after taking my laptop to various shops who turned me away, I went to techtok, who not only took it…read morefor repair, did it in a day! the price was very reasonable and would recommend them to anyone who needed repairs going forward!

My (Google) Pixel XL started charging intermittently and then stopped charging altogether…read more I did some research and found it was likely to be the charging port - but that this would require removing the (glued) screen without destroying or even scratching it. I took it to TechTok on Monday afternoon and it was fixed and ready for me to collect by mid-week. Recommended! Especially to anyone who has bought a glued screen and is worried about removing it.

Another of East Street's thriving little businesses, Fonehouse is a small chain of T-Mobile shops…read morewhich boasts a good selection of mobile phones, accessories and tariffs. Needless to say, if you're with T-Mobile and are looking for a new contract, this is the shop to find one. Fonehouse also do upgrades, unlocking and phone repair work. Although I'm not with T-Mobile, I have a friend who is and has found staff at this shop to be helpful and knowledgable.

Didn't think it was possible to rival HMV on price for DVDs and CDs? Will let CeX persuade you…read moreotherwise! It's a great exchange shop - you can sell off any of your unwanted electrical items, I find that you don't tend to get very much for things like DVDs but at least you get something back in your pocket if your mum starts threatening to take your collection to the charity shop! I've never bought anything more substantial, like a phone or game console, although they do sell them readily, I can't help agreeing with Craig in that much of it could well be taken-from-somebody's-hand rather than actually second-hand but nevertheless this Bristol branch offers a wide range of most things electrical. I particularly like coming here off a morning and spending a good hour rumbling through the stacks - it's always fun to go for an odd ball, something you've never heard of, sometimes it's brilliant and sometimes it's one to trade back to CeX!

This is a strange second hand electrical goods shop; it doesn't feel much like the dusty, manic…read moreones I remember from my youth. It feels shiny and new and you sometimes forget that all the stock was unwanted by someone. I mean I saw an iPad in there today...an iPad!!! Who got bored of it so fast they felt the need to sell it! And why weren't they allowed a refund from Apple, the thing only came out about a week ago!? They have a huge range of electronics in this shop; it's great just to have a browse. They have technical components and computer equipment for the tech guys who might want an upgrade, but they also have a great selection of cameras and laptops. They have a huge amount of computer games and DVDs and you can sell them yours once you've finished with them. I am not sure how good they are with the prices they will give you for them, but at least they are here to give us the option. Some of the stock prices seem a little high, but I am sure some haggling would be allowed.

There are so many phone shops to choose from nowadays it can be hard to know where to start. I've…read morealways found Carphone Warehouse a tad overbearing, besides, I don't even have a car anymore! Ever since The Link ruined Shed Seven's Speakeasy song with "at the link it's easy" (even though lead singer Rick Witter agreed to it) I've not fancied going in there so Phones 4 U is the other main option. I was having problems with my online contract in that it was way to expensive and in a fit of rage I threw my phone against the wall and smashed the screen (BA strikes plus my honeymoon makes me very unhappy indeed). The sales assistant was really helpful, she sat me down asked me exactly what I wanted, filled out a form, brought me out some handsets to try and offered me a really good deal (£25 a month with free text messages, internet, music downloads, touch screen handset and 300 mins). I said I'd need to think about it and she got a little pushy but stick to your ground and you'll be fine. I went with my provider in the end who undercut that by more than a tenner a month.

Perhaps it is a world I don't know much about; an industry with which I am not acquainted. The…read moreworld of unlocking mobile phones, regardless, has always confused me. When a phone is locked would one not assume it is the result of a little foul play? True, one may have forgotten their PIN number a few times but this slight and easily avoidable error would have to occur many times to necessitate the opening of an entire shop. In the event, nonetheless, of having locked your phone or needing a new SIM this handy place on Stokes Croft, I am sure, can help out. Admittedly on the one occasion I have gone to this shop looking for a phone the gentleman told me I'd be better going to Tesco where it's cheaper. This, in my opinion, reflects the good man's honesty. This is a business that is very much a service centre. They advertise services that if you want you'll go in for and if you don't you'll just carry on by.

