I'm not great with technology. I don't know any of the technical terms and usually just resort to…read moreturning it off and on again, no matter what is wrong with it. Luckily these guys are round the corner, and sorted me out when my laptop decided to go on strike. They didn't mock me for my pathetic description as to what was wrong, and were able to give me a diagnosis I actually understood. They cleaned my drive (or something!) and had it back to me the next day, running better than it had in years. Even better the cost was in no way scary. I hope I don't need them again, but the moment my tech starts misbehaving I'll be back.

From the owner: Electronics repair service. Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, iMac, Macbook, iPhone, Smartphone,…read morePlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, Sega, Console, Retro, Soldering, TV, GHD, Headset & more... Same day service available on most repairs.

Amazing service. Brought in my laptop on a Saturday at 10 am. Had a new OS installed and all my…read moredocs and pics restored by 1:30. Professional and friendly service. Willing to explain things to me 3x because I know nothing. Thank you for saving my work and my sanity!

Mplex is a computer repair shop inside the Smithfield Market just at the edge of North Belfast. I…read morehave been here a lot of times because I am the worlds clumsiest man and have managed to drop/kick/spill water on every computer I've ever managed to have! The guys who work there are really, really helpful and always manage to fix any problems with my computer or die trying! Their prices are based on labour and parts supplied. They charge the parts to cost and the labour is always very reasonable. Its the type of place that's going to need people to return for their services so they don't want to annoy anyone or rip them off. I've had experiences with the larger chain store repair shops such as Tech Guys in PC world and it just doesn't compare for price and quality of service. Definitely recommended.

Lurking down this quiet corridor in Smithfield market is one of the better computer repair shops…read morearound. With computers being a bit of a 'dark science' for me I always felt a bit suspicious when in the past I was quoted certain amounts for repairs and replacement parts. Being baffled with jargon seemed to be the sales technique so it was with some trepidation I lugged my fried desktop down to them. The shop itself is quite big with a small 'internet area' for browsing etc and there was a fair selection of computers and accessories for sale. I basically wanted to see what could be salvaged off my hard drive and the guy said it would be a simple (woohoo) operation with no definite guaranteed outcome. A week later he rang me to say he'd got the hard drive out intact and I could simply pop it into my new desktop whenever I got one and the data should be there. Result especially as I thought I wouldn't be able to get the data off or would have to pay big money for an expensive salvage operation. Great service and very helpful, definitely worth the trip downtown. Pros: Clear talking jargon free staff. Cons: Not the easiest to find.

Ignore the old reviews on here, such a lovely place/service! Very knowledgeable staff, Andy was…read moregreat help! Would recommend to anyone with any tech problems!

I left my Toshiba laptop computer in with these people in about October 2012 to be repaired. When…read moreI called about a week later, they said it would cost £160 to get fixed, £40 for a replacement hinge and £100 to repair something internally. I said I could not afford that at the moment and would take my computer and come back when I had the money. The man told me I could safely leave my computer with them until I had the money to fix it and this I did. When I got Christmas over I went back to the shop. I was told they didn't have my computer there but he would find out where it was and ring me. He didnt but I called in again and was told that it was up in their Glengormley warehouse and they would get it down for next week. Next week I called and the guy said he still hadn't received it back. I called the following week and he told me he had got it back but they couldn't fix it and there was no point in me taking it and he could sell me a second hand one. I told him no I wanted my own computer and would try elsewhere to get it fixed. He insisted that my computer was useless and not worth me taking back from him. I told him no I wanted my own computer. He told me to come back the following week. I came back the following week and was told he was waiting for a part for it from Dublin. I was baffled as they were not fixing it so what was the part. Anyway I was suspicious all along that they had before Christmas removed parts from my computer, ie dissected my computer and were now trying to put it together again. He told me he would ring me but of course he didn't so I called in the next week; another man was there who said nothing and just handed me back my computer. I dreaded what state it might be in. I took it to a repair agent, whom I knew to be reputable. He told me that whoever worked on it last had damaged the hard-drive beyond repair and that the motherboard was damaged. I was not surprised that the inside of my computer was destroyed and was dubious that the hard-drive was even mine. I suspect that after removing my good hard-drive and using it, they stuck an old faulty hard-drive into my computer, as my hard-drive was perfect when it went into their shop. I am writing this to warn others not to use these cheaters, who stole the hard-drive out of my computer and handed me back a computer which is scrap.

When a leaflet slipped through the door one day from Help Computer Centre I kept it in mind and…read moretook my slowing computer there for a general overhaul, mainly because it is quite convenient to where I live. Inconvienient, however, is the fact that there isn't any back access to the shop when you are hauling a heavy computer down the road. However they sorted out my machine with efficiency and swiftness, promptly letting me know as soon as it was ready. The bill came to £80. Lately I've inquired about getting second hand monitors which also started at about £80, which isn't the cheapest you can find, however, they seem to be a reliable outfit quality wise and are pleasant to deal with.

I bought a refurbished laptop from them and paid £249 but it felt slow. When I looked online it was…read morea model that was only £300 when new in 2016 and I could have got the same one from the classified ads for less than £100. I would recommend shopping around before buying from them