Large store which a large vareity of goods…read more Staff are helpful put do seem pushy for sales which i dont like. Offers here can be fantastic and i brought my laptop from here not long ago. Paid £600 and it was very cheap at the time for a laptop of that spec. Would recommend looking around for the best deal but would also recommend checking PC World because they have some great deals

If you're desperate for something PC related and you need it today I suppose you've got no choice…read morebut to come here. A friend of mine used to work here and he knows literally nothing about computers, which is more than most of the staff there anyway. The staff work on the concept that you also know nothing about computers, and hence will show you something for what appears to be a reasonable price, and then and flog you some extended warranty which is where they make their real commission. I don't blame them for this though, it's just the nature of their job. Prices of everything in the store are extortionate compared to what can be found online on sites such as dabs.com or ebuyer which is why you should avoid using them if at all possible. An example would be standard cabling, a 1.5m length of cat5e for example will cost £15-20 from PC World compared to ~£2 online including postage. The same for USB cables, especially standard printer cables which are £14.99 in store. Drive down to Tesco and get the same one from there for £1.97! If you desperately need some hardware today then yes, you'll get what you're looking for there, their choice is pretty good, but the prices are not. Also, speak to the 'Tech-guys' behind the repair desk, they know exactly what's going and can give you some solid advice. If you're reading this review then you're pretty tech-savvy as it is and know you can buy cheaper online 95% of the time.

Hi, my story:I sent my laptop in for repair as the fan was not working;…read moreit came back with the lid at the bottom of the laptop- where the fan is- not screwed in properly causing the fan lid to bend out and make the fan make a weird noise when in use. Also, two of the keys came back slanted at an angle which made a new gift look old and second hand. I had decided to send the laptop back to D & J Henry for repair of the 2 problems as I thought maybe it was a mistake by them which would never reoccur.After numerous calls to chase up the repair and the progress for the second time, i had received the laptop without the original boxed packaging i had put it in to be sent to repair which could have damaged my laptop in the process of delivering it back to Argos. Also, a key with the slanted problem came back chipped and so the problem of it being slanted was not fixed. Also, the screws on the lid for the fan was drilled in too much the work looked nowhere near professional and it makes my laptop look horrible and not mine. Also, when using the 2 buttons beneath the mouse area, the buttons are loose and make a weird noise when pressed which they did not before repair. I am very dissatisfied and recommend YOU DO NOTSEND YOUR electronics to them !!!! They come back DAMAGED and EVEN MORE PROBLEMATIC. Please please please, do not make the mistake we did and please send on our stories to those who purchased a laptop from Argos as their repair company is D& J Henry!!!

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