I'm not actually the best person to write a review about Deeco. See, Deeco is an electronics…read moresupplies store. I don't know squat about electronics. My boyfriend does, though. We come here so he can get stuff for his music gear. Yes, "stuff". Don't ask me what they're called -- again, I have no idea. But if you're in need of electronic parts for *insert appliance/gadget/thing here*, this is the place to go to get them. This store has several floors, so it's bound to have whatever it is you're looking for (well, most of the time). It's worth nothing that I HAVE actually purchased something here, which is a battery-operated doorbell for my year-old, doorbell-less apartment! Only Php 200! It plays a generic beeping sound, and Beethoven's Für Elise, mind you.

I'm afraid of owning a credit card; I don't know if I could control spending and own a huge debt…read morebefore I knew it. I also don't want to pay cash just in case something came up, but my trusted plasma TV died on me so it's time to buy a new one. Of course appliance stores in malls offer credit card payments at zero interest but that's not an option for me. Good thing my friend said he bought an air conditioner on installment basis with low interest rate at Imperial Marketing and it was easy to get approved. So I quickly headed to Imperial, it was a big building full of all kinds of appliances and the employees where very accommodating and one would even follow you around and tell you the details they need, terms of the contract and specifications of your desired appliances. I applied for a 32 inch LG LED television to pay off in 18 months and submitted the requirements such as two valid IDs, three months' worth of pays lip and proof of billing. They needed to do surveys about where you live and if you are able to make a payment and the process takes 3 days. After everything has been done, they called me to say that they approved me and I was able to take home the television that same day with a minimal deposit fee. it was n easy breezy transaction and I love my TV!

Awful. Avoid. Sold me misadvertised product. Should have received better customer care if I was a…read moreturkey waiting for Christmas. Buy elsewhere.

Anson's at the link is one of the biggest electronics and appliances stores in Makati…read more If you're on a mission to canvas (sp?) and or window-shop for your future home, then this is a great place to start. The big brands are there, and as for me, I just marveled at a lot of cute and colorful stuff - from brightly colored refrigerators, to vintage designed coffee makers. If I were being a "girl" I would've bought stuff just because they were hot pink or because the espresso machine was a Vespa-collab design. Ah, so many things to shop, so little money.

The delivery is so bad. Bought a fridge yesterday and it was supposed to be delivered the next day…read more It's already past 5pm still nothing. All their customer care numbers are not working.

Where there is an SM Mall, there is an SM Appliance Store. Since this SM Aura, the space is a bit…read moresmaller with less items, and the items offered are more on the high end. E.g. more expensive fridges, juicers, coffee grinders etc. For other items that they offer thing along the lines of air-conditioners, camera, cooking equipments, electric fan, floor care, freezer, home audio, laundry, portable, refrigerator, small appliances, to television, and other consumer electronics. They do have a booklet with all the appliances that they offer so you can order them, and they will deliver to your house. I give this place 3 stars because of the limited offering and there is just too much staff here, like almost 1 every 5m2.

Some time back last year (circa May), my Bose earphones were accidentally run over. At the time, I…read morewas very dismayed knowing I lost a good pair of earphones, but a friend recommended that I bring them to the local Bose service center. I hesitated, because I bought mine in Japan (which makes warranty presumably voided), but I eventually gave it a shot a few months later (circa August)...and it made me absolutely grateful to have bought Bose. They not only accepted my earphones (subject, of course, to me submitting proof of purchase), but they replaced them with a new model, no questions asked! The only catch at the time was that the model's 1-year warranty was not reset. Fast forward to last March, when I found a tear in the cable of my earphones (presumably caused by wear and tear, as I typically wore my otherwise-still-considerably-durable earphones even when working out at times). I brought the earphones again to the service center, where again, they replaced them free of charge, renewing the warranty period by 1 year as well. This reaffirmed my faith in the brand, since my original warranty was set to expire on April 3. 2016. In my experience with earphone units (Philips) purchased from third-party stores like Astovision and Odyssey, I have rarely experienced efficient warranty servicing, let alone a full-on renewal of the warranty period. Considering that previous experience, I count myself to be very thankful for buying Bose, as the local service center made it a point to take very good care of the customer and provide the best value for money.

Ever since I was young, a teenager to be more precise, I ahve always been fascinated with…read moretechnology, specifically consumer electronics. Television is by extension, one of the most fascinating pieces of technology I've read about. When I was young, my sisters would spend most of their time looking at clothes or shoes. I for one spent most of my time looking at Televisions at Automatic Center. This is because Automatic Center was one of the few places that would constantly update their line up of products with some of the newest models available. It's a spectacle to behold all those televisions playing videos on a loop. With each new generation of TV tech I found myself in awe over these things that would often be out of my reach given the price. I always thought that this must be how rich people watch TV.

Great items, maganda. pero yung staff medyo careless nag pasiklab ng apoy near us and another staff.read more

If you need new stuff for your home kitchen, small cafe business, or full-fledged restaurant, MK…read moreKitchen should be one of your first stops for supplies! This kitchen superstore sells all kinds of tools and equipment from the smallest, most specialized eating fork to big industrial kitchen appliances! It's a warehouse/surplus shop style place too so everything's very much affordable and not weighed down by brand names. But the items are still of good quality! They import their products from Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Italy, the US, among others. And like i said, they specialize in supplying for restaurants and even culinary schools, hotels, resorts... Basically any establishment with need for a kitchen. They offer after sales services too, as well as kitchen design consulting. It's really a one-stop shop for all your kitchen needs. They have several branches in the city already-- this one in Robinsons, one in the Farmers Market in Cubao, one in Pasig right across the URC offices, and one in Pioneer Street in Mandaluyong, which is their main warehouse. It's so cool to visit here because you always find interesting new things-- even small stuff you wanna have for your own house! Nice mixing bowls and chopping boards like those ones you saw on Food Network, that strainer thing you saw in some Japanese restaurant, those cool salt & pepper shakers you noticed at a cafe, that chafing dish you saw at an event's buffet... It's like StumbleUpon, kitchen world style! Haha. If you love cooking and baking at the very least, you're gonna have so much fun checking out this place!