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Nick's TV Repair

4.2 (36 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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great customer service and great repair on our Samsung box! i would definitely recommend and use them again in the future!

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Very knowledgeable about TVs and quick repair. This is the second time we've used his services. No on the same TV to be clear.

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Fast and effective repair of an LED grow light- while also having reasonable service charges. Thank you!!!

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Did a GREAT job. They fixed the ECM for my 2007 Saab. They fully tested the repair before sending the unit back to me. I am very impressed!

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Incredible. Lifesavers. 100/10…read more I fully submerged my iPhone 6 in water and couldn't fish to out for a full 30 seconds. Tried the rice method but not until a few hours later. The result, not unexpectedly, was disastrous. Half the phone screen turned black, or started pushing buttons itself, or wouldn't respond, or wouldn't turn on, and then, finally, it would just flashed a green screen at me at a nightclub rave tempo. Summary: worst case scenario. It was the weekend and I rely on my phone for personal life and work. I was panicking. I feared not only for my news feed, but for the clients that couldn't get ahold of me bright and early Monday morning. I googled the nearest place with the best reviews. Then searched again for anyone open on a Sunday at noon (not many). These guys popped up; I went in with a bank card and blind hope. Expecting to have to buy a cheap full-in phone until I could sort out this mess with Apple or AT&T. Expecting to kiss my savings account goodbye. These guys are outstanding. I walked in, explained the situation. They gave me a full quote and walked me though the possible damages and repair options. Sent me to kill time for an hour, and when I came back about 50 minutes later, they had it mostly fixed. They switched it between the old and new screen right in front of me so I could understand the situation. Opened it up and showed me the damages. I know nothing about the inner workings of an iPhone, but they broke it down for me unprompted so I could grasp what I was in for and what to expect. Told me the worst case scenario (needing to send it elsewhere for further repairs), but made it clear they'd do everything they could. Reminded me of any possible costs and double checked that I was okay with them. Never made me feel like I'd be left high and dry (which would've been fair; they fix phones, they don't perform magic, and I'd essentially sent it to the Shadow Realm). As a bonus, the guy who helped me was really polite about the privacy of my phone. Let me key in the password and double checked that I was okay with him entering any apps to confirm the functionality of the phone - even when going into Settings. Was super thorough and dedicated to making the phone 100% again, even when I admitted I was willing to just take a phone that could send texts, make calls, and receive emails. Friendly, calm, professional; that was exactly what I needed when looking at my year-old, $900 investment and control hub of my life, sitting possibly dead on the counter. Went to kill time for another 15 minutes. When I came back, he had it all patched up and gave me a rundown of the final fixes. Noted that one or two minor glitches did happen (battery level fluctuated some), but gave me the option of fixing that then (maybe unnecessary) or coming back if there was an issue with a $10 discount on replacing the battery. Never pressured me to buy anything else and was very frank about the state of my phone. I was in and out in an hour and a half, tops. I came in with a phone that probably needed a full replacement. Walked out with a fully functional phone that had a new screen, a few circuit repairs, and other minor tweaks that had it living life again. $100-ish dollars in total, on the weekend, less than three hours after I'd TOTALED the thing. I'll recommend these guys forever, and you won't catch me upgrading to a new phone again just because something is wrong with my old one. This place works miracles!

Unfortunately I cracked my screen cover but they honored their guarantee and a replacement screen…read morewas only $5. Thank you Ramon for the great service!

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I am a blue collar worker so I always happen to drop my phone down ladders or off the truck things…read morelike that I got prices a different price but the phone was perfect and free case a lot of people will charge more so be ready to spend good money but not as much as other places

In response to the owner's reply to my review:…read more I will not be removing my review. There is a reason you are not BBB accredited... Gamer's Warehouse is the most unethical, dishonest, and abusive company I have ever been unfortunate enough to do business with...if that's what you call this. You charged me for a service you did not perform, removed my phone's battery without my knowledge or permission (theft by conversion) and you returned my phone in a completely inoperable condition. You didn't even have the decency to tell me you removed the battery--I only discovered that after taking the phone elsewhere and attempting to charge it. I couldn't even take it anywhere else at that point to have the service done (although IFIXIT at the Tucson Mall stated that could easily transfer the data using SmartSwitch if my phone's battery had not been removed) because you removed the battery. Your response attempts to shift blame instead of taking responsibility for your actions. The facts remain unchanged: I paid for a service that was not performed, my phone was returned completely inoperable, and I was never informed that you had removed internal components from my device. Consumers deserve honesty, transparency, and competent service. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Gamer's Warehouse. To the owner: Please note that I will not be engaging with you in further discourse...on this platform. BUYERS BEWARE.

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I had a capacitor blow on a Ryobi bench grinder. Not wanting to spend another $200.00 on one, I…read moredecided to take the capacitor over to Elliott's and see if they could match it up; and they did. Customer service is exceptional here and the sheer volume of odd ends of electronics is MIND boggling! They even had computer parts from the 80's!? Recommendation: Absolutely!! Need anything electronic, need to stop in here. It's the Radio Shack of yesterday... Only 20 times better

Not a good source for Audiophile vacuum tubes in my experience. I ordered 3 - OA2, 3 - OB2, and 3 -…read moreOC2 VR tubes to roll in a 300B amp I have coming soon. They called & told me they only had 1 - OC2 (understandable) & I said fine, just adjust the order/refund for the 2 missing tubes, no biggie. What I then received was 1 - OC2, 4 - OA2, and 1 - OB2, some RCA, a Sylvania and a "Conn" (life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get). All looked pretty rough, dirty & very bent pins. I have not tested them yet but at best they may test as NOS, but are definitely used, not NOS. When I called to correct the order, I was told "you received the correct total number of tubes, so we cant refund. You need to send back tubes if you want them replaced". Considering this was their mistake, and that we're talking about tubes that are worth, at most, $9.50, I had assumed they would send out replacements for the 2 - missing OB2 tubes, and either send a return postage slip, or just say "keep the tube you didn't order". But, I guess that's not how they roll. Anyway, lesson learned. I wont bother them with my business again.

Nick's TV Repair - electronics - Updated October 2026

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