This place is a little gem. Finally a computer shop where they don't roll their eyes when you don't…read moreknow the difference between a 16 Port 10/100 Rackmountable Networking HUB and a Cheese Sandwich. PC world should be running scared, this place sometimes undercuts them up to 40%, surely that's worth the 10 minute walk from town. A revolutionary idea that most computer shops fail to miss, Titan sells loose blank CD's and DVD's! Why buy the spindle of 100 when you only need 1? The only downside is the location; it's a ten minute walk from town. But if you cut through Glasgow green and keep thinking about all the money you're going to save, it makes for a pleasant little trip.

yes, live across road from currently closed' dangerous building ' premises;wish they would relocate…read morequickly to some other outlet near to me (or anywhere). with A4 at 3 quid a ream and free advice on how to fix your laptop yoself, TITAN is seriously missing............

The service from Amjad in the Argyle street shop is superb. He is competent, efficient, friendly…read moreand so helpful. I highly recommend him. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Eleanor

Absolutely brilliant. Helped me out with spares to get a laptop up and running. Had the charger I…read moreneeded at great price. Highly recommended.

Another good local store, Creative Solutions carries add ons for computers, from keyboards to hard…read moredrives, as well as mobile phonesand gaming consoles. It is not over-used: I have always been the only customer when I visit, and the staff are really helpful and honest, even telling me that the website isn't updated that often and it is always best to check with them for the latest prices! It has a fairly small stock, but it does stock a cheap range of accessories, making it ideal for an emergency purchase of a new keyboard or mouse. It has a huge range of cables, though, and is something of a treasure house for anyone wanted to update their computer without shelling out on a new machine.

I brought my Marshall headphones in with a gold plated jack for repair/replacement and they just…read moredestroyed the value of my headphones, the fix doesn't even work. The cable has been melted at one place due to the "technician" dropping the soldering iron on it. The brand new replacement gold plated jack I brought in has scratch marks on it and has been bent, therefore when plugged in only one earphone works... In the end got my money back but still have a melted cable, broken jack plug and a few cm off my cable... and no fix. I am very sorry but I do not recommend this shop for music repairs, they didn't even say sorry :O

Amazing job done on my macbook air ,few proplem all sorted,i was confidnet to put my macbook in for…read morerepaire collected after few days even earlier than! So trusted repair price was fair too,many thanks again

Amazing and quick job for my battery iPhone phone was double sized and pushing the screen up phone…read morekeep restarting was risky and nightmare all sorted within 2 hours while am shopping in morrisons so came back good news all sorted back to normal

Brilliant shop, really friendly staff who couldn't do enough to help…read more They fixed my smashed laptop screen in 30 mins from me walking in with no appointment! while all other shops said it would take a week plus. This is due to the fact they have stock of spares and screens while other shops need to order in each part meaning it was much less time consuming and less inconvenience caused. They also polished and cleaned my laptop before I picked it up. Reasonably priced and fantastic customer service. I will defiantly be coming back if i have any more issues with my laptop. I would recommend this shop to everyone. Fantastic service.

My machine was infected by the notorious Metropolitan Police virus and I initially thought all of…read moremy data was lost, but these guys managed to recover my important documents and bring my computer back to a perfect working state. Everyone I spoke to at the shop was more than happy to help me with queries and questions, would not go anywhere else as I can trust Laptop & PC Doctor to provide a FLAWLESS service :). I would go as far as describing these guys as the ONLY professional computer repair shop in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.

This isn't technically a bad branch of PC World. It's quite big, spread across two floors and…read morethere's tonnes of parking space if you've driven here. It has a large range of items available and a good selection within those. You'll fine laptops, tablets, printers, TVs, cameras, speakers, and household appliances. Plus cables and accessories. What you'll probably struggle to find is what you're looking for or anyone who can help. After wandering the store for ten minutes trying to find a hard drive, I wandered for another five trying to find a sales assistant. No luck. I even tried standing near some expensive stuff in the hope that someone would appear to try to sell me something but that didn't work either. Eventually I stumbled across the hard drives by accident but they were (in my opinion) overpriced. It all felt like a bit of a waste of time. If you want an iPad or a TV you won't struggle to find it, although I'd shop online first to make sure you don't pay over the odds, but if you want a smaller item or accessory you could be wandering around for a while.

PC World can be quite an infuriating experience. You have a quick browse at the new computers and…read morefind that the machine you bought for £1000 two weeks ago has already been replaced by something ten times as powerful and half the price. That's not really PC World's fault though, and after the anger subsides this really is an excellent store for pretty much anything to do with computers. They also do games consoles and other techy treats such as digital photo frames and Blu-Ray players, so a trip in here for a memory stick can easily turn into an hour long trawl through an orgy of consumer electronics. I was pleasantly surprised by the staff as well. I came in to buy a router and expected the salesman to insist I need the most expensive one whilst demanding I take out a ten year warranty on it, but he actually recommended the cheapest option. I hope he gets employee of the month.

