after taking my laptop to various shops who turned me away, I went to techtok, who not only took it…read morefor repair, did it in a day! the price was very reasonable and would recommend them to anyone who needed repairs going forward!

My (Google) Pixel XL started charging intermittently and then stopped charging altogether…read more I did some research and found it was likely to be the charging port - but that this would require removing the (glued) screen without destroying or even scratching it. I took it to TechTok on Monday afternoon and it was fixed and ready for me to collect by mid-week. Recommended! Especially to anyone who has bought a glued screen and is worried about removing it.

iphone battery replaced. Fantastic service all round at a great price…read more Service is excellent.

From the owner: High Quality Mobile Phone Repairsread more

Came here to get my phone screen fixed and it looks good as new! The service was great and…read moreefficient and the owners are lovely to talk. Would highly recommend and would definitely come back!

From the owner: We do repair mobile phone games consoles satnavs pc and laptop vape ecigarettes mods and…read morebatteries. We have 15 years worldwide experience in this field.

DO NOT GO TO THIS SHOP!!!!…read more This is a business run by very crafty owners/employees. I went to this shop to simply get my charging port replaced. My phone was in perfect working condition bar the charging port. The gorilla replaced the port and said it works fine now. I got home and put it on charge and guess what it still didn't charge. I took it back for him to say it must be my cable and said I should buy a new cable. I go to try it again at home and it still does not work. I go back again and ask for him to fix the charging port and a refund on the cable, he did actually fix the port this time but refused to give me a refund on the cable because I couldn't prove I bought it from them (they didn't issue a receipt for it). I now have a phone that is charging but once the phone is on I discover a load more problems. The screen is ruined, the battery life is depleted and I have very poor signal. Now I recently to it to another phone repair place (the is one literally opposite this shop) and they were brilliant. But when they opened my phone they realised that the battery inside was not the original (I've never had my battery replaced). The guy told me that it was very common practise for The Phone Shop to take out the original battery and replace it with a very poor one. This means that when you come to realise that your battery is not working, you will go back to The Phone Shop where they will sell you back your original battery for a high price. I would also like say that when my phone was reopened after The Phone Shop's awful job, the guy told me there was loads of screws missing and there was a piece of paper left in my phone. Moral of the story: go anywhere but The Phone Shop to get your phone fixed, they are cons who know nothing about phones.

Similar to what others have found both on here and other review sites, he fixes one thing and…read moreanother breaks, and best of all there's never an apology or any admission of having wasted your time. Not only that, but he repeatedly gave me back a phone that wasn't working. Joker. My iPhone had stopped charging so I took it in. The guy told me it was a common fault, would cost £25 to fix, and would be ready at closing time. I came back at six, he hasn't tested it but said "I'm sure it's fine, bring it back if there's any problems". Surprise surprise, when I got home the phone still wasn't charging. I took it back the next time I was in Bristol (a few days later) and pointed out that he hadn't fixed it. The guy took it back (no apology), and told me to call back in an hour. When I come back, the phone is at last working and he powers it on to prove. Get home. Switch on phone, now the home button isn't working. Grrrr. I took it back yet again and of course I got no apology for wasting my time, the guy just made a puzzled face and started tinkering with it (as if I wasn't there). After five minutes he said "ok all done, thanks bye". I tested it in front of him and the home button still isn't doing anything. No apology again, he just said "that's strange", followed by another five minutes of pulling at the button with a screwdriver. Finally "ok I think it's done". I tested it myself and finally it was working (though considering what he's done, I'm wondering how long it'll last). Still no apology, he just said "ok thanks bye" and pulls out his own phone and started messing with it. Total joker. Avoid.

I'm glad I don't inhabit Sim Tech World, and instead lead a rustic existence, but I have had reason…read moreof late to thank my lucky stars that shops like Sim Tech World exist. Like so many before me, I managed to drop my iPhone several times before the screen ultimately smashed. It was of course, only a matter of time before this was inevitably going to happen... but did I think to take out insurance to protect myself in this eventuality? Well, yes I did... But whether I got round to actually doing it is an entirely different matter! So, with the exorbitant cost of getting Apple to fix it for me, I began a quest that lasted well over a month to find a indie mobile phone shop like Sim Tech World that would do it cheaper. It ultimately cost a staggering £80.00 to get the screen replaced, but I had, in the meantime, damaged the LCD screen, making the job more expensive, (well, it was actually my neighbours cat jumping directly onto the broken screen in an attempt to catch a moth that put paid to the LCD screen in reality...) I didn't end up using Sim Tech World, but it certainly made me aware of their existence. They are seemingly a tight little business, that specialises in mobiles and home computing, including PC and Apple laptops, games consoles etc, as well as digital cameras; essentially all of your portable electronics that you can bring into the shop for attention, (thy don't do home visits). They also call themselves an 'entertainment exchange', which, as the name suggests, means that they sell second user kit as well.

Small independent electronic engineers like Sim Tek World thrive on the repair of electronic…read moreequipment that inevitably happens. There expertise can help fix mobile phone faults, problems with ipods, ipads, apple products, xbox 360s, playstations, PC's and laptops. A very useful technical fix is there mobile phone unlocking service. The Sim Tek people aim to fix the phone while you wait rather than the 28 day service most high street stores offer. If you're in a pinch and need something fixed quickly without the extra cost of sending it away to be looked at Sim Tek offer the best service around. The shop itself is very small and over cluttered, which is to be expected of a electronic repair shop the outside advertises all the different services they perform and that leaves little room to let light in, so it's a bit dingy inside.

I visited this store this afternoon with a problem with my phone, a lovely gentleman apologises…read morewith a French name was so kind and patient to help me sort my phone out, which he did and explained where I had gone wrong, as a 63 year old woman his advice and help was invaluable, thank you so much young man your a credit to 02

I used this O2 Store yesterday and was very impressed with the service. I am a technoplonker,…read moresomewhat old, and suffer severe anxiety issues that can be overwhelming. Kat was an angel, patiently and efficiently steering me through the decision making process, and setting up my new phone, transferring everything from the old one (that had unexpectedly gone into its death throes). I had been dreading the whole experience, especially as I am useless at doing setups on a new device etc, and Kat removed all that angst for me. There was also a very pleasant lady who did the 'meet and greet'. All in all, I cannot fault the store or its staff, and was particularly impressed with Kat, her expertise, and patient and pleasant manner in dealing with a very stressed me! So thank you Kat, and O2 Broadmead!