Ptrsented my Macbook pro that would not start up. The personablestore person started it up in…read moreseconds and sent me on my way with no charge!

They told me charging port needed to be replaced after "trying to clean it". Said it would be…read more$153.00. Mr Fixit cleaned port for $30.00 and it's good to go.

NICK was Awesome! . Had phone that had so much malware that I couldn't stop the pop ups to get to…read morethe store and download antiviral software. He helped factory reset and gave us tips. I will be back for my other electronic device needs!.

Decent business. The people are friendly. I bought a pair of their XPG headphones for around $60…read more After using them for maybe 8 months the plastic arch that connects the two earpieces spontaneously cracked. They still work I guess but the right ear is annoyingly loose. When I called to ask if I could get a refund or a replacement, they didn't believe me when I said the headphones cracked on their own. I can understand some skepticism about how the headphones broke, especially given the reputation of gamers and their anger issues, but it felt bad to be mistrusted like that. The employee said he couldn't help me and I needed to speak with the company who made the headphones. THANKS

Pro Camera is a bit of an unconventional camera/photo store because it's really a small retail…read morestorefront, behind which the main business is focused on camera repair. In the retail part you can buy a small to medium selection of film/digital cameras and supplies, but it's not the place to go for rack after rack of all the latest brands and models. They do have current offerings from a selection of digital brands for which they are dealers, but it's not huge. For film photographers like myself, again, they have a decent selection of film in various formats, but it's not as extensive as you'll find in larger stores. I try to buy my film from them when I can, because their pricing is the same as I can get anywhere and I want to support the small businesses that film photography absolutely depends on. The biggest threat to film photography's survival is the giant online retailers. Beyond the somewhat limited modern digital camera/lens selection, Pro Camera is one of the very few places you can buy expertly serviced film-era equipment or get your own properly serviced. I see on some of the other reviews people are complaining about pricing; well, in this area, you truly do get what you pay for. If you want a cheap film camera, go ahead and eBay it, but if you want a camera that will work properly and perform to factory specification for any length of time, the equipment at Pro Camera is a very smart investment. All the film cameras on their shelves in-store are expertly serviced, tested with very specialized instruments, and film-tested. In most film camera stores, little has been done other than a wipe-down and wind-and-click testing. Rarely does any store do professional testing with dedicated instrumentation; film-testing is pretty much unheard-of. Pro Camera is exceptional in this regard. By the way, the selection on their website is much smaller than in-store. I don't know why; I think it would be smart of them to offer all their gear for online purchase, but that's just me. The team behind the scenes at Pro Camera are world-class at servicing film cameras; it is rapidly becoming harder to find anyone even somewhat competent at this, and that makes it all the more extraordinary that they are playing a long-game and actually investing in expanding the number of technicians they have. I do camera repair myself and, as most camera repair technicians have done, I have sent my own equipment to a variety of others for repair. There's literally no one better than Pro Camera. And this brings me to my next point, the wait to get a camera serviced can be very long. That is a testament to how highly regarded Pro Camera's repair service is, among those who know the industry. So be prepared to pay what it's worth, and wait for it to take the time it's going to take, but getting it done right is worth it.

I want to support a local shop but with the prices and selection honestly you're better just…read moreordering stuff online.

They people who work there are friendly and very knowledgeable. I would definitely buy Legos and…read moremissing parts from them.

Had such a lovely experience this week. Stopped with my kiddo for a bit between errands and they…read morehelped her make a specific lego figure she's been looking for since she realized minifigs were a thing she could find without sets. They were SO kind and helpful with us, and chatted with her about her favorite lego show. (Also great used lego sets - many with original paper instructions!)

Tristan and his team are WIZARDS. My iPhone six was completely dead. I had taken it to another shop…read morein town where I was told it was hopeless, but Tristan had my phone working again in less than two minutes. I had three weeks of baby photos on my phone that I had (stupidly) not uploaded. He SAVED them! I had been referred by the guys the Sprint store, and I will certainly refer any friends whose phones break. True miracle workers!

I accidentally broke my girlfriends phone and the owner had her phone fixed in less than a hourread more

Always helpful, polite and professional. They have guided me in many projects and have more "stuff"…read morethan any of the big box stores. If you are looking for something you cannot find anywhere else, this is your spot!

I go here practically daily and I am shocked at the reviews here. I have never had an issue and I…read morehave some pretty esoteric requests at times. They have carried things to my car, helped me plan out homeschool projects when our kids were little, crafted solutions for me for bizarre problems (ie - I need something with a lid to house water and a pump for my irrigation) and they even helped me when I tripped during construction. I've never experienced what others have here and dont know what I would do without this incredible local gem.

Beautiful job reupholstering a chair and hassock. Friendly knowledgeable family business.read more

Tried to contact them several times, included photographs and descriptions, but they never…read moreresponded.

Laura and Chris are absolutely amazing and patient. Kind and friendly. Laura knew exactly what I…read moreliked

Easily one of the worst optacle shops in Charlottesville. This review is directed primarily at the…read morestaff (Michelle) and their [inability] to handle any sort of issue that a customer may have. I had my suglasses tuned up by one of the "associates" at the Barracks location, where the the lenses were broken within 5 minutes of handling. Since the frame was discontinued, I was offered very limited options as far as replacements. Long story short - my sunglasses were broken and was given an insulting 10% discount on my next purchase. I would consider playing "frogger" on I-495 before ever going into that shop again.