Matt was so informative and he really helped me with my computer concerns…read more 5 star ratings!!!!

This days journey takes me to the states capital, I'm looking for a computer for the house nothing…read moreto technical just something reliable. I was told to look at "Discount Electronics". Well I wasn't disappointed, they showed me some all in ones then they showed me some laptops. With each showing they described what speed and what capacity it carries on the ones displayed to me. The person at the store was the utmost helpful in explaining the differences. But if you are in the market for a computer or accessories this place is a good start. If you're a gamer they have you covered, well at least in my opinion. I chose a HP laptop and it runs extremely well and at a great value for the type of laptop I got.

One of the first concepts that you learn in business school is caveat emptor, latin for "let the…read morebuyer beware". Long story short, I bought a computer online, which I thought was new as it was not listed otherwise. However, it was an older unused computer that had been souped up with more storage and memory. Pro tip: Do not buy a computer online. Go into a store, so you can ask questions. Not sure if this refurbished computer is the cause of the crack in security or something else. Have you ever accidentally viewed something online or clicked a link, only to receive that dreaded warning: "Your antivirus software has expired, and your computer is being loaded with viruses"? Really? Seriously? I checked my computer's antivirus system, and no viruses were detected. It was clearly a quintessential scam. Then came a loud screeching sound that made it seem as if my computer were about to blow up. The fake antivirus company even displayed a screen asking me to enter my credit card information. OMG...I knew it was a scam, but I could not figure out how to make the screen disappear. I tried using Ctrl+Alt+Delete to shut down the computer, but that did not work. The warning screen kept coming back, so I finally took my computer to Best Buy's Geek Squad. Fortunately, they cleared the error message by emptying my cache. It only took a few minutes, and everything was back to normal. I truly appreciated the Geek Squad's quick service. This cost of this service was covered through my service agreement.

I want to recognize Jack in the Microsoft and Apple department at Best Buy who was working on…read moreSunday, May 31, around 6:25 PM. He was amazing! Jack was very knowledgeable, friendly, and patient. He answered all of my questions, explained my options clearly, and made the whole experience easy and enjoyable. His customer service really stood out, and I truly appreciate all of his help. Best Buy is lucky to have employees like Jack. He deserves recognition--and maybe even a raise--for the great service he provides ! Thanks jack!

Thanks Brandon and Discount Electronics! You are my go to guys. I'm so grateful for your fast and…read moreprofessional service. Any computer problem I've had over the years has been solved by you and at an affordable price. I highly recommend everyone to check with Discount Electronics for all your computer needs. Lawrence Wesley

I bought a Dell CPU there over a year ago. The warranty had expired. I lost wireless connection and…read morecould not fix it. At 74, I'm I.T. illiterate. I called them and Patience told me don't worry about it bring it out! I had originally paid Geek Squad $300 to set it up. They forgot to activate the automatic update option. Patience fixed it and updated it for free! I am now a permanent D.E. fan!

It is definitely not the massive Targets that exist in suburbs and throughout the United States,…read morebut for the people that live in the area and for me who sometimes is in the area and needs to make a quick stop, it's super convenient, accessible, and the free validated parking is always welcomed. Due to its size, it has a lot less stuff than a typical Target outside the city, but having the essentials makes it perfect for getting in and out of. Shoutout connivence! RIYL: Target in da city

I knew better, but I went anyway and now I remember why…read more Two Stars. They had what I needed, but the experience was awful. I only came to the 5th Street Target because it was the only place that had what I needed,a simple pen for black label for homemade gifts. I came against my better judgment, and honestly, I wish I hadn't. First off, the parking is a mess. You have to park in the garage and get validation to avoid paying $7. There's no handicap parking right in front of the elevator entrance either, which makes things way harder than it should be. I could have used street parking but didn't feel like being hassled by the men that wait in front of the store. Once I got inside, I started noticing a man, Hispanic, curly hair, maroon shirt, no name badge walking past me multiple times in different sections. First in the makeup aisle, then again when I moved to another area, and again a third time. It really felt like he was watching me, not shopping. He made me super uncomfortable. I was using the Target app to scan items and make sure I was getting the right prices. Just trying to get in and out quickly because, truth be told, I've been avoiding Target for a while now. When I checked out, one of my items rang up higher than what the app said. I went to Guest Services, showed the price on my phone, and was told I must've grabbed the wrong thing. I hadn't, I scanned it myself before adding it to my cart. All this over a few markers. I'm sticking with my boycott. I came here trying to support my own project and left feeling watched, dismissed, and frustrated.

