GREAT same day service. Took car in to have to front door speakers replaced. Was told it would take…read moretwo hours and in two hours I was back to pick up my car.

My son took his truck here for a radio and back up camera. Not only was the service great it was a…read moregreat deal. Love supporting local shops!

Richard was very nice and helpful. I have had an active Best Buy membership I've been trying to…read morecancel for a long time and he was able to help me, finally!

Title: Mismanaged install process, forced into a $600+ overhaul, and ghosted by support…read more I am deeply disappointed with the store operations, communication, and lack of support from Best Buy's Autotech department (Fullerton Store #2514). My original goal was simple: keep a low-profile, clean OEM look in my 2018 Toyota RAV4 while upgrading the sound. I brought in a complete setup--4 new Kicker door speakers and a compact Kicker KEY200.4 DSP amplifier--specifically designed to run off the factory radio. I explicitly consulted with a Level 2 Master Autotech beforehand about this exact build. On install day, however, the store assigned a basic installer to my vehicle who clearly wasn't briefed on factory DSP integration, and that's when the goalposts started moving while my car was sitting in the bay: Call #1 from the Bay: The installer called me mid-install stating my Kicker amp was "incompatible" with my factory radio and that I needed a new head unit. Call #2 from the Bay: A short while later, he called again to say the cheaper JVC unit he initially suggested wouldn't work either, pushing me into a far more expensive Pioneer touchscreen (DMH-W3050NE), an iDatalink Maestro module (ADS-MRR), and full dash kits/harnesses. The Reality: The Kicker KEY200.4 is literally engineered by Kicker for factory radio integration using high-level speaker inputs. It was 100% compatible with my RAV4 to power those 4 new Kicker speakers. While the installer did get the Pioneer radio working fine in the end, Best Buy's scheduling system put him in an unfair position by assigning him a factory-integration job that required specialized T-harnessing or line-output setup. Instead of bringing in a Master Tech to assist, the store's default solution was to back me into a corner and walk me up the ladder into an unexpected $600+ equipment overhaul. My original vision for a clean, stealthy interior went completely out the window. To make matters worse, Customer Service was an absolute dead end: Phone Call #1: I spent time explaining the entire situation, was never given a ticket/case number, and was completely ghosted. Phone Call #2: I finally reached a "Car Audio Specialist" whose grand solution was telling me to buy another amp and pay to take it back to the exact same bay, or drive out to a location in Westminster--at zero discount, simply offering to "make the appointment" for me. My time is valuable. Setting up installers for failure on complex integration jobs--and then expecting the customer to foot the bill for forced hardware upgrades and waste time traveling around Orange County for zero compensation--is appalling customer service. While the Pioneer unit functions fine, the experience left a terrible taste in my mouth and completely destroyed my trust in Best Buy Autotech's management. Save yourself the headache and take your vehicle to an independent, dedicated audio shop.

I had a problem with my Pioneer Elite UDP-LX500 disc player tray door not opening. I was referred…read moreto Adam's Electronics by Pioneer (since the warranty has long since passed). I called them and transactions was easy and when I received the unit everything was working like the day I got it. Thank you Adam's. It's nice to be able to still hang onto older good equipment and get more life out of them. Rod

OUTSTANDING service. August 2026... Years ago they fixed by Pioneer CD player that is still going…read morestrong. My ONKYO SR 700 left channel stopped working after about 20 years that I use in the living room from music to home theatre. They did a great job and it sounds fantastic. I looked at some of the negative reviews and you have to wonder about someone who would actually spend 3X the money to have something fixed when they could buy a new item for 1/3 the cost. You just have to wonder about some people.

I dropped my laptop and sent it in and they fixed my banged-up laptop within a day! Im impressed…read moreabout the speed and quality of their repair!

This is around the corner from my house and what a blessing. We've been here a few times now and…read moreevery time and everyone we have served us has been amazing. They have always given us honest answers. They do both computers and phones here. Please come and support them.

Had an excellent experience getting our TSA Pre-check transaction done with Brandon at the Staples…read morein Brea, CA. TSA pre-check is good for 5 years! Just for this month (May 2026) they are running a promotion - $20 off for qualifying applicants under 30 years old. Brandon was knowledgeable, patient, thorough and quick. He walked us step by step through the process and explained other features/options offered for our travel portfolios i.e. Clear. We applied online a few evenings before, scheduled an in-store appt and Brandon closed up the transaction in less than 10 minutes!! I would recommend going to Staples to get your TSA pre-check handled quickly and efficiently.

I have been to this staples several times, and honestly not sure how it remains open. The store has…read morelittle to no customers, and very few employees. In the past I've had decent customer service at check out. Today I went in to use the self service fax. I had a fairly large packet I needed to fax to a doctors office. I know faxes are very outdated, however this machine quoted me over $140. I was expecting $10-15 max, but with the outrageous price it quoted me, I canceled the order and left. I think staples really needs to rethink their pricing on this. I was faxing to a local number, not even out of state. I will likely not return here unless absolutely necessary.

Definitely one of the smaller and messier targets I've been to…read more All the years I've lived in the area I've never been to this location, and probably won't be back anytime soon. Lots of stuff all over the place, aisles with products on the floor, etc. smaller selection of items since it's a smaller store. Didn't really find what I was looking for. I did self checkout so had zero staff interaction.

