to bad the moved for me . always helpful and top top shelf merch. over the years always gotten…read moregreat tools and electronics/ electricial supplies

I fixed it!!! My waffle machine stopped working mid waffle!?! After sussing out all possibles for…read morerepair, it was either the dumpster or I do it myself. Waring Pro told me to kick rocks, and the next option was $60. So after a lot of research, I heard tell of a place akin to a radio shack, but more Costco than Shack - and a whole lotta radio. Electronics Supply - been around for over 60 years - is just a wonderful place for the tinkerer with electronics repair needs. There's an upstairs and a downstairs, a gaggle of extremely helpful staff, and they even have the curmudgeons of yore - those gentlemen of too much knowledge, and not enough cares - answer any question gladly, but stays in their chair, and hardly look at you while doing it. This place is a rarefied necessity of any advanced municipality with the capacity for ordering online. Honestly, these guys seemingly have anything an everything you can imagine - and they're very helpful to boot, which in this time of online garbage is welcomed necromancy! I bought a thermal fuse; I didn't know what I needed, but they did. They discussed the part in question, haggled over the possibilities, pulled it from the expansive selection in back, and after an entire dollar seventy five, I was out the door! I installed it, and viola! Waffles! I'm just over-the-moon excited about the possibilities! They have myriad tools and components, security systems and computer parts, and if you venture downstairs, you've ventured into the realm of commercial electrical supplies. Among a million other items, there is a full-blown server setup for sale, conduit for days, and any bracket, housing, cable, wire, transistor or capacitor you can manifest from your imagination. It's an electronics supply, but it's more than that. Like the armory or granaries of yore, this is a downright necessity of civilization in the heart of downtown Kansas City. I'll definitely be back for things and stuff. You should too! It's a shame more people aren't able to fix their own stuff anymore, and that number is shrinking. Thanks to the Electronics supplies of the world - a right contrivance of practicality in such the weary world of toss it and buy another.

New TV and soundbar and now I needed the HDMI cable…read more Ki was around do I asked him where to get the cords. I told him what I needed them for and he walked me to them and advised me what and why. Love the personal assistance. Checkout was easy breezy , phone number and rewards check. Kaleb was very funny too!

Was just trying to call and check the hours as it a holiday but was stuck talking a dumbass A.I…read more robot that couldn't even connect me to a person in store. It should be this difficult to check holiday hours so I don't end up wasting time driving to a store that is always closed. Hopefully they're able to get that A.I. a brain cause that was one of the most frustrating calls I've had.

Dan and his was helpful this morning. Needed an ICOM hand microphone and he had just what I exactly…read morewhat I wanted in stock. He may not have everything, but he does cover everything you need. He had an absolutely beautiful Drake TR7 on the counter! All the new stuff and a bunch of used gear, ready to put into use. I apologize for not getting an inside photo. Thanks Dan and company!

Super helpful; I went in there with a long list of items to buy. They surprisingly had everything…read moreon my audio equipment list. Some were obscure. I think it was Dan who helped. Patient, friendly and resourceful. Thanks for the great customer service, will come back.

Bryan is an excellent technician and can repair most anything regardless of age as long as any…read moreneeded parts are still available. I've used him for many years on all of my vintage audio gear. You do need to be understanding and patient waiting for him to get to your repair. He is about the only one left doing this work in this area and the amount of equipment he has in line for repairs is astounding. As well, people from around the midwest ship him gear for repair, so it no just local work he has to keep up with. He will do a great job for you.

Bryan was amazing! After having my Marantz SR7010 in a repair shop for 14 months only to be told…read morethey couldn't repair it. I dropped it off with Bryan had a estimate to repair it in less than two hours and the unit was repaired the next day. Fair pricing and quality workmanship. He will repair all my audio electronics form now on. Thanks again.

Another great experience with the EC team. Brought in my turntable which was a big mess. Cleaned…read morecartridge and stylus, as well as connection to turntable arm. Addressed skidding by making three separate adjustments. More importantly, educated me on how to DIY it next time. Refused payment. I ended up buying a used cassette player for my son who is building out a system. Highly recommend.

I purchased a turn table. I paid $400 cash. I hooked up the player to my system and the table was…read morewarped. I returned the player. They replaced the motor. I again hook the player up to my system and nothing.I again return the player.I have called for two months. The owner is out of town. The record player is in their possession and I hear nothing. I finally speak to the owner...two months later. Basically she said.. she has personal problems , she travels ect. And she will not refund my $400. So basically they sale you a used product that should work. When the item is faulty they do nothing. I would never buy anything from this place. Everyone works for their self. No one is in charge and they just pass the problem around. Then they try and convince you that it is your fault.. Because Tracy the owner is having man problems.. I was completely honest from the beginning.. Buy new..avoid any temptation you have to walk in this store. It makes me sad to see an owner not take any responsibility for the store she owns. Oh she will act nice .. just as long as she needs to.