I'd like to share my awesome customer service experience that Jason provided when I needed some…read morehelp with a all in one computer. Jason took the time to look at what I needed the first time I walked in and offered up a good solution for the repair I needed. He not only repaired it in less time than I expected it works great. I will have one happy teenager daughter to have her computer back. Thank you..

Seriously super happy with Christian's customer service! We're opening a new office in Austin and…read moreneeded specific equipment. We've never been to Altex until this visit when we saw the sign from the freeway and decided to check out what the store had to offer. We walked in looking for a specific firewall, and Christian helped us find everything that we needed in the store. We didn't grab a cart when we arrived, but grabbed so much equipment that Christian helped us carry the hardware and set it aside for us at the checkout counter. We needed him to walk all around the store and show us where to locate specific parts. It was great! They had everything that we needed. Also, when our ride didn't park in the correct parking lot, Christian walked outside with us helping us carry the heavy boxes. He was so nice and helpful!!

This target is pretty nice. It's located off 35 and 51st and is easy to access. The store is clean…read moreand has a good selection of items. The staff is nice and helpful. My only complaint is is that they only had 1 checker working the rest were self checkout and the line was long. Overall good experience.

This store was clean and well stocked. I came during the spring and found a good selection of…read moreEaster themed items and spring wear. The displays were in good order. I came in search of a large bathmat and sadly didn't find one large enough in the quality I was looking for. But the department did have good items that were smaller. For a Target store, this one is a good one that meets standards.

Wasn't expecting a Razer store to appear in the Domain with their recognizable green logo…read more They've got a selection of their products around. Plenty of keyboards, mice, headphones, laptops, desktops, game pads, plushies, you name it. Certain displays have a secondary shelf underneath that may have additional variants to them. Staff were super friendly and quite helpful. Technically, I have a 14-year old Deathadder mouse of theirs, and one of the staff members whipped open a drawer or two to show me their current selection of wired mice, wireless mice, and ergonomically shaped mice. Later on, I was toying around with one of their keyboards that have an attached display, and he demoed configuring the controls in their Synapse software for either controlling keyboard settings or as an additional input to the OS. Finally, in the back there is small gaming demo area and what seems to be a small cyber cafe. It seems they may host certain small session gaming or esports events. In terms of value, the store carries Razer products at various price points. The products are clearly labeled and price tags are easy to read.

My husband has been a fan of Razer products for awhile; he loves their unique multicolored glowing…read moreaesthetic. Recently I noticed that Razer had a storefront presence (while I was in Vegas)- little did we know they have one in Austin too! We were visiting The Domain mall to go to the Museum of Ice Cream but decided to shop around a bit afterwards. The store itself isn't huge in terms of square footage, but it's an apt size for the amount of product available for in-store purchase. The inside looks and feels just like an Apple store, if an Apple store had "dark mode" enabled, LOL. There were tables with fun electronic trinkets (like keyboards and headphones and video game controllers, etc.) that you could pick up, handle, and sample at your leisure. There was also a divided wall toward the back that separated the space a little bit so you could go sit in their gaming chairs and play for a bit on the PC set-ups they had. Nifty! There were also a solid number of employees working inside if you needed help with anything. One of the employees, she/they (might have been NB, she/they were cool) approached us to ask if we needed any assistance or had any questions, and was happy to joke around and be friendly while we made a purchase (nothing expensive, just a plush snek- if you know, you know!). If you like Razer products too, I recommend stopping by. Gets you around paying shipping!