Apparently Trying On Clothes Is Now an Exclusive Luxury…read more My wife went to Target at approximately 7 PM on a Wednesday. Not 10:58 PM. Not five minutes before closing. Seven. PM. This particular Target closes at 11pm She spent roughly an hour and a half shopping for clothes, carefully selecting a pile of items to try on. Like a reasonable human being, she then went to the fitting room. Closed. She spoke with a manager, who explained that they "didn't have enough staff" to open the fitting room. Interesting. Because there were five employees standing around in Cosmetics, engaged in an extremely important corporate initiative known as "doomscrolling & gossiping" My wife even offered to put all the clothes back herself. Still no. Apparently the store could not spare one person to operate the fitting room, but also could not accept the offer from the customer to return everything to the racks herself, which the staff would've had to do regardless if she got to try the clothes on, and purchase them, or not. So after spending 90 minutes selecting clothes, she got to experience the thrilling Target customer journey of: 1. Pick out clothes. 2. Carry clothes to fitting room. 3. Discover fitting room is inexplicably closed during normal business hours. 4. Ask manager for assistance. 5. Be told there isn't enough staff. 6. Offer to solve the staffing problem herself. 7. Get told no. 8. Put everything back anyway. 9. Leave without buying anything. Absolutely masterful. I understand being understaffed. I understand employees having legitimate responsibilities. What I don't understand is telling a customer you can't spare an employee to open a fitting room while simultaneously having multiple employees standing around, and then refusing the customer's offer to handle the return of the merchandise herself. The end result? Target spent 90 minutes of my wife's time and generated exactly $0 in revenue, and the staff worked the same amount they would have anyway. Next time we'll just order the clothes online and let the warehouse employees perform the ancient ritual of putting them into a cardboard box.

Came to buy a MacBook, Joey helped me all the way and answered all my questions. Got a good deal…read moreand got the help I needed.

Went in yesterday to buy a refrigerator, and while shopping I received some news that had made me…read moreupset, Megan in appliances stepped in and showed me some grace. I truly, wholeheartedly appreciate that, more than she knows. Made the experience very easy, and swift. Thanks again!

I can't recommend New Electronics Communications enough! I originally went with a different…read moreelectrician who completely misunderstood my request. They quoted me $275, but when the technician arrived, he realized the job actually involved installing a new bathroom fan/light combo (which needed proper ventilation out of the house), not just replacing an existing one. They suddenly raised the quote to $600 on the spot, which was really frustrating and stressful. After asking for a refund, I called New Electronics Communications the same day -- and to my amazement, they were able to schedule me immediately! The technician arrived right on time, was professional, polite, and very clean with his work. He did the installation exactly how I wanted it, for only $350, and everything looks and works perfectly. They not only saved me a ton of time and money but also spared me so much stress -- especially since I had already taken my dogs to daycare, expecting the job to get done that day. I'm just really grateful for their responsiveness, honesty, and quality work. If you're looking for reliable, fair, and fast electrical work, don't hesitate -- call New Electronics Communications!

Replacing an old bathroom fan without an attic is not easy. I tried to do it myself, but I gave up…read moreand did extensive research on good electrical companies around me. I am so happy I found these guys! They were able to find availability quickly, and the person they sent, Ismail, is not only an incredible professional who did the job fast and well, but also one of the kindest, most respectful, and most thoughtful people I've met in a while. Thank you for an outstanding job and for being good humans!

David has saved us so many times! From my kids cracked phone screen to his broken PS5 and his PC…read moreadmin files wiped out, David was able to fix everything quickly, efficiently and for a reasonable price. He has a wealth of knowledge with all things tech related. I truly believe he is the best tech support in Orange County. Highly recommend this business for all your tech repair needs!

I called several places for my iPhone Screen repair and their estimate of $120 seemed reasonable…read moreplus the 10% discount on their Yelp page. David, the proprietor was professional and took care of my broken screen immediately. It took him only 20 minutes and Voila I had a brand new screen! David is passionate about the environment so he accepts old computers for electronic recycling here. He also fixes all kinds of computer issues. This is a fledgling new business, so I'm happy to support them.

I'm not usually one for Yelp reviews but I couldn't help but notice a Target employee going way…read moreabove and beyond despite the store being an absolute mess and so busy. She seemed to be doing everything on her own and actually put effort into her job (not common lol). I got her name -- Anastacia. Give the girl a raise!!!!!

Ah, Target. The old standby when you don't want to go to Walmart. This used to be the place I…read morecould find whatever I wanted. I'm either getting pickier, or they just appear to less stuff. I blame it on the remodel the completed a few years ago. Trying to go for a more "home feel" setup, it feels like some categories are separated and you have to hunt a little more. I do use the app and love the idea that it will tell you aisle something is in. And while the aisle are better labeled than Walmarts, they aren't consistent and it can be just as frustrating looking for the ailse number as it finding the item you need. Target does get a thumbs up for the ease of returns. I have the Target card to save 5% on every purchase, and you can just swipe that card and as long as your used that card for the purchase, they can find it with no receipt required. I love that. Where they need to improve is self-checkout. They only have 4 registers (as opposed to Walmart which has 12ish?). Even Vons has 8. They always have a person manning self-checkout to help if there's a problem, but there's been a couple time their regular checkout line is quicker. The little Pizza Hut is hit or miss if they have pizza available. I've noticed they've now added hot dogs, but the register that's near the little food court is now always closed. So, if you just want a pizza, or a slushie, you're stuck going to the self-checkout line.