Had a issue with my memory partisans causing me not to be able to enable secure boot. They took…read morecare of the problem, ran my computer for viruses and even overclocked my custom build to maximize my performance. All staff were very nice and professional. Highly recommend.

These guys will swindle anyone who doesn't know about computers…read more PC built in 2020 and given to me for Christmas. Ever since I've received it, it's been rebooting randomly, sometimes without running any graphic intensive games or intense programs(It'll happen while running Firefox and Spotify.). Brought in the PC multiple times over the span of the warranty, got told that nothing was wrong and that it was dusted. This happened multiple times: PC reboots, take it into MDC, nothing is fixed. 5 years pass, and during these 5 years I am under the impression it is a faulty power supply. Warranty is long gone, and so finally I decide to check the temperatures (Which, admittedly, is what I should've done first.). Find that my processor is consistently at max temperatures without running anything graphics intensive. Took PC to Best Buy's Geek Squad, get told its an overheating issue. Within 20 minutes. I went to MDC today, got mad that they wouldn't fix the problem that had been happening while it was under warranty, and then left. I got a call from the owner, said he'd fix the issue as long as its a hardware issue, and it'd be free. I'll update this review when I receive my PC again. UPDATE 2/13/25 Received my PC about 3 days after I had posted the review. Since then, I've had no issues running any games. It seems like they installed a new cooler and a new top fan, and it runs smoothly. They even upgraded it to Windows 11. I'm happy they fixed the PC, but not so happy it took this long. Review updated from 1 star to 3, I still recommend doing your research on computer places.

I am a few months from 90 years old. Before PCs in 1961 I was a field technician repairing computer…read moresystems at the world's largest computer users. When the PC was created, I built my and maintained own first few PCs. When I reached an age where I am not able to do my own repairs, I located Localtech. They have repaired my (several) PCs since about 2005. #1 for me is competence and #2 is integrity. They are outstanding in both! Whatever you have that needs repair or TLC they can do it right. Have no fear or concern using Localtech. Take it from a knowledgeable pro.

Local Tech, LLC is not registered with the NM Beter Business bureau. For a least a year they were…read moredoing business without a city business license, and did not pay sales taxes on their sales, which is illegal. I made the mistake of buying a Dell laptop from this huckster for $200 in Jan of 2026 and was told that the laptop was actually worth $1000. That was a lie, since the Dell model was already out of commision, The vendor sold me an adapter which did not work (after trying to give me an adapter that was so corroded that it looked like it had be eaten by bacteria.) After I ordered off E-bay my own adapter, I tried to get some simple recompensation: the owner, who was operating without a license, and violating NM sales tax law, suggested that I send the laptop back to him at my expense for him to "diagnose," A horrible experience, with a man with no honor,

Granted, the bedside manner of the employees here aren't what you're going to receive at your…read morefavorite restaurant. That being said, I was surprised and pleased with the service I received. I brought in a UPS (APC, model Back-UPS XS 1500), because it had started making an abnormal noise. I figured it meant it's battery life was almost over and soon there would be no more little electrons working to store energy. I was really surprised when "Anthony" started taking it apart right then and there (I figured I was going to have to leave it for them to work on later). He troubleshot the problem, confirming that yes, one battery inside the UPS box was almost completely shot, and the other one was failing too. He had the batteries I needed in stock, replaced them both, and then verified everything was working correctly. He only charged me for the price of the new batteries. At a cost of $36.99 per battery, the savings of replacing the two batteries versus buying a new replacement UPS amounted to approximately 80%! Total in store time was approximately 15 minutes - and problem fixed! This place also replaces smartphone batteries and can replace FOB keys. I'm going with 4 solid Stars. Thanks Anthony!

After weeks of trying to secure new rv batteries, Batteries Plus came through with two (2)! in…read morestock! We snatched them. The price was reasonable and we are delivering these old bad boys back for our deposit! This business did provide conflicting information about installing them, but did suggest calling automotive places for installation. Turns out our automotive repair guy said it's pretty straight forward. Sure would be great to have had them installed when bought. Hence, no 5 stars. Personable & friendly! Thank you folks!

I was referred to this Verizon store/stand because the Lohman store didn't sell the SIM card…read more Dominique was very helpful and completed the setup for me. She also didn't have to ask for an ID which the Lohman store could not assist me because they require an ID.

Yelp states that this Verizon store is closed but I was in the store a few days ago. It was a…read moreterrible experience. I needed help with one function on my phone. After a feeble attempt to resolve my problem, I was presented with a new plan including a new phone (@$27/month for 24 months). Insulting, offensive, disgraceful business.

