This electronics store has managed to save me more than once. It sells everything from adapters,…read moresockets, phone equipment, music cables, TV cables, computer bits, screws in every size and colour, power adapters, sat navs, car equipment, tools to lava lamps. It really sells it all. Now, I will admit that as a typical girl, I am probably a DIY imbecile, and yet the staff has always been very patient and helpful with me, which I will forever be grateful for. This is the perfect shop for all your electronic needs whether you are a tech expert or just desperately trying to fix a household object.

Maplin is a great little electrical store. I've been here a few times looking for various things…read moresuch a a baby light bulb for a special lamp that I have, a cable that I needed for my old turntable. You name it they have it. The guys in here are always ready to help and must find it pretty amusing when I try and explain in nontechnical terms what I'm looking for like "oh you know that things that connects the little plug with the even smaller one" and they are like oh you mean the male/female adaptor.

Computer superstore with a big range of software, hardware, peripherals, stationary etc. They are…read morenot always the cheapest: for example I buy ink for my ancient printer a lot cheaper on the web. But there are bargains to be had in software about to be upgraded or ex-display hardware. This store also runs a repair shop which has helped me before now. I've also found staff here to be good at giving advice, for example instructions on how to install new parts myself. One time I may have been sold the wrong part, but when it failed they refunded me no problem, even though I was slightly over the guarantee by that time. So, not always the cheapest, but dependable.

I can't believe this is the first time I've looked into getting a SIM card while abroad. Honestly I…read moregot the card just so I can check in on Yelp and PC world is great place to get your international data needs. The staff was extremely helpful and was able to point me in the right direction for a data SIM card plus a top up on a dumb phone I'm borrowing. After I purchased the card the sales rep was able to do what was needed so I'd have access to the inter-webs. Now I'm no longer carrying a paperweight! Yay!!!

Every Saturday of the month you can catch this cool little computer fair just five minutes away…read morefrom Tottenham Court Road station. Expect any kind of hardware you may be looking to buy, including hard drives, sound cards, memory and much, much more. Amateur music buffs are catered for as well, with a huge range of cables, connections gold-plated or not are on offer for amazing prices. Though it sometimes feels dodgy buying computer equipment in a flea market-type situation, you'll find that most of the vendors are backed up by existing shops from around the country. Discuss the warranty with each vendor before you buy too, and you'll walk away having paid prices that are up to 40% cheaper than buying in store and even online for the best brand names.

This fair has moved to Ulu In Malet street.every saturday 10.30 til 5pm…read more... for all your computer needs and so much more

I Two thumbs-up to your shop! You are really amazing. Your…read moreprice is cheaper twice unlike the other but your products are in good condition. My desktop computer and DVD player are still in good condition after 5 years.

Dealing into the best price and negotiable are really awesome! and they can also fix my computer in…read morejust a short time.I would like to thank this london computer shop who made my computer so terrific.All the bad condition of my computer was totally gone.Thanks again and to those the staffs and teams who help it.

AVOID these guys…read moreovercharge as hell had to pay over 100 pounds just for data recovery

avoid if possible…read more house of computers charges an unpublished 25% restocking fee when returning items. they try to force you into exchanging for another item or getting store credit. not worth the trouble. salespeople only care about profit, not customer reputation.

If there is one place that I can choose to went in for my…read morecomputer accessories, PC Worldwas my first choice, why? First of all, because there are many choices here, and another thing is the prices, it is very important to me, where I can buy a very affordable accessory but have a high quality performance and this shop provide avery low prices gadgets, PC's accessories etc and the staff here is simply gorgeous, I like their presence.

I have to agree with the other reviews. Terrible, awful, do not use currys. I'm literally…read moretraumatised and they give zero for your customer experience. ordered fridge, didn't come, wasted my whole day trying to sort it out and they made zero efforts to help. impossible to get any help. Just sooooo unacceptable.

This store located on High Street Kensington is the main technology outlet specializing in every…read moretype of manufacturing process. The company PC World/Currys has become a popular online retailer too, offering shoppers the option to finance. All round, the store has excellent customer service to support your every personal and business requirement.

Has anyone ever bought a product from PC World and tried returning it? What a nightmare! The…read moreinterrogation of what you are doing makes you feel like you are the one in the wrong and should stay home and deal with the products fault yourself. Staff are normally rude and never know what the hell they are talking about. We bought a laptop that had a faulty DVD drive; they just wouldn't exchange it as if we were lying! There is a huge PC World near Brent Cross. Biggest in Europe they say, and I love going around seeing what is new. Sorry to the guys at PC World but I will always by online as its cheaper! Dealing with your people when things go wrong is just too much heartache.

