Really good service and assistance with problems with original purchase. They diagnosed the problem…read moreas needing a replacement unit and provided it without pain or dispute, even with a cheerful smile.

I purchased a new washing machine on line and the experience was super easy & pleasant. Selecting…read morethe components of the purchase was so simple along with scheduling delivery/installation. The system gave me a tight window the evening before via email and that morning, I could track when it would came. I received a phone call about 20 minutes out, that they were on their way. This could not have been simpler! Rafael & Hugo arrived, set things up, took away trash & old washer quickly and efficiently. They were both pleasant & professional to deal with and made the experience enjoyable. I love Best Buy & shout out to the team of Rafael/Hugo-solid workers!

I've picked up free redemption codes through Gamestop before for Pokémon shiny codes (or event…read morecodes). It's never been an issue before to swing in and grab a free code (which the Pokemon Company AND Gamestop advertise it as), even a day or two after release. This time the code was for Scarlet/Violet, Shiny Miraidon/Koraidon depending on which version of the game you have. Get to this location shortly after opening (on 9/26/25) and it's ridiculously busy with people all in line trying to buy new Pokémon cards (and possibly Magic?). That's fine- however, we then learn that we are *REQUIRED* to spend $15 in order to get the *free* code. I understand one per person, that's entirely fair...but these are supposed to be free. I watched a young man get turned away because he didn't have money, he asked if he could show them his switch to prove he has played this game and loves it; he wasn't rude, he wasn't a re-seller, he was just a guy who loves his Pokemon game. He didn't have $15 to spend for his free code and they told him they couldn't help him because the District Manager told them that morning that people must spend $15 to get the code, to avoid re-sellers (5 minutes prior to this, another guy was irritated and insisted on the fact they're supposed to be free and she handed him two codes because she didn't want to "argue over a piece of paper". What?? She apologized and was mostly kind, but I can't understand the idea that this is okay. If I had chosen to be rude, would I have gotten my code for free? Neither employee was rude to us, the gentleman who rang us out for something we didn't want was quick and kind about it but this can't actually be allowed.. when we left I saw that same young man outside in absolute tears because he was turned away (and shouldn't have been). I hope he is able to somehow get his code, I gave mine to my younger brother (who is stuck at school) or I'd have given him mine. Most of the people in the store wanted to buy cards, and based on the way they were acting about it I am certain they are in fact re-sellers. So how is it a deterrent when those people are already spending enough money to get the code? Something doesn't seem right here. I went ahead and called the Clackamas store to inquire if we needed to spend money to get a code (so I could try to get one for myself since I gave mine to my brother) and they told me no, you just have to come in to the store and it's one per person. These stores should have the same District Manager..so who is lying? I won't be spending money at the Eastport location anymore because I don't think the manager there was being truthful.. I also work retail and I know that things can be cruddy sometimes, but I don't lie to people so my store gets more money and Pro Sign-Ups ‍

Not particularly a fan of the current manager at this location, but I do believe that GameStop is a…read moregood company. One of my favorite employees from here no longer works at the location so now I would have to visit other malls to get the games and merch that I want.

United Radio Supply. That sounds important. This electronics distributor, now going by URS, is a…read morewalk-in supplier of tools, cable and a selection of electronics parts. Klein Tools, many made in the USA. They have items like a flameless heat gun, which could go well with their contactless infrared thermometers. They stock plenty of datacom cables and parts, routers and hubs, HDMI and other video cables. They also have heat shrink tubing. Don't forget the awesome Elenco Snap Circuits for kids! URS stocks some Spark Fun Arduino and Lilypad Arduino items! They also have LED strips. Those are all pretty useful things you will not find in retail stores in Portland! The universe of electronics parts is huge now, and it is difficult for local suppliers to stock. So their actual parts selection is small. They have blister packed 74xx and the like, and a few bulk resistors, capacitors and LED's. But they are a good place to check if you can't wait on remote suppliers for something you need now!

We made the rounds today to the best of the best in this neighborhood and today they came through…read more We knew we needed something but we weren't quite sure what. That's when he came to the rescue. As we explained our needs, little by little he was able to hone in on just what would work and just what we needed to leave with. By the Time all was said and done, we left with the perfect items we knew would do the trick. The guy who waited on us knew what he was doing and smart and friendly made the experience that much better. I can't say enough good things about him or our experience here today. Need electronics? Choose this one, even if you have to drive a little farther. It'll be worth it.

I can't say enough about Fred's Sound of Music and it's personnel. Will Farnham is the most…read moreknowledgeable person I know when it comes to audio systems. Bill, the Operations Manager was a gem to work with and finally...Joe, who installed the system was a true professional in every manner. You can't go wrong with this team.