I have nothing but positives to say about this place, as I've used the services here time and time…read moreagain and only ever had excellent experiences, with first class treatment. This place is difficult to find, as it's in a small industrial estate that isn't particularly frequented, but if you're needing computer repairs done I suggest seeking this place out. It's owned and run completely by a lovely man called Phil who's nothing but helpful and will do anything he can to provide you with the services you need, be it fixing a cracked laptop screen to fitting more memory to a computer. Any time I've been in I've been offered a cuppa and always had a good chat whilst my repairs are being done. If the repairs are going to take a while he'll just give you his mobile number and tell you to call back in a few hours/days and it'll be done. As well as repairs, Phil's shop also stocks a lot of keyboards/computer mouses/add ons/customisations that are available to buy at an incredibly reasonable price; to go with the incredibly reasonable prices he charges for repairs. Need something done with a computer or a laptop? Head here right now!

To be honest, I only went in here because it's a few doors up from my house, but I'm very glad I…read moredid. They sell laptops but they also do laptop repairs at what I think are pretty reasonable prices (I've not got much to compare them to but I never feel I'm getting ripped off). I first went in when my laptop keyboard started losing keys at an alarming rate and they replaced the whole keyboard for £20. Then, more recently, my laptop was overheating quite badly (probably because it was full of sawdust after I got a new kitchen put in this summer) and they sorted that for £30. I also bought my other half a lovely little notebook computer which came installed with WIndows XP, some open source Office software and Microsoft Security Essentials anti-virus software. It was £150 but they gave me £20 off in exchange for an old Advent laptop I'd been meaning to get rid of for ages. The notebook also came with a six month guarantee so I know we can just go back in if anything goes wrong. I've never had any issues with stuff we've bought here or repairs they've carried out. The guys running the shop are really friendly, really helpful, especially the Irish guy who I think must be the owner. I know there are laptop repair shops all over the place nowadays but if you're in Shawlands then I'd definitely recommend this place.

From the owner: Cheaper Laptops UK sell new and refurbished laptops & desktops from £69.99…read more Cheaper Laptops UK specialise in the repair and upgrades of all laptops and desktops, we work on a No fix No Fee Drop your laptop into us for a free no obligation quote

The Memory Men…read more For your computer to work, you need adequate RAM. Random access memory. It sort of keeps track of what's going on inside and does the multitasking at rather an alarming rate of knots. Well, at least that's how I understand it as a non-geek. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAM probably proves me wrong, but I don't really care. My ageing but friendly machine was getting noticeably sluggish and a friend in the know suggested that I check out to what extent more RAM could be added. So off we saunter to the manufacturer's website, where we are posed the following questions. Name Product Range Model Serial number etc. etc. (Well - at least I didn't have to register, login, remember what my mother was once called etc.) Athletic efforts ensue to retrieve this information, lifting the box up high and desperately reading tiny labels in the hope of reaching enlightenment. Finally we almost get there, at least having some of the information, but unfortunately not enough to get full information on the site A quick phone call to PC-World reveals that the particular type of RAM for this general range of PC was no longer stocked. Bugger! My friend says "Check out Crucial.com" One click on the above URL and I am offered the use of their Crucial System Scanner tool and hit the appropriate button. Photo link: http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd76/Textklick/Qype%20pix/439710d0.png In seconds, it scans my computer, tells me the precise model number and spec, its configuration and their suggested upgrade. Effectively, it is telling me how much RAM I have, what the upgrade limits are, which particular upgrade options I have and which I should avoid (marking these in red). Its the equivalent of being instantly diagnosed and told how many replacement kneecaps - of which shape and type - you require, if you want to run in the London Marathon. Transparency rules! I select, add to basket, go to checkout and receive confirmation. In 18 hours, the 2 new cards arrive and get fitted. I switch on and whoosh! We are turbo-charged! If you think your computer is a bit sluggish, then try their scanner (if you are not geekishly inclined it might be worthwhile checking with one who is in the know). They also do modules, CMOS sensors, microdisplays, multichip packages etc. but this scanning thing is brilliant! Note: the image is their logo, to which they of course hold .

I was introduced to this company today so impressed. My puter has been a bit sluggish for a while…read moreand when I upgraded to BT Infinity the installer said I'm low on RAM (Vista hate it!). I called a couple of local PC engineers one of which told me to go on to the Crucial website to analyse my system. Bloomin eck within seconds it scanned the puter, told me what system I had, how much RAM was installed, how much I could put in, then gave me suggestions to put it right with a price including free delivery!!! Very, very reasonable price compared to Maplins etc. Plus whatever their system suggests is GUARANTEED to work or money back. Under £22 for 2 1gig memory incl shipping. Will use again if need to and tell others too.