Great folks to work with. Reliable, convenient and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend.read more

I am disappointed to say that I did not have the best experience with one stop shop computers. I…read morespecifically chose One Stop due to their PHENOMINAL reviews. My work PC (an almost 5k computer I built myself for video and photo work) had its OS crash mid day. I had important data stored on my boot drive with no back up (storage is expensive and I couldn't stretch for another drive but I knew better). I called one stop shop and they let me drop it off the same day. I explained exactly what happened. I believed that the bios was outdated (we all get busy right), causing DDR5 instability leading to OS corruption on my ssd. I told Tamica that I usually do all the work on my own PC but opted to bring it in hoping they could save my data because I had no experience in data recovery. I brought my PC into the shop around 12pm with my 4070 uninstalled and in its box because it is a bigger card and I did not want to damage my motherboard. Later that day I received a call from their tech asking about my device. He asked which graphics card was mine because "there were a lot in the shop". He was able to locate it after I told him it was in its original box with my name and number on it. He then informed me that he would be reinstalling windows (mind you, at the door I was verbally told my 100$ diagnostic fee would be credited to my repair and no quotes on prices were given throughout the repair process) Tamica called me by 6pm saying their tech was able to recover some of my data, that windows was successfully installed on my device and that I owed an extra 319$ in addition to my diagnostic fee. I was shocked. I estimated the job to cost a maximum of 200$ from research but finally decided that if they recovered my data it was worth it. When I went to pick up my PC I asked that the GPU be taken out and placed in its box again, for safe transport. This computer is my livelihood. Tamica and Damien assured me that it would be ok to travel installed. I believed them. When I arrived home I found that the GPU screws had not been reinstalled and that my heavy card was not properly seated in the graphics card slot. I reseated the card which was by the grace of God not damaged. When I went to boot my system I found that Windows had been reinstalled onto the same M.2 SSD that contained the corrupted operating system and my missing data. Because additional data had been written to the affected drive before recovery was completed, this may have significantly reduced the possibility of recovering my files. I also found that the shop had added a new Microsoft account for my device and had not given me the password. I was able to eventually figure out the password (1234) but should not have had to troubleshoot that issue by myself. When I finally managed to check my files NONE were recovered. The only files present were those on my secondary drive. When I went to re-boot my system, access bios and command I found that they were inaccessible. After about 30 minutes of use my device showed me a BSOD and was stuck in a boot repair cycle. I eventually deduced that the shop had reinstalled windows on the corrupted m.2 boot drive, effectively writing over my data killing any reasonable chance at data recovery. For a system brought in specifically with concerns about data recovery, I would have expected the affected SSD to be evaluated separately before performing an operation that could write new data to the drive. A more appropriate recovery process would typically involve removing the affected drive, preserving it, and attempting recovery before reinstalling an operating system. This made me even question if they attempted to recover my data. I ended up uninstalling the corrupted m.2 drive, clearing my cmos, flashing my bios and reinstalling windows myself onto a healthy m.2 drive. I respectfully texted Tamica and told her the issues I was having with my device and asked if we could come to some type of resolution because the shop had reduced the chance I would be able to recover my files, incorrectly installed windows, almost lost my graphics card, and almost broke my PC by not installing the graphics card bolts. She verbally confirmed that the work done by the shop was unacceptable and asked for me to wait until the end of the day so we could go over the itemized invoice as well as come up with a resolution. I declined to bring my PC back for the 30 day warranty as I had already reinstalled windows and updated my system. At the end of the business day Tamica sent me an invoice, thanked me for choosing one stop, and wished me a good day. She refused to issue any refund because "Any issues with the repaired device need to be addressed within 24 hours" (despite the fact I texted her with my issues as soon as I got home) and that my PC had a 30 day warranty and they would fix any issues I had with my device.

Didn't know if my data could be retrieved. I was met with honesty regarding the chances. Left my…read morebroken phone and 2 hours later got a "possibly" good news call. He then downloaded to my new phone and all data was preserved. I am very satisfied with the service and pleased with the cost.

Really knowledgeable staff. Best price in town. Very very fast and detailed. I highly recommend…read morethis place

Tim was very professional, knowledgeable and kind. Phone…read morefix was fast and reasonable. I would gladly recommend this shop for your phone repair!

These guys are very nice, but I've had my screen replaced 2 times on the same phone for a faulty…read morescreen. $375 is tough to swallow for a phone that only works for a few weeks or months and then craps out. Going to have to buy a new phone now.

These guys are very personable, warm and friendly. They will…read morepatiently explain your issues and work very quickly to get multiple problems solved simultaneously. They will streamline your computer systems and save you lots and lots of work. They are also working with nonprofits to bring them up to date!

What great and timely service from We Are It! I had several "issues" with new gadgets and Thomas…read morefixed them all in a little over an hour. He was presented with some challenges and step by step figured everything out. I recommend this IT company 100%!