PC Friend is a computer and electricals store situated within the Crossgates Shopping Centre. I…read morenipped in there on my last visit for a brief look around, have a quick scan of their prices and such, and was fairly happy with what I saw. They seemed to have a few good deals on their computer accessories, with some fairly decent speaker sets at £50 roughly. The printer ink was really quite cheap, something of a godsend, since I know that it costs so much more in places like PC World and such. They had tons of things like keyboards, monitors, usb sticks and more - enough bits and bobs to satisfy any basic computer need. The chap in there became really friendly the more I browsed, asking twice if there was anything in particular that I wanted - to which I patiently responded both times "No thanks, just browsing." I know what it's like, having worked in sales, so I don't mind being asked. I stopped to browse over a mini laptop which retailed at £229, it was a PC which I don't really do, but my boyfriend's Grandma really needs one so I wanted to see what kind of budget we would be talking about. I guess that's not a bad price, but I didn't really check the spec so to speak so can't really be more particular than that I'm afraid. Essentially it seems that this is a handy little shop for any sort of accessories, certainly the staff are friendly, and perhaps worth comparing prices over their larger pieces of equipment!

You really need to avoid this place. They are supposed to…read morebe in the IT business, they are really more like demolition experts. I took a working, but slightly faulty PC in to have them diagnose why I was getting low frame rates after installing a new graphics card. They said they would do a diagnostic. It seems a diagnostic involves them breaking your PC so that it won't even switch on. After they have done this they will proceed to claim that it was like that when it came in. All this is utter bullsh1t. just like the reviews they have written for themselves on their little section on Google. They treat customers as if they are idiots who know nothing. Now while I am not an expert in IT myself I have many years experience of building perfectly good systems and they were talking rubbish. So if you want to be treated as an intelligent human being and to have your (probably quite expensive) PC diagnosed and looked after take it to somewhere that is at least halfway competent and not to these clowns.

I have used BSP since around 2006 and was put onto them via a friends recommendation. I can't think…read moreof anything other than praise. I have used other local pc shops and have been bamboozled with computer talk which is not for me as i dont know that much about pc's. BSP have been straight talking and down to earth without the jargon. Their pricing is not the cheapest but it goes back to the old saying" you get what you pay for". 10/10. Great

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this is my local computer store and no matter how many times ive been hes always got what i need…read moreand hes really polite to talk to the qualilty and price is reasonable and i would recommend it because i do go there alot

Very helpful. Although could not help as its a nokia feature phone not a smartphone, they removed…read morestuck sim for free and suggested a place that could help. Used them alot previously for prints and faxes. Friendly and recommend. There were a lifeline during pandemic.

Computer Corner is a cute little computer shop on Roundhay Road. It sells a small range of…read morecomputers and laptops and provides a repair service. I'm lucky to have a computer geek for a boyfriend...if this wasn't the case I would have relied on shops like this many a time to solve my computer-related trials and tribulations! This isn't the only thing they're handy for as they also have a pay point for bill payment, mobile phone top ups, bus tickets and TV licenses. Computer Corner also sells a wide range of computer-related accessories such as leads and keyboards and other essentials. It seems like a popular little shop as when I visited there was a bit of a queue. The staff seem friendly and helpful so if, like me, you're a bit clueless computer-wise, the staff should be able to point you in the right direction.

A & N Computer Consultants in situated in the Prospect Centre which is just off Bawtry Road, to the…read moreside of the Focus DIY store. Once inside the Prospect Centre you will find A & N Computer Consultants upstairs where you will also find quite a fair stock of computer parts to keep most people happy. The chap running the business is friendly and easily able to talk to my level of language and not baffle me. The business seemed reasonably busy with laid out computers half finished across two counters. Stock can be ordered in and that's usually the next day. I found myself there recently after my daughter managed to pick up a virus of some kind which completely killed the computer leaving us with a blank screen. In that condition to my mind the computer would have to be replaced but one day later and less than £50 we were plugged in and ready to run and that included some software for virus protection.

I have used this company on many occasions to get rid of viruses as well as advice on general…read morecomputer issues. They came to my home within a few hours of calling. I am very happy with the services they have provided. Most recently they serviced my computer because it was overheating and powering off, meaning they have taken it completely apart, cleaned all the dust out and repasted the chips, then fit it all back together, all for £20. It is now working perfectly.

Scd Enterprises has done a number of jobs on my computer, including replacing the psu and graphics…read morecard when they went faulty, upgrading to Windows 7 and replacing the CPU with the best chip that the board could take, then overclocking it to get the best possible speed out of the computer. My machine is quite old (over 10 years) but because of the upgrades it can still handle playing HD YouTube videos and iplayer without any jitters. It is the company's philosophy to make the best possible machine rather than forcing customers to buy a completely new one, thus recycling rather than tipping, so it ends up in say India where children are forced to extract the precious metals at risk to themselves from the toxic fumes that can kill. All done for a very reasonable price; as little as £20 N Brown

Yesterday I sold 2 mobile phones and was told the money would be in my bank by 12.00 the next day…read more The CeX site also states the same. On arriving home, I checked the receipt of goods ticket with both amounts totalling £0.00. I can only assume that the store have decided that I don't deserve the money for the items I sold. Should have sold on eBay. EDIT: further to the response from Cex. Both phones were immediately priced with the HTC U11 being labelled at £82.00 and put straight on the shelf for sale. I was told I would receive £46.50 for both phones. £5.00 was deducted per phone to add a charging lead. As I haven't received a penny for the phones, technically I still own them. I'll let any reader of this review draw their own conclusions re the ramifications of such actions.

The staff at this Leeds branch today were absolutely fantastic! long story short, they cleared up…read morethe right mess another Cex store, in Derby, had made. They went beyond what they had to to help me and I couldn't be more grateful

Currys Digital sell a good range of electrical and digital items such as tablets, laptops, and…read moretelevisions. The shop is quite nice and the staff are helpful and friendly but I do find them a little expensive compared to some other places especially online stores so although I go in for a look sometimes I never actually buy anything from there.