Does what it says on the tin, shinny, big and bright store with all the Apple bells and whistle you…read morecould want under one roof (dependant upon your wallet of course!!) As you step into the store you are approached by an "Apple helper", unless your me and you are quick enough to avoid them if you already know why/what you want in store head directly there. As with all Apple stores all you can ever want, not sure you need it, is here on display. In fairness to the staff they can / have been helpful in the past and I dare say they will be helpful again in the future.

Needed to swing into this Apple Store to purchase new AirPod Pros as I had forgotten mine in the…read morestates. Had the pleasure of being served by a young man by the name of David. He was a pleasant chap who was quick to get the items I asked, answered all my questions. It was a very quick stop but the was please with the level of customer service

This is the most unprofessional service in London! I strongly advise not to go here for any…read moreassistance. I was visiting London when my laptop stopped working because of an error which according to multiple online computer forums was a minor issue. I took my laptop and left it with a computer engineer at Epsilon, who said (after diagnosis) that they would charge £80 for fixing the problem. (1) The problem was not fixed, because they could not get the operating system installed because apparently ALL the USB ports were not working (even though they were a few weeks back). (2) The data had to be transferred from my laptop's hard drive to a USB drive to be given back to me and the computer engineer disappeared from the store while the data was transferring, without a word (unacceptable). (3) When I asked his colleagues where the engineer working on my laptop had gone, they were utterly rude, unhelpful, and kept saying he will be back in a few minutes (he did not). When the engineer called me later he misbehaved and had no sense of customer service whatsoever. When I told him that this sort of behavior was unacceptable and that I was under immense stress, he hung up the phone on me! When I finally went to collect my laptop, the engineer and his colleagues were utterly obnoxious and started blaming me. On top of that, they said they would charge me the £80 (even though the laptop was not fixed) plus £30 for the transferring of data. I lost precious time and £110 over nothing (with no student discount). But more than the fee I was charged, I was surprised by the sheer demeanor and attitude of the staff and engineers at Epsilon. The men working here are cold, rude, and lack any sense of responsibility. This is the WORST experience I have had with any computer shop in London and I strongly recommend that this business be avoided by everyone.

My frd took a working laptop to them to check if there was any liquid damage.They said it would be…read more60 pounds to check and clean it. They told my frd later in the week that the motherboard crashed and that there was rust on the motherboard, they said it would cost 150 pounds more to fix it. (really that sounds like someone wants to milk the cow; cause the mother board isn't available in the market and how were they going to fix an issue that I think wasn't really the truth) Worried my frd told me about it. I offered to go and check it out. {to me this was really absurd as a working laptop motherboard wouldn't crash after it reaches the store(Dr)}. We went to the store, they told us that no the laptop is working we fixed the IC for power supply on the motherboard. (really that seems really strange from crash to working without asking whether I wanted it fixed) My frd was very happy that it was working, but i smelt something fishy so i asked the person what the IC was and what he fixed. (he gave me series of various vague answers, to which i further probed to find out) He told me 35 pound to tell me what he did [that is out right a sign of something shady] He tried to quickly change the topic by saying i was young and didnt know about PC. He added by saying that he had a Phd in Electronics (O i was so sure that was a whole load of crap, if he was it would be like a second for him to tell me the IC number) I played along and asked him his Phd topic and were he did it from. But he tried to dodge the question by asking me my age and that he has ran the store for the number of years I was. He never could get around to telling me what his topic was (do people forget things as imp as that). Conclusion: He just managed to charge my frd 90 pounds for just doing nothing to the computer in fact he destroyed the mouse pad and the right click. My advice : If you have an issue dont go to them if you dont know anything about technology cause they are waiting to help you donate to the "Epsilon PC fund".

I love the egg shop and the woman that runs it. The egg shop is just a counter. You have a choice…read moreof 6 eggs or 12 eggs. The rest of the shop/space seems to be filled w microwaves and fridges and personal effects. Very strange, but if you want nice fresh eggs, you can't beat it.

If you like egg shopping it's cuts out the crap of having look at other groceries but if you do…read moreneed a fix they also sell egyption papyrus wall hangings!