I did not use their services but this was my experience. I brought in a gaming laptop I bought for…read more$450 a few years ago (it was a Victus of FB marketplace). I set it down and told him it wouldn't turn on and explained what I tried. He told me his rate was $125 per 30 minutes and he wouldn't even touch it until I agreed. So he didn't know if he could even fix it let alone how long or if there would be added costs for the fix. He told me this was a "VERY fair rate". So this was WAY more than I expected to pay being an hour of work equated to over half the cost of my device. I then went to Micro Center down the road who could diagnose it for $80 flat and would help cover any costs of the fix. I went with Micro Center and they fix my computer and returned it 3 days later for $120 total. Now I think this business could've fixed my computer same day but I would've guessed at double the price and I didn't mind waiting. Overall I'm giving this a 2 because it seems expensive and telling me it was a fair rate seemed dishonest. The one employee wasn't overall very mean or anything but he came across as unwilling to help or answer any questions I had.

I have used Keith multiple times to fix computers and buy computer equipment over 10 years. I don't…read morethink you could find a better place to buy a used computer or have your computer fixed.

Very honest and skilled. Explain everything in plain English. They tell you pptions, and dont want…read moreto take your money if they dont think you need a particular service you asked for. They explain how to fix things yourself if you can. I highly recommend Chipheads!

Jarret is an exceptional team manager and gets five stars. My laptop is happy, which means I am…read morehappy. A while back, I contacted Chipheads for a comparison quote on the replacement of a laptop keyboard and frame after a water spill fried a touchpad. The first place I had visited for a quote was a lovely one-man shop that quoted me $300 minimum for the repair - and that was with full awareness that I'd already purchased my own replacement parts and therefore all cost on his part was purely labor. He also communicated clearly that accessing the keyboard area required moving multiple parts he was not entirely familiar with and laughed that he would have to give me the $2000+ laptop he'd tried to sell me if the repair didn't go well. I left the establishment unconvinced of his capability to fix my also $2000+ design powerhouse that had not left my side since I got her. Enter Chipheads. I contacted via the general email address on the website, outlining the general situation and requesting a quote. Chipheads teammate Scott responded, and the quote he gave was comparable. I then emailed to confirm that I'd ordered the right parts before making the decision to put my laptop basically in the hospital right before I was going to be gone for a full two weeks, so I wouldn't be able to get her back even if the parts were wrong and repairs could not be done. Scott never responded to that email, and I had to leave for my out-of-town event. When I'm home, I rely on my laptop heavily, so dropping off when I'm not occupied with an event is not ideal. When another long event came up on my schedule, I contacted Chipheads again, this time creating a new email thread directing back to the general email address - the previous thread had directed to Scott's email address after we connected. I admit that I was hoping that I would connect with Jarret this time, and I did. He responded not only quickly but also giving me the option of a two-week repair period for less than $200. I'd be occupied with my event for exactly that amount of time anyway, so this was perfect. When I arrived the day before my event started, Jarret was with another guest. Both the impression that the first shop had given me about the delicate nature of my repair and my own experience in tinkering with laptops and electronics in general added to why I specifically waited to speak directly with Jarret given the impression of reliability he gave me in our correspondence. I dropped my laptop off with Jarret the day before my event started. Less than 48 hours later, he called to let me know that my laptop was ready for pickup. That was back in August. I specifically waited to ensure that the laptop was in perfect working order before leaving a review. It's now October. Safe to say, my laptop is in good health. Dropping one star for Scott dropping the ball on communication. Regardless, I'd wholeheartedly recommend Chipheads for your repair and upgrade needs.

Adore this man and his shop. He saved the day when my screen went out. Can't sing his praises…read moreenough.

Eden Prairie Branch is super fantastic and I've been using their services for about 10 years. Very…read morepatient and very helpful. Helps with in home office systems. Can't say more positive about them. Note: this is not Geek Squad. If you want Geek Squad type of help, go to Geek Squad, who are good for quick fixes.

My iPhone 5 screen was crushed. Arrived about quarter after 10, 15 minutes after they opened and…read morewalked away at 11am with a new screen. Looks and works fantastic so far. I found out from Brett that the screen is "pre-assembled" with a different home button, which may or may not be new, possibly from another phone they repaired. My home button "feels" different, but overall its flush with the screen and works as new, possibly better than my old one. Kudos to Brett for the quick and quality work. Note: there is no Yelp user discount...

I cracked my iPhone 4S screen many moons ago and over time continued to drop it randomly, until…read morefinally, shards of glass sprinkling my ear, I took it in to the Apple store...to be told they won't fix their own phones! Well, not only did I not want to pay $200 for a refurb replacement, I didn't want a different phone with lame iOS 6. I was pretty sure those world of wireless places would fix it, but to be honest, I was leery of leaving my phone, with my nudie pics and bank account info at the cell phone pawn shop. I briefly considered ordering a kit and fixing it myself, but decided I wasn't prepared to go w/o my phone if I frigged it up. So I did what I always do: turn to yelp. I saw iDoctor had 5 stars, and also read a review that said they got their phone fixed at the wireless place and had to have it re-fixed here anyway (made me feel better about my pre-judgement!). Anyhow, I made an appt because I went on a Saturday, but they do take walk-ins, time permitting. I dropped it off and it was ready before I was done devouring my Pasta Zola! Repair was $140 and he offers a sort of insurance/discount type of thing: for $20 he will fix it again for 1 yr, for $30 he will fix it twice in the next yr. I took him up on the $20 option and feel pretty good about it; gravity seems to be stronger around my phone for some reason!

I've worked with NTI for the last few years, and they are awesome! Helpful, professional, and…read moreprompt. Highly recommend.

When we decided to upgrade to quick books multi user we had problems with our network connection…read more Intuit spent several hours and could not fix it. We called Ryan to help us out, he and his team worked on it right away and got it working flawlessly within a very short time. These guys are the best. He also accessed our network security and gave us several great ideas to help us be more secure on the internet.