So I needed to get a printer, and there was no way I was going back to PCPC…read more(http://www.yelp.ca/biz/pcpc-halifax#hrid:BWS2mkUR1kXl_t9qHHQ4jQ/src:self) for more of their 'deals' so I took the trip to the Source at the Halifax Shopping centre. I saw the $69 all-in-one photo printer I wanted (yay sale) which did not have a display model above the tag. Fortunately the salesman searched the store for me and actually found one. The only caveat I had with the whole experience was the usb cables, for $25. I got one from Sears instead for $11. Overall, I think that this Source is a good place to shop when they have sales, with staff who are genuinely friendly and helpful.

I went in the day before Christmas eve…read more My fault. But this store has kind of lost it's way, so to speak.. I came in looking for a neat, nick-nack gizmo for my grandpa to help him out. I know they used to have them.. but they seem to have tried to have the stock of all the big box shops they compete with... in a space 1/32nd of the size. The sales people were no where near being able to handle the influx of people looking for stuff. So after shuffling around trying to find anything... I gave up and headed elsewhere.

I live a good way away from the city and I need a cane to walk so I make a point to take…read moreappointments seriously. On 16 Sept, yesterday, I had an appointment to change the battery in my phone. The appointment was at 1:00 and I had to grab someone at 1:05. There was the one guy behind the Genius Bar and he began to sign me in and prep my iPhone 13Pro for service. Then he left me to answer questions from 2 other people who didn't even own an Apple product--one was about the account of someone who had passed away. I never really had his full attention. Halfway through the process he told me my phone would be ready in 4 1/2 hours! I've changed batteries in the past and waited around an hour or so each time. As I said, I have a disability that affects my ability to walk and there's no way I could shop for that long and I sure as hell wasn't going to sit for 4 hours. I just cut him short, ended the appointment and told him I would be filing a complaint. When he told me there were 5 people ahead of me I should have asked if those 5 had appointments! With all the higher prices and expenses we pay for Apple products it's inexcusable for the company to treat customers this way. I've been an Apple customer since the early '90's and, for the first time, I'm considering changing to a Google phone! The store was busy but obviously they should've had more staff available. I'm hopping mad. Apple continues to decline service-wise and advance prices-wise and, at some point, customers will go elsewhere.

I went to the Apple Store in Halifax today. A lady who was triaging customers before entering the…read morestore turned out to be extremely difficult and curt, making me feel like I was stupid when I asked her for help. I wasn't able to download anything on my phone and because I didn't know why she became very curt and told me that she wouldn't make an appointment for me if I couldn't explain what the problem was -- the very reason I was there. I'm 70 years old and have no training in technology but I was taught manners. This person should be taught basic personal communication skills, let alone good manners.

I highly recommend this location to get any of your electronics fixed! I brought my iphone XR to…read moreget fixed after water damage and the tech Alex was very kind, knowledgeable and friendly. I brought my Microsoft surface pro 3 there 2 years ago when the screen was smashed and did not have the $275 to get it fixed at the time and left it there. Fast forward 2 years I go in and ask them about my tablet... and sure enough they still have it there and are willing to help me in any way possible. Even advised that they could get all my photos/documents off the device for only $50 if I couldn't afford the screen fix yet. Needless to say they are extremely helpful and listen to your problems, and are quick to fix your devices.

Clayton Park store ... Kyle and Victoria .. great team .. really know their "stuff" ... go there…read morefirst .. you'll be glad you did .. I certainly am .. 10 outa 10.

Came here when my Mac crashed while on vacation. Got it fixed even when crunched for time! Thanks…read moreguys :)

Got great service and help with my iPhone and AppleTV. Jonathon was in contact with me immediately…read moreand helped me with everything I needed. Wouldn't hesitate to recomend him to anyone else

For your gadget and electronic needs check out the Source in Scotia Square. Kris is a real…read moreelectronic guru and helped me find exactly what I needed. My goto store for all things electro and tecno.

Nic rules!!! Awesome fella and smart. Had no problems with the IPhone fix. Smooth and great kid!!!…read more Def would recommend him... CW

From the owner: iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad repairs for Halifax, NS and Dartmouth, NS.read more

This store may be small, but its deceptively so. Every time…read moreI've gone there, I was attended to quite fast considering how many people have Bell around here. All of the sales associates I've encountered at this location are very knowledgable, probably the most knowledgable for a cellular store that I've encountered as of yet. This doesn't mean they always have the solution to all problems, but at least they try their best to find you a resolution . My only cons regarding this store is how small it is (honestly I'm sure Bell mobility can afford a larger, more comfortable space), and secondly it seems like every transaction here requires tons and tons of paperwork.. I find this highly conspicuous since it is 2014 after all, and paperless is the name of the game these days. I don't know how they can represent themselves as "green" if modifying your contract results in enough printed paperwork to sign that a small village in the Amazon probably gets wiped out for every new contract. I'm aware that this is negligence on the part of the parent company, but i feel that it should be mentioned anyway cause it may be something that some people may take into consideration when choosing a wireless carrier.

I have mixed emotions about being a Rogers customer. I have been with Rogers for about 2 years now…read more I switched from Aliant because I could not seem to go on a plan that met my needs. My Aliant bill was never consistent and it was far more expensive than I wanted. I switched to Rogers (ported my phone number) and also got a second phone on my plan. I immediately found a plan that met my lifestyle and that would save me a ton of money. So...the best part of Rogers is that my bill remains the same every single month and it's always within my budget. The part of Rogers that I'm not happy with is their customer service. This seems to be a common issue that Rogers customer have. Everytime I call there (which seems to be more that I would like), I get a rep that doesn't seem to have a clue about how to read or explain their bill. I find it very confused and very fursurating! They need some further training and they need to learn some soft skills.

I went to this store to pick up a new Baby SIM card for my iPhone. I called ahead to ask whether…read morethere would be any. They said there were some, AND when I arrived there were some (ya'll know there was a chance there wouldn't be any) Then when the agent was signing up the SIM card he noticed I was paying 20$ for one of my phone packages. He then proceeded to tell me he would change it a new one (that had the same services) as it was currently cheaper. Yes! Cheaper! I didn't think this was even possible for agents to offer! Needless to say I was impressed. He then made sure my phone was up a running and installed my new case for me. I think this just goes to show how the new approach to customer service (using automated telephones) really takes away from the customer experience. For the last few months I have been thinking about leaving Rogers, but this individual has given me a glimmer of hope.