They saved me from buying a new phone. My son's phone was dropped a few times and didn't react to…read moretouch. We couldn't unlock the phone (because touch function was messed up as I was explained later by Sinan) and display had a variety of multicolored lines. The phone was out of warranty and a friend suggested to take it to "FixItAll" on the Main Street. To my surprise they were able to fix it, which saved us from buying a new phone. Fantastic customer service! Very quick & quality repair. Highly recommend!

0 stars. I took my iPad in for a simple screen repair. Everything else worked fine. When i…read morepicked it up...$223 later, it was locked out, permanently. It required a total wipe and reset. DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!

UPDATE, I did manage to get the X2 Customer Service to provide the correct size battery (27M)…read more This issue of not having a 100Ah Li-ion battery in the 27M size was finally corrected with a 125Ah. I had to convince them that the physical size was just as important as the capacity. Batteries Plus tried there best to accommodate me and always listened to my complaints, but they just couldn't get through to the X2 manufacturer. I finally did and they sent me a new battery. I returned the 24M to the store unused. Original post: Just to warn any prospective buyers, I had an issue with an X2 Marine Lithium Battery, size 27M, the warranty replacement was a 24M, same AH rating. They can't comprehend and seem not to care about the physical size difference since the electrical specs are the same and they "no longer" produce a battery in the 27M size, 100 AH. I made my case to " X2 customer service", but they won't provide a size 27M battery. Now, I have to "shim" the battery, or replace two battery trays, since I still have one size 27M battery. So, if you buy a expensive battery from these people, be advised, you may not get the same physical size replacement.

Besides having the car remote battery everything else sucked. For me using a walker to get in while…read more2 workers stood there and watched but never offered to help, to tripping over their mat twice, then watching a elderly guy walk in a do the same see them giggle instead of fix it or ask if he's ok, to the worker texting my remotes/ swapping one battery out, which I didn't see but guess he did, to go to leave again and still have no worker offer to get the door. What happen to common courtesy?!