Tony, at Unlock It UK, set up in business on a shoestring about four years ago. Despite a zero…read morepromotional budget, being a one-man-band, and also subject to the vagaries of the economy, he has survived thus far with his sanity in tact. The last four years have definitely tested him in every conceivable way! I have recently been back in touch with Tony about a cracked iPhone screen. Yes, i broke mine too! I had been quoted silly money to get it fixed; originally a whopping £180, and subsequently £120, and £100. The latter quote is from a great little indie mobile phone shop in Weston-Super-Mare, called Phone Tek Nation, but they don't always have the parts, and I'm still waiting to hear back from them. They said they'd contact me when the new iPhone supplies arrived. This was over a week ago, and they had already been waiting a further week since the order. So either Apple can't produce enough spares for these darned fragile bits of kit, or else I've been lost amid a sea of other iPhone users that have also dropped their phones.... I'm glad I thought to call Unlock It, because guess what? As always, the price I've been quoted beats all the rest by a mile!! He has quoted me £69.00!!! This is Tony's forte! he beats everyone on price and gets the job done. By the way, it was Abri at Tudor Mobile Services that put me onto Phone Tek Nation as he doesn't presently service iPhones, and knew I needed a quick fix. He's also in Weston, in the lovely Tudor Mall, opposite Lloyds TSB, and works with most models of phones, keeping the price extremely competitive.

T-Mo is now EE. But I've been on the phone for 45 mins waiting for customer service. This is after…read moregoing to this store for help getting the settings sorted for my phone to use the T-Mo prepaid SIM. The Asst. Mgr, said my phone didn't have the right settings to configure. "You don't have APN," Gary said. Really, I clicked around and there was "Access Point Names." Now what. He tried to enter the settings. Then said it didn't work and to call Customer Service to get a text with the settings. So as I type this review I've been on 0845 4125000 for 50 mins. A frigging joke! This store is about sales, not service. Other places would call customer service and get it sorted. What kind of manager would let a customer leave without solving the problem?! Certainly Gary from EE in Broadmead. ----------- Update: customer service said that Gary must have been mistaken. Just turn off Wifi, turn on data roaming and reboot the phone. Still not working. The call back in 15 min also didn't happen. Sigh!

Awesome little shop. We were in and out with brand new prepaid sim cards in under 10 minutes. The…read morestaff were knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. They got our SIM cards activated quickly and actively worked to make sure we understood what we needed to do regarding mobile Internet and SMS plans and all of the other "booster" packs T-Mobile offers in the UK. I wish they had explained a bit more about their international roaming to us, but we kind of just figured we'd be getting sim cards in other countries, so we didn't ask. I'm sure they knew about the "Euroboosters," but we didn't until it was too late to use them. Head to this T-Mobile store. You won't be disappointed. In a world full of cookie-cutter mobile phone stores, this one's actually a bit of a gem.

Cheats, Frauds, Liers, Money gobbling folks, Unorofessional, Rude, Inhuman, Unethical…read more Tronixcity told they will repair my brand new Redmi Note5 and based on their multiple assurances, I sent the phone through a courier service they suggested to use. They got my phone lost in transit. They are not returning my repairs fee also. It has been over 2 months now and still no cooperation. They are disconnecting my calls, not responding on my email and not returning the repairs fee. They are earning their business because of phone brands like Xiaomi and One plus only but when they lose the phone, they tell it is China phone and not worth the repair. On following up for the repairs money, they make false stories, hang up on me and will start screaming. They have no right to keep my repairs fee if they didn't provide the service. In my case after the phone was lost, I got some money because the couriers company was good. Had it been for Tronixcity, I wouldn't have got a single penny. Severe action should be taken against them for playing with emotions of innocent.

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