This particular branch of PC World is brand new, having only opened about a month ago, and the main…read morething about it is its size. From the front you wouldn't think much of it, but once inside you realize how deceivingly large the place is. Everything is laid out well so you can easily find what you want, and they have a really good variety and range of stock so you will probably be able to find what you are looking for! The one thing I would say is that when I went in there weren't many staff around that I could see, however perhaps someone was off sick or something, I guess you never know. I was looking for a new camera lead and the guy I spoke to was really helpful and friendly, which is always nice! It's a very modern and clean store, and I have nothing bad to say about it. In fact, its probably the best PC World I've ever stepped into.

i've Bought an iPad and a computer in this shop,both has given us problems from the first day,they…read morechanged our computer but it is always giving us problems,so I don't think this is a causality,my only advice,never buy anything in this shop

I had a truly dreadful experience in this store today. I made an appointment for 2.15pm and…read morereceived a text message stating my appointment was at 2.15pm. When I entered the store a man behind me, with no appointment, was served immediately. I was told to wait and then to stand by the iPad counter which I did. After 5 minutes I asked when I would be served. I was informed that my appointment was "from" 2.15 - 2.30 pm and I may have to wait even longer. The manager was rude, condescending and obnoxious. He would not listen to me and kept talking over me and interrupting. I can't believe that a shop could treat a customer in such a disrespectful way. I took my custom elsewhere and will tell all my family and friends to avoid this shop. Disgraceful.

While I'm not an out n' out Apple geek - I do love my Mac Book Pro. And my iPhone. And my iPad! Oh,…read moreand I quite like the look of Apple TV. But apart from that I can take it or leave it (please don't make me leave it) The Apple store is funny place to be. Down stairs you'll find kids playing on the iPads, iPod and iPhones and a few middle class old folk deciding how to spend £3k of their savings on something they really don't need. You'll also find free wifi and if you're REALLY lucky - you'll find somebody's Facebook page on an iPad that they've forgotten log out of. Upstairs is the 'Genius' bar. So say because it's full of Apple Genius's - and I'd tend to agree. Every time I've been there for a problem with one of my many Apple devises, they've quickly fixed it or replaced it with a brand spanking new device - which is always a treat! It's a funny place the Apple store. But if you want to buy an Apple product or get one fixed, you'd be silly to go anywhere else!

I handed my iMac in to be sold and asked them to save the contents on it before wiping it. They…read moredidn't. Years of memories lost.

If you are a Mac user, Tantra Computers is the only business that you need to know about in…read moreBristol. I bought my iBook from them several years ago, and have had first rate support ever since. On the outskirts of the city in Brislington (just off the Bath Road), away from the seething hubbub of the centre, Tantra is a low-key enterprise that quietly goes about its business. Pete, the owner, is effortlessly knowledgeable, and Sam, his right-hand man, is one of those twenty-something, terabyte driven, IT creative's, with a solution for everything. If they x-rayed his brain, they'd find a motherboard with processing speeds that developers can only dream of. Together they can resolve any issue that you could conceivably present them with. Hardware prices are competitive, but it's on the software and add-on services that you can save yourself a substantial amount of cash. They offer eminently affordable computing to people who want to get the most out of their machines. If your needs comprise of a solid hardware platform, with a software rich capability, you would be spending a lot of money unnecessarily if you went anywhere else.

I regularly find myself coming into this shop, seeing as it's one of the first that I come to from…read morethe Union Street entrance. They stock both consoles and games here (and their website even has a section on the newly announced Apple iPad, bizarrely enough!). Anyway, this isn't really the place that you'd come to in order to buy a brand new game or console, as there often better deals to be had elsewhere, but it's perfect for second hand bargains. Many's the time, I've popped in and come away with a few classics from a few years back. Yes, if you don't mind being at the coalface of gaming, this place will serve you just fine.

Never seemed to be the cheapest for anything which is surprising for a shop with obvious buying…read morepower. I hear the company have gone into administration so the future for this one looks uncertain