Every time I'm in this store (at one point at least once per week) Parm and Krishna are always very…read morehelpful. Parm has vast knowledge in this field and will take the time to help you whether it's a question about a part or a compatible replacement. Incredible amount of in stock items from children learning tools and projects to tools and of course electric and electronic parts. I find they're pricing is fairly good on most items.

Sayal is the best electronics vendor in this area of Burlington, Hamilton, Oakville and surrounding…read moretowns. It has a wide variety of products but its biggest asset is the people who work there. People like Parm and Krishna are the heart of this business, and without their help, knowledge and great customer service, I would be lost shopping at Sayal. Krishna is always willing to assist and direct me to the appropriate aisles. Parm seems to know everything about electronics and has helped me troubleshoot issues and then provide me with the products I need to fix them. I highly recommend Sayal to all DIY'ers and others looking for assistance with their projects. Kudos to Parm and Krishna and all the employees. Thank you. Ed

Odd company. Spoke with owner Jamie on the phone 4 days ago who told me to send him pics of my…read moreprojector (which needs replacing) and other info about updating my setup to C4. He said he's booking 3 weeks out, which is fair enough. But I requested he please provide me with a firm date 3 weeks from now so I could schedule time off/arrange with JVC to get the new projector (which was off the warranty so the service manager is doing me a huge favour). He agreed. No reply. Next day, no reply. Third day, I called and left a voicemail. I also texted him and told him to please call me with a date to confirm. No reply. The odd thing is on the phone in our initial conversation, he assured me customer service was his priority and he always gets back to everyone on time. That's demonstrably not true. So be warned. I want to work with an AV/Home Theatre company that gets back to you in a timely fashion, within 24 hrs. Nobody wants to be ghosted by their home theatre guys. It's been 4 days and nothing. Good thing I didn't give him my business! He clearly doesn't need it.

All my questions were answered in an extremely professional manner with incredible knowledge.read more

I went in for advice about an Amazon firestick. The sales person explained it to me, showed me how…read moreit worked, was very patient. They told me how to set it up at home and cautioned me about problems I might encounter. I was very happy with the service and I really don't think I could have possibly had a better experience.

They kept trying to get my grandmother (who doesn't speak English very well) to switch plans when…read morewe didn't ask. They then scammed her by selling her a glass screen protector for more money when I asked them to give her a plastic one. These people will go very far out of their way to get a sale.

I have a 52 inch Sharp LCD that I purchased new 14 yrs ago and it cost nearly…read more$5,000. I have had it fixed twice by Keith and he says they do not make them like this any more. I am so amazed with Keiths knowledge and great prices, I will always go to him and I refer everybody to him.

I have been taking audio gear to Keith for many, many years now. He is a terrific gentleman who…read morealways has a smile for his customers. He is polite, patient and kind. He never talks down to you in any way! Your repair is done in a matter of a few days and for incredibly reasonable prices. I don't think I've ever paid more than $40-$60 for any of Keith's work on my vintage gear. Whether it's a television, vintage receiver, turntable, guitar amp...Keith can do it ALL! Go see him!

I went to the store about a month ago to get a shorter phone charging cable to keep my phone…read morecharged all day while driving. The cable set I bought only lasted a month it then fell apart. Its made by Choetech. I went back to the store and the tech people would not exchange it foe a new one. This will be the last time that I will visit this store or talk to the staff. I am very disappointed and will not return.

We needed a few tools for networking so we stopped by Canada Computers. The store is well organized…read morewith no frills in the store design or fancy displays. We were greeted right when we entered and asked if they could help us find anything. The guy that helped us knew exactly which aisles we could find everything. We followed his instructions to find out wires in the silver bags (very accurate!) and we were in and out in about 5 minutes.

I saw that a headset I was eyeing was finally on sale at Best Buy. I went in store to check out…read morewhat it looked and felt like in person. There were a lot of employees working that night and they were all customer service focused. We were greeted warmly by a few of them and asked if we needed help. One gentleman helped us lookup whether they had items in stock and walked us over to the section. This Best Buy has a gaming center in the middle where you can try out different machines on performance demanding games.

Went to buy a TV and was not sure what to get. I was kind of iffy about selecting a not so well…read moreknown brand but the staff was very helpful in explaining the different options. They also organized to get the TV shipped as I could not manage it on my own. TV arrived on time and is working well.

Every time I've been in the store, I've been either the only customer or one of the only customers…read more The store seems to always be empty, which isn't that surprising given the things I've noticed, as I'll describe below. For starters, the prices are pretty mediocre to be blunt. For instance, a Yamaha R-S300 is $299.99 on their boxing day sale, but regular $250 on Amazon.ca. This trend continues throughout their product line, with their sale prices consistently equal to or higher than some other stores' regular prices. The employees' knowledge is surely more than the average Best Buy employees' knowledge, but even then sometimes I felt as if they were reciting what they read on the product description. It's not all bad, though. Unless you go to a dedicated hifi store, you're not going to find a lot of mid to high end audio equipment, which is where 2001 seems to hold an edge. Brands like KEF and Paradigm aren't available at most chain stores, so it's nice to be able to go in and audition them without the pressure that some hifi stores put on you (I feel like I'm a criminal every time I go into a hifi store when I'm just there to audition stuff with no real intention of buying). A few times I've gone in and flat out told the employees I'm just looking and that I'm not interested in purchasing anything today, and they still let me audition multiple speakers and receivers, which I felt was nice. I'd recommend going here to audition equipment as they have a bit of variety in terms of speakers and receivers, but unless you want the product that day and/or the price is on par with competitors, buy from somewhere else.

I recently took my iPhone for a battery change and was pleasantly and warmly greeted by Johnny. He…read morewas friendly, professional and the service, exceptional. I also needed to replace my charging cable and he was generous enough to give me 2 free cables. I would definitely return here for future assistance and would highly recommend CompuMobile for any tech support. For me, they are the gold standard for customer service.

I've been bringing my devices and computers to Compumobile for over three years now. Every time I…read morebring my devices to them for assistance and help, they continue to impress me with their professionalism, honesty and integrity. Most recently, my PS5 had a minor glitch and did not require a comprehensive repair. They ended up fixing it free of charge. I would highly recommend this store to anyone.

When I visit, I normally look at the non appliances stuff (ex. household items, stationery, storage…read morecontainers, slippers). The shop is sort of a general store (minus the food). It reminds me of Dollarama but with a lot more options and variety of things. The shop is sort of a general store (minus the food). Design and colors seem to range from cute to somewhat neutral. You will find what you need pretty easily. Also, the pricing is pretty cheap and affordable (depending on what you get).

Pretty good for random finds. some things are questionable in terms of authenticity, but the prices…read moredo reflect that. much like a home hardware store that has a bit of everything. they've really increased their inventory and variety over the years.