Rude Would not recommend. Took in broken cell was curtly told they wouldn't touch it. Didn't stick…read morethe lithium battery to test the cell.

Horrible experience, they took my phone telling me they could probably recover data. Had it for a…read moreyear, I called, emailed, stopped in. They just gave me the runaround every time. Finally gave up and asked for it back. I ended up getting it to power up on my own to recover data, these people are incompetent

I submitted a request for a quote/estimate on their website. I really appreciated them offering 3…read moreoptions for communication preferences. I was pleasantly surprised to receive an all inclusive cost estimate the very next day. The price was more than reasonable. Once I arrived to drop off the phone to be repaired, I was greeted with excellent customer service and effective communication. When the repair was completed they notified me it was ready for pickup. When I returned to pick up the phone I was happy to see that the repairs were perfectly executed and the phone was like new. Greatly appreciate this repair shop. I will absolutely be coming back for all of my electronics repair needs.

Just getting my phone back from repair after it being dropped off of a balcony and thrown in a…read morepool. Triple D fixed the whole thing. Their customer service was outstanding and they updated me and kept me informed of all my options throughout the whole ordeal. I'll never take my phone anywhere else.

Stop. Turn back. Don't go here…read more If you have an iPhone, go to Apple instead; Apple is cheaper, faster, and uses real components. This isn't hyperbole. I brought an iPhone 7 to iRepair to fix a broken screen. It took 90 minutes, cost $166, and ultimately left me with a worthless screen. Apple replaces screens in 60 minutes for $129, and their's actually work. The kiosk attendants will tell you that they use OEM screens (real Apple ones). They don't. THIS IS, BY DEFINITION, FRAUD. After an absurd obstacle course I had to maneuver, the regional manager apologized and said that she would retrain the staff to only claim to use OEM-quality screens. They aren't OEM-quality either, or else I wouldn't have noticed, and I wouldn't be writing this. I quickly checked the touchscreen when picking up the phone, and it seemed fine. It didn't fit perfectly, but I (wrongly) assumed that I had saved money by avoiding the Apple store, so I was ambivalent. Then it happened, the screen warmed up, which will happen when you are watching a video. The screen registered random touches everywhere, rendering the phone unusable until it cooled back down. This doesn't happen with OEM screens. I also noticed that pressing hard on the screen (something you need to do to use the phone's haptic touch functionality), the liquid crystals were smushed as if I were tapping on a computer monitor. This shouldn't happen. When I called the phone number listed on my receipt for warranty appointments, I found out that they gave me the number to a local Pizza Hut. THIS IS SOMETHING CALLED "UNFAIR BUSINESS PRACTICES." It's an admittedly silly sounding name for A CRIME THEY ARE COMMITTING. After an argument with the kiosk attendant, he finally agreed to replace the sh**ty screen with my original broken screen so that I could go to Apple to have a real screen put on. All the while, he maintained that iRepair uses OEM screens and that I didn't know about iPhone screens. They don't, I do, and while this routine might work on most people just looking to fix a cracked screen, it didn't work on me. My journey didn't end there. The guy would only refund $139.09, claiming that the $25 dollar service fee couldn't be refunded. After I protested, he gave me the number for his manager. Again, I had been given a wrong number, and I ended up interrupting a random woman's day. Finally, he gave me the regional manager's number. After waiting on hold for about 20 minutes, I was allowed to leave a message. Luckily, the manager actually called me back. To her credit, after I had informed her about her company committing fraud and using unfair business practices, she both was apologetic and refunded the other $25+tax. Why did I take my time to write this? I refer you to paragraphs 2 and 3. I honestly feel a moral imperative to warn potential customers. Why don't I report iRepair to the state? I don't have THAT much time, and I'm hoping the company take this opportunity to fix what they're doing wrong once they see this post.

So thankful for this place. Broke the screen on my iPhone X getting out of the car at the mall and…read morethought I was going to have to buy a new $1000 phone..Happened to see this place in the middle of the mall and thought...why not ask?...THANK GOODNESS I DID! After a fraction of the cost of buying a new phone and about 45 minutes of my time-my phone was good as new. Would def. recommend!

I needed a new battery for my iPhone and was told by AT&T that this place would replace it for free…read morethrough their warranty program. When I walked in, I was greeted quickly and the individual at the desk was friendly and informative. He was able to quickly locate my warranty claim but then told me that I would have to come in later that day because they didn't have batteries for the iPhone 12 (but that more were supposed to be delivered that day). He said he would call when they received the delivery, but by the time I got back to my car, I had a call that someone cancelled a replacement or something and I could come right back in. They told me that my screen would likely crack during the repair and asked for my OK to repair that if that was the case (which thankfully, was also covered under the warranty). I then had to leave my phone and was told to come back in 2 hours. It is funny how much you don't realize you rely on your phone for certain things until you don't have it in your possession (like getting gas at Sams club or even checking the time). I went back and my phone was ready. However, the battery was only charged to about 15%. He said that was common with new batteries, that they don't come fully charged and that I shouldn't worry. I do wonder, though, if they put a dud battery in because yes, it does fully charge, but it takes FOREVER to charge now, even when I use a "high speed" charger. I also have issues with standard charging cables working well when plugged in. I'm wondering if something happened when they were putting the phone back together. Overall, they did what they said they would do in the time that was promised, the staff was friendly, but I'm just not convinced of the quality of the products they use in the replacement. Side note - the store reeked of pot. But that could have been from a customer and not staff as the smell was less intense when I came back to pick up my phone.

Had my device almost 4 months and didn't fix it. Blamed on a third party. Then wouldn't refund my…read moredeposit. Don't go here

So...We first took my laptop to the Century 3 Walmart location because a black screen appeared…read more Technician indicated it was a screen issue. Screen was replaced but didn't resolve the issue. We picked up the laptop and brought it home. Several days later, we were contacted by the owner (Ilhan) who expressed concerns. He (Ilhan) had us take that laptop to another location to be shipped to his recommended technician in New Jersey. Spoke with the owner today and it seems we need some additional inspection. He has someone in New York who has more experience. I am impressed by the follow up. I will update.

The kind gentleman was able to replace the screen and speaker module on my ancient phone so quickly…read moreand efficiently, I didn't have time to finish my lunch. Fast service, reasonable prices, cute accessories. We will come here first next time!! Thanks for the quick repair. My phone is working great now!

We really need this business BACK IN THE NORTH HILLS! So GET Back Michel. Get back,Get Back to…read morewhere both where we belong`,

I just called the store to inquire about fob battery installation. The gentleman said, "$18.18."…read moreWhen I asked the cost if I was buying the battery, he said, "If you're buying it, I ain't installing it" and hung up on me. Very unfriendly "service."