TradeMeIn is one of the few, independent stores which buy and sell games, mobile phones and tech…read moreitems, it's most similar rivals include CeX and Game, both of which have stores nearby, for me this store is much more modern and vibrant than other trade-in retailers with a blue theme, it just felt clean and modern inside which you generally don't get with CeX. The location is in Leeds centre, although being in St John's it is a little isolated and doesn't get the footfall which the main city centre and the likes of The Trinity does. The quotes here for trading in items seems rather generous, although for my phone I had been quoted higher from both Mazuma Mobile and Music Magpie, the quote I was given was much higher than any mobile phone networks recycle scheme and their nearest competitors, Game and CEX. The store was a little small, so the selection could have been better. There was a large selection of more older games and DVD's compared too new-ones. I don't like their website, it makes it rather difficult to set up an order and the database just doesn't work online, for example, if you searched for an iPhone it would come up starting with 3GS first, with around 20+ pages, and if you search the iPhone name and model exactly, it doesn't come up so this filtering system just isn't working and needs work, to improve the customer experience before coming into the store. With trade-in prices on average better than its closest rivals, yet not the best overall and a good store feel which is how a trade-in store should be, of course, it can improve based on making sure it is easier to get a quote, and perhaps the size of the store and location to a certain extent, it still is a slightly above average store in general and anything less than a three-star rating would surely be an insult for a store which I see high potential in to be upgraded in the future.

Typical Comupter Exchange (when did they change their name to Cex? That threw me completely) in…read morethat it is constantly rammed with teenage skater/emo kids and smells like it too, but differs from the Leeds one because it's on one floor, which means there are slightly less DVDs. But equally, you don't have to go up any stairs to get to them, which is great for lazy people like me. Lots of mobile phones up for grabs, and games consoles and tellies and the like, but I like the DVD bargains myself - especially the Disney DVDs cos they're normally well expensive, but I got Monsters Inc for £5. Mike Wazowski! Woop!

56 Kirkgate, Bradford…read more BD1 1QT 08453451664 Dont really like second hand dvds or games, etc as i like to know what im buying. I have been in here a couple of times as i was told they might do some cheap dvds but i was never told they were preowned so i wasnt impressed. If you dont mind preowned though you can find a good bargain here as they had lots of cheap finds - just they werent new. The store is opposited mcdonalds at middle of town outside of kirkgate market so it is in a prominent postition. The staff are quite friendly but always seem really busy as the store is always full. The queues are horrendous so be prepared.

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

Quite a good little game shop. It's small but has quite a good choice. I think some of the stock is…read moresecond hand, but it will be labelled as so. They also sell figures and collectibles. Prices are average. Some staff are friendlier than others.

HMV is a large chain of Music stores in the UK, selling a large amount of albums, dvds and some…read moregames. I called in here today while in Bradford, this is quite a new store in the new(ish) Broadway Centre in Bradford, from the mall it does look quite nice and vibrant with it's glass windows. This HMV store is one of the few stores in and around Bradford, with the nearest other branch to this being 6.5 miles away in Leeds, and then 10.3 miles away in Huddersfield. This store inside is okay, but nothing special, the service isn't great here and neither is the selection of games. This store is tucked into the corner, next to Debehams but still does slightly stand out but it is only as you go in the store, the store which looks like a good, vibrant store, isn't, it is barely average and although this is a nice addition to Bradford's Broadway Mall, it sadly doesn't deserve anything more than two stars.

Not a huge shop, but does sell all the latest releases. The staff are helpful and will try and find…read moreyou what you want if they dont stock it. Best to go when theres a sale on, as theres always a great bargain to be had.

Game is sort of like haircut to me; it is essential in some ways, but a bit of an extravagance in…read moreothers. I love going there and browsing all of the new games on sale and getting the odd opinion from their staff - the guys in there generally have pretty good knowledge about the stock. They sell all kinds of computer games including PC Games, DS, PSP, Playstation 3, Xbox and more. They generally stock all the newest releases and a wide selection of older games so you shouldn't have a problem getting what you want - unless it is the release day when sensibly you should call and try to reserve the game! They also do pre-owned games for a reduced rate, which is cool. Although you don't often get than much of a discount - between £5-£10 ish - it's worth it since they won't sell a second hand game that won't play. They even have a selection of older games, such as PS2 games, which is great for geeks like me who want to collect all the Silent Hill games and so on! You won't always find an awesome old game, but always worth a check! Sometimes the staff can be a little too 'salesman' for my liking, but generally they are friendly and fun. All good!

Game in my eyes is the more expensive alternative to Gamestation. Selling more or less the same…read morething, consoles both portable and stationary, from the DS, Playstation, PSP, Xbox, Wii, so on and so forth. There are the accessories that go with these fine items, balance boards, extra joypads, portable packs, hand kits, even rather cool t shirts if that's at all your thing, I know it's mine. Games prices really don't undercut the market, and it appears that Game has some of the higher price tags than the internet and Gamestation. There is also a preowend games section, whereby most of the games look like they've been played once and completed and discarded with the utmost care in order to get on to the latest graphic offering. The last console I did purchase I did get it from Game, and that was only because I went up to Gamestation got the prices after snooping around Game, and then went back to Game, told them I was gonna buy the whole lot from Gamestation and they cut me a deal. So there is wiggle room if you're willing. Aim for a manager type who looks like he or she is low on commission. :)