbering about my rudeness as I walked out with my purchase (which I now wish I had just abandoned the whole thing). Well, let's just say my days of Radio Shack are over. To that fine upstanding citizen and that stellar customer service provider, you need not worry that I will ever again bring my rude self into Radio Shack.

More than just a shop for vehicle audio. They also do cameras, home entertainment systems, and much…read moremore. Staff is consistently awesome, and pricing as well as quality is more than fair.

This place is awesome. They installed my wolf pack dash camera and a great rate. They quoted me…read moreover the phone and stuck to their price! Results came out better than expected and I would recommend this place over "toy cars" on Lancaster. Please come to Hear No Evil instead

Pretty mid Target. Lots of shelves were empty, teenagers just running around, and it was dirty in…read morethe restroom and the aisles. Wouldn't come back.

Overall this is a nice Target but I'm really disappointed in the accessibility that limited my…read moreshopping. The go backs by the dressing rooms had spilled out into the plus size section with 4 large overflowing carts. I could not move them to browse through the racks. I was able to speak with a manager in another section but nothing was done during the time I was there. This is unfortunately a common problem at Target due to the location of Plus Size racks. And I would bet poor sales in that section are common due to the horrible shopping experience. Do better Target.

Great experience with Top Notch!! Charles was prompt, extremely professional, and did a great job…read moreinstalling 3 tv's in our house, as well as sound bars and Apple TV devices. He handled large, 86" TV's and was very neat and had great attention to detail. I highly recommend Top Notch, and would call them first anytime!! Great experience!

He just came to do one tv. he was extremely friendly and efficient. thanks for the work. he is also…read morethe cheapest I found. he was on time and did everything I asked.

Target got rid of their DEI policy and that has significantly lowered their quality of service and…read moreexpertise. We used to depend on Target for our multicultural hair products and all of our household supplies, but their lack of diversity has forced us to go directly to the suppliers instead of shopping at target. Also we can get the products for a better price elsewhere.

The people in tech wipe out all the one piece cards and Pokémon cards and resell them online!!!…read moreYour welcome Salem that's why there is no more when you guys try to buy them . I hope corporate sees this as well . Also they aren't supposed to tell you if their is a stock of store cards but guess what the guy in tech name Will , he will answer the phone and tell you their is a big stock bro ! And then when you get to the store and question where the stock is they show otherwise . I will be writting a formal letter and contact corporate so they know what's going on that actually isn't fair for people that actually go out there way for it .

We needed two TVs and so we did research (Best Buy, Costco, Amazon) and decided to go to Video Only…read moreto check them out since we had never been there, but heard the ads everywhere. The reason we went to the VO store is because TVs have changed so much (and are constantly changing) and we wanted to chat with someone knowledgable about TVs. Granted each seller has their own preferred TV brands that they sell, but it was great to chat with someone about the brands, types, sizes and comparisons. At the Salem Lancaster Video Only store that person is Doug. He was SUPER knowledgable about the TVs and the different types and amenitites on each. He scrolled through the competition prices on line with me and explained in detail how Video Only sell their TVs, pricing and warranties, etc. He was extremely detailed so that everything was clear. Once we decided to go with the TVs at Video Only (two different brands), he gave me extremely valuable tips for setting up our TVs at home and was just an amazingly personable, professional employee. I even called him ON LABOR DAY when I was having trouble setting up one TV and he was there and told me what to do. It worked flawlessly. Doug at Video Only has made me a believer. Ask for him if you go to the store and you won't be disappointed!

After going to the usual big box store to purchase a high end soundbar they were advertising and…read morefinding it wasn't in stock I drove around the corner to Video Only. I left with exactly what I wanted at a terrific price. Thanks Hayden for the demo of the system and for making this purchase such a pleasant experience.