Fred's is a wonderful holdover from the days when mom and pop audio stores existed in many…read moreneighborhoods. They carry new gear at all price ranges, as well as doing repairs and selling a fantastic variety of used audio. In my experience, high quality hifi gear tends to be bought by people who take good care of it, and makes for excellent purchase opportunities when the original owner decides to upgrade. Whether I need something or not, looking at both the new and the used gear at Fred's is always fun.

This is one of the sadder looking targets I've been to but that might just be the general set up…read morefor most retail stores in Portland. Coming from out of state I was surprised to see all of the private security and nearly everything including toothpaste (aside from kid's flavored) was locked up. We stopped by to get some basics and I actually saw some nice featured collections, which I can't always get at my local Targets because they run out of stock quickly. I was able to try them on in the fitting room and complete the purchase as usual with the RedCard. We found everything else fine given the easy layout compared to other locations.

Management following customers around like everyone is trying to steal…read more Employees yelling at customers that they're about to close. Manager not allowing people to use the restroom at 10:03 The morale here is as bad as the cleanliness and I will legitimately never step foot into another target after coming here

Audio Specialties is a gem in the Gateway neighborhood. It is great to still have a place in the…read morecity that does repairs and stocks vintage gear. Whether I'm just browsing, trading in a piece of 70s era hardware, or having something fixed, this is my main destination.

I bought a 1972 Sansui 210 stereo receiver on Facebook market place when I got home it didn't work…read moreI was super bummed. However I brought into audio specialties. The owner Doug repaired my receiver and it sounds amazing. I learned that Doug has been repairing stereo equipment for over 30 years he is professional and repaired my receiver very quickly. I highly recommend Audio specialties.

Had a great experience with the SE 82nd & Holgate T-mobile store today. Can highly recommend the…read morestore, the manager, Ruth Hepp and her staff. Came in with my daughter. Her phone was not charging. Ruth diagnosed the problem, the prong in the phone's charging port was damaged. Now, I have insurance on it which would cost $49 in deductibles and take 2 days to receive a new phone and then a second trip back to have the data moved from phone to phone. Ruth suggested that we buy a wireless charger for $30 so that we could get the phone up and working (my daughter is in college and needs a phone available). We can always file an insurance claim later. Love how this nanager thinks & trouble shoots.

These guys are the best!!!! I never feel rushed, they are very knowledgeable. Angel and Brandon are…read morevery patient and great at their job. I think, the manager Rob is a wizard. He is a true professional because he knows his job very well!!!!

FRIED MY TUNE AMPS WHILE I URINATED…read more I brought 2 tube amps in to sell and they wouldn't let me use their bathroom, next thing you know they said only one side worked on both amps. I understand that these guys are "tech savvy" but don't be fooled. I am a professional music producer and I had the amps set up in my studio right before I came and they worked fine. THEY ARE GAMERS WHO GET OFF ON RIPPING PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIVES AMD FRIENDS OFF. Definitely idiotic nerds. Came out with 9 buck for a couple games. Not worth it.

Extremely rude customer service from the younger guy here at Stuff. I understand that your business…read moremay not be doing well or your items aren't selling, so you might push items onto your customers to buy, but this is not how you treat your customers. It's not a very good business practice to slam your items down onto the glass cabinet while you make snarky comments about how no one else in Portland wants to buy your cameras. Be patient with your customers and don't use your sarcastic remarks to push a customer to buy. The only thing it does is push them away! The only positive thing I have to say is that the prices are decent and I was able to negotiate on an item I wanted. Other than that, I wouldn't recommend this business. Look elsewhere.

Currently target is selling a Dreame wet dry k20 pro and you need to know this! I bought one in…read moreDecember 2025. I paid $175.00. However you cannot purchase the replacement roller or filter if you need too. It's a one time use. I contacted Dreame and they do not have any replacement parts that you can purchase. So you end up spending $175 for a couple months. I have gone round and round with the Dreame customer service and they obviously do not care. Am I mad?!? Very!! I'm contacting the better business bureau and filing a complaint. Target should look into their products before putting them on the shelves.

If I could leave one star, I would. I am visiting from out of town, & during the duration of my…read moretime here, the majority of the employees have been extremely rude, & exhibit horrible attitudes. Some refuse to assist when asked for help, or if they do, it's as if helping is a major inconvenience to them. They also lock the doors before posted business hours, without any explanation or warning. There is no point in operating a business if you are not going to switch things up on a whim, especially when this is a corporate company. I asked several employees to show me where (a sign, a website , etc.) they have specified that the store closes 5-10 minutes early, and none of them could. One of them refused to speak to me (he actually ran, & gave a snarky response while doing so), even though I was very polite when asking. None of the employees I've encountered over the last few weeks should be working in customer service. If there was another Target nearby, I would frequent that one, but unfortunately, this is it. Hopefully, the people working here will receive the necessary training on how to work with the public, & how to execute proper customer service at all times. I understand wanting to get home, but there is a better way to go about doing things. If the store is going to close early, the hours that are posted should reflect this.