Went in with some questions about which laptop to get given I am trying to learn how to code, and I…read moregot excellent service at Gigante Computers. The staff were really friendly and gave me multiple suggestions with a detailed description of the pros and cons of each, and even let me try some of the laptops they had in the shop. Stephen was very knowledgeable and helped me through the process of choosing my laptop and now that I have my dream laptop I couldn't be happier. Extremely happy with my experience overall and will definitely be returning for any future tech needs. Highly recommend!

I'm a student and I came here to get my laptop repaired - I was really happy with the service…read more Great communication throughout and I got frequent replies, the staff were friendly and reassured my worries. Highly recommend!

I went to Currys for a specific PC and was told the one they showed me was it but it wasn't. I…read moredecided to take it though an earlier model. Paying i got attitude by the reception refusing to give me my change. two and a half years later i returned the PC after it failed a BIOS update leaving a black screen. Still under warranty by HP of 3 years but a simple fix. I was charged £$79.50 by mike when actually £75 said for transport to repair. Then told by another assistant it included diagnosis which was argued with by MIKE. I was told any replacement was extra but had to be agreed. A few days later i was told my motherboard was replaced with new at £230. I refused they put back my old one. In talks with repair i learned they always replace then repair what they take for future repairs. This was not as they state as they say they replace with new under insurance. I learned that Dixons carphone warehouse had bought out Currys 10 years ago after admitting an insurance scam training staff to sell insurance toi the insured. It made over £480 million and fine of 40 million. A TV I purchased had them halve the insurance cost after i refused it ut though then insured they refused to refund, repair or put in writing their refusal. It seemed the insurance scam was updated and rather than relie on breakdowns repair set to insuring them. I felt trapped so agreed to pay if they returned my property my motherboard with my rep[aired PC. They finally agreed but wanted paying up front. Stupidly i agreed but no motherboard and i refused delivery. I phoned repair they said they wanted another transport payment £75 to return it. Not accepting delivery they couldn't and i asked for proof the new motherboard was new and they refused. I complained and they said i misled them as both items by then were in store. They wanted the receipt for the extra £75 i didn't pay. It was under warranty they got the new motherboard and kept it offering no proof they didn't fix my motherboard then said they threw away my motherboard as useless then found it again stripped of every useful part. My repair was simple at no cost they made £79.50 =£230 then selling my old motherboard as new another £230 they admitted training staff to steal before and kept the staff. Safe in the assurance that to take them to court would cost too much as they continually rewrote the truth. They now say they will auction my PC or charge rent though promised if not as stated returning my motherboard i would get a refund, they then refused.

One of the larger Currys PC World locations I have noticed which are inside a city, with many of…read moretheir larger locations being Warehouse stores in retail parks outside of town. The location is pretty good, opposite the new Primark on High Street, and just off New Street and outside the Bullring. The selection here is pretty good, with a fast lift in-between the two floors, the upper floor has the better selection including laptops, printers and some cool blenders at some of the best prices I've seen on the high street. The store layout could have been improved to include more essential and common items PC World are known for downstairs, although I do respect that some larger and heavier items would need to be located on the downstairs level to avoid transportation upstairs etc. The staff seemed friendly enough, greeting me as I came into the store even just before the store closed which was a bonus, rather than being like "Ugh, can't you come back tomorrow? I want to go home" which is an attitude many other stores, including a few nearby, seemed to give off. Shame.

1 Touch PC doesn't look like much from the outside but they recently saved me a load of money, time…read moreand hassle. I took my ever aging and frustratingly slow laptop in to them as I thought it had died and gone to computer heaven for good. The chap who took it in said he could look at it straight away. I visited a couple of other shops for around 10 minutes. When I returned he explained that it was just a broken battery pack and they could replace it there and then extremely cheaply. Great customer service and no hint of being ripped off. I was very happy. The battery pack they supplied is still going - and the laptop lives to see another day.

When a PC starts to give up the ghost, it's more common than you think for the owner to simply…read morechuck away the troublesome device and buy a new one. Or pass it onto someone who doesn't mind a slower model and is grateful for the donation. 1 Touch PC can deal with all software and hardware problems that you have. We know that cracked screens on laptops are common, but I didn't know until I went here that they can be replaced for a reasonable price. As well as PCs the shop can repair leading modern games consoles, or supply spares for them. They are open late until 7pm, so if you work nine-to-five you'll be able to drop your computer in there after your day at the office without missing time off work.

The business has just recently opened. I went there to enquire about getting the password on my…read morelaptop unlocked. He agreed to unlock the password on my laptop for a loss less than most other computer shops would have charged me and he did it very promptly. I would highly recommend going to the shop if you have any technical problems.

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I don't care for games, however my little cousin does. He's recently discovered the addictive FIFA…read morefootballer series and with his Birthday approaching I thought I'd treat him to the latest edition. So in a quest to find it and with the day looming before me I ventured down to Game Point to see if they had it in store. They did, fortunately, more expensive than on-line, but I appreciated that they were a smaller store and therefore didn't have the financial clout to force the price down. They have a lot of games, mainly for the latest consoles, but they do have a range of old games for recent but superseded PS2s and such. So, with FIFA bought I could rest satisfied that I would be able to give it to my lil' cousin on his Birthday - one of the benefits of having a local gaming store I suppose.

I like this place for second-hand games. I've got a Nintendo DS Lite that takes Game Boy games and…read morea Playstation 2 that I still play, like the big child that I am. When flicking through some older games, I'd occasionally pick one out for closer inspection and the man behind the counter seemed knowledgeable on lots more than I'd have given him credit for by the way he looked. In the end I was sold on Donkey Kong King of Swing on the advice of the owner who said the game had unique controls, which it certainly does. New stuff? Looking a little more expensive than elsewhere? Have a little haggle. One hungover morning I was tempted to buy a Wii, a couple of games an extra controller and two nunchuks. This was my plan to entertain a small one with the minimum of movement. The owner threw something in for free on that day due to the amount that I'd bought. Try him-If he can sort you out, he will.