The person who "helped" me was not very patient or kind because my search engine was not Google…read more Even after downloading Google, he was unable to uncover any issue. I cannot comment on his "computer abilities" because I am very tech challenged, so I am focusing on customer service only. In the end, no help- but he did not charge me.

Shout out to DR Networking for (again) saving my butt when my beloved old Dell desktop driving two…read moremonitors finally said Sayonara. Myles and Sean went above and beyond to make my old SSD work on a new-to-me computer and find an elusive driver to make the two monitors work. All at a VERY reasonable price. I'll be buying a new PC next year...from DR. They are at 485 E. Main, (541) 488-8765, http://www.drnetworking.net/.

I spoke with Todd on the phone today and let him know that I wanted to transfer documents from my…read moreold 2008 MacBook to my new MacBook Air. He asked how I heard about him and I told him Yelp. I asked how long of a drive it was from my location to Eagle Point and he said it would be about 45 mins. When I pulled into his driveway he called and told me he had opened a store at Rogue Valley Mall and that he was actually there (meaning I had driven 25 minutes further than I needed to). I drove the 25 minutes back the way I had come to Medford and went to the mall to Smart Help where he now works. I let him know I didn't want to spend too much money and he asked what my budget was. I asked him how much transferring documents and giving me a quick rundown of the new Mac would be. He quoted me $200 to update my old MacBook, $150 for the external hard drive that I told him I was not in the market for, $150 for transferring my documents, $100 for wiping my old MacBook and $100 for a "recorded dock tutorial." In total Todd tried to tell me it would cost me $700 to get documents off my old laptop onto my new one "the right way." I called around and got 2 quotes for what I want at $40 and $45. I dug around in the reviews that are not recommended and others seem to think he is a scam artist. Needless to say I left his store after having wasted time but thankfully not money.

Todd has a lot of knowledge about Apple products. When he is available, he makes it really easy…read morefor you to spend a LOT of money that you might not actually need to spend. I spent thousands before I figured out everything wasn't precisely as Todd portrayed it. If you are going to work with Todd be sure YOU know what you want; he's quite a salesman. He is dazzled by all the bells & whistles that Apple provides. He truly loves their products. AND he tends to oversell in a way that my husband and I consider deceptive. In my case, I am moderately technical. I view my Apple products as business tools. I needed Todd to focus on setting up very simple systems for me to run my two businesses. It was hard to keep him focused on teaching me the basic things I needed to know. Finally I went with Ronald Gehrmann, a CERTIFIED Apple Support Consultant (which Todd is not; check Apple's website for yourself) who greatly simplified the set-up and the processes Todd had given me. The steps went down from 10, for example, to 2 or 3 to get the same result. Now that is exactly what I want: Simplicity that leads to results.

I found John on Yelp, and looked at reviews which were all 5 star. He was able to schedule repair…read morewithin a couple of days, came to the house and looked at my printer problem. Even though I had run diagnostics, apparently I didn't have his magic touch. Long-story-short, he was able to fix the issue and we had a great conversation while waiting for the diagnostic to complete. And his rate was fair. Thanks John! HIGHLY recommend!

He helped me transfer all the data from one computer to another and resolve a monitor problem plus…read moreloaned a keyboard. All dine in an hour.

Norm has come to the rescue many times! He's worked on our work laptops and has always resolved the…read moreproblem in a timely, efficient and affordable manner.

Nice, comfortable and affordable office space with great coffee! Great on-site computer service!!!…read moreHighly recommed this place!!!

From the owner: The Rogue Valley's new Community Technology Space: Coworking, Computer Retail Sales, Device Repair,…read moreCommunity Learning Space.

Jordan was great. He diagnosed the problem and ordered the replacement part on my first visit. He…read morehad my laptop back to me in a matter of days. He not only fixed the problem, he also installed some fixes that greatly improved my laptop's speed and function. His prices are very reasonable. I recommend him and will definitely work with him again.

From the owner: The Cybertronic Sensei specializes in PC (Computer/Laptop/Micro) & Android (Phone/Tablet):…read moreBuilding, Setup, Customization, Unlocking & Troubleshooting / Repair.

i just reached out to Tech Pros with a question about whether it made sense to repair my ink jet…read moreprinter or recycle it and purchase a new one. He was very informative and asked questions that helped me make my decision. I will contact them with any further computer needs. Thank you Charlie.

I had a warning on my screen that said I had a Trojan virus in my computer. I looked up Computer…read moreRepair in Medford and found Rogue Tech Pros. Charlie listened to my problem, gave me a couple of easy steps to take and walked me through the solution right over the phone. He was professional and enjoyable to talk with.

This guy is amazing. Very pleasant and knowledgable. Helped me set up my iphone to best work with…read moremy disabilities. He also very patient with me and I appreciated everything he showed me.

Competent But Off-Putting…read more I contacted SmartHelp for assistance with two specific tasks: to connect a new monitor and a new printer to my older desktop computer. Todd, from SmartHelp, does know his stuff, he is competent and took care of both of my asks. However, I found that Todd asked questions that I felt were not necessary. In addition I found his personal style and certain, what can only be described as business practices, too personal and thus off-putting. 1) As part of the job, Todd's first request was to input my personal information into his phone. I specifically found the requests for both my date of birth & my photo quite worrisome and unnecessary. 2) I found Todd's style of "up-selling" quite disconcerting. For example he said he wanted to take my laptop computer to his home to "set up properly." This, of course, would have presumably incurred a myriad of additional charges, none of which were discussed. He asked to take the laptop multiple times despite my repeated no's. 3) Without my permission Todd input my credit card information into his phone while I was out of the room! Unacceptable! In the end it felt to me that, beyond the requested tasks that were accomplished, I was also charged for his requests for my personal information, as well the time spent "up-selling." I found and consider these things to specifically be poor business practices. Be aware and be wary and further be prepared to say "no," i.e. don't let your guard down!