Soooo glad I found this place. They're on Groupon listed under 'iRepair,' and they're running a…read morespecial on fixing broken glass on phones. Since I'd broken my phone glass a few weeks ago, I was surprised & frustrated to find out that Apple & Sprint each wanted hundreds of dollars to fix my phone. Crazy! Then I saw this place and they'll do it in under 30 minutes for $79. I kinda couldn't believe it, because Sprint had told me it would take them several days and they'd have to send it out and give me a loaner phone- no thank you! But this place lived up to their promise. In less than 30 minutes I received my brand new-looking phone. Beck was my technician and he was so helpful and polite. Definitely recommend this place for other dorks like me who shatter their phones on tile floors!

Very easy to work with and did a great job on my IPhone. Had it fixed in 30 minutes. Best price I…read morecould find.

Located in a safe part of Overland Park and across from Oak Park Mall, Best Buy is still hanging on…read moreas a staple of "brick and mortar" physical locations. The outside seems normal enough, on par with our memories of a begotten age and heck the employees seem very nice as well. The parking lot also is relatively smooth, devoid of potholes!!! That said be warned I'm still a fan of this place, regardless of some of the stupid business practices enacted by a short sited corporate regime. Walk on in and you get greeted relatively quickly but also a blast of cold or hot air hits you, depending on the season, to make shopping that much easier! I'll admit I'm still somewhat taken back that every time I walk in, some nice employee says hi! Very nice. As with most Best Buys now adays, directly in front of the shopper, you know where the DVDs, Blu rays, 4ks used to be to encourage impulse shopping, lies the multitude of cell phones. Yes, I mentioned the physical media b/c it's a sore spot with me. Please note the inventory of DYI items like wire, connectivity butts, odd length of HDMI cable and things of that nature have been scaled down. I strongly advise checking online if you don't like just browsing like me. Also, a lot of options in terms of computer mice, keyboards and things of that nature aren't as plentiful anymore. I mean, it's better than many other competitors but not what I remember of the golden age of Best Buy in the 2000s. As stated, physical media in terms of movies and music is gone but games are also impacted yet they do carry some titles, especially new or hot items. As far as new consoles, I've never had much luck getting a "hard to get" system as opposed to other places. In those regards, plan ahead. Now they do have a great selection of TVs and surprisingly if you like higher end equipment they carry that too! When I first moved to Kansas in 2000, this was my "home" Best Buy. They've continued to have competitive pricing, a friendly staff and a pretty good stock of most items. I won't sugar coat this because it affects all stores, is they've scaled back on a lot of items like I mentioned. If you're a window shopper, I invite you to come by. However if you need an item and expect it to be in stock, I suggest checking the website first. I've been to a lot of Best Buys and this one continues to be a great store!

I have always liked Best Buy, and will purchase items there whenever possible in order to keep them…read moregoing. Usually their prices are set to match their competitors, however there was an item that Costco and Sam's Club were offering for less over Christmas. I looked up to see if they would price match those stores, and the website indicated that they would. When I was checking out, the cashier looked at the pricing at both the other stores, and verified it was the same item. He needed a manager to come change the price, and I had to wait at least five minutes for one to come over. The manager told me that what the website doesn't tell you is that in order for them to price match Costco or Sam's, you have to have a membership at Best Buy. I didn't even know they offered one, or why I would even need one. He told me that if I paid $50 for a membership that he would do the price match. I told him that if I did that, the item would cost me more than just buying it at Costco. He just shrugged his shoulders uncaringly. I left, and drove straight to Costco to purchase the item. On the way, I called Best Buy customer service to see if that was indeed the policy. The verified that it was absolutely not the policy, and that I didn't need to buy a membership to match the price. I assume maybe the manager gets spiffed for selling memberships, and lied to me in order to sell one, but all they did was lose a good customer for life. I won't be returning.

Deciding to do a review here after shopping for a consistent 3-4 months for groceries. I wanted to…read moreget a good feel for it. I did not grow up shopping at target weekly so it is definitely a different experience than walmart. First of all, this target is clean!!! There are not random items laying around, nothing on the floor, and good organization overall. I like this target because they have a lot of clearance items on food/pastries/hygiene/cleaning products. The clearance signs are easy to find and include good everyday products. The app doesn't always align with the price given, so i appreciate the price scanners located in the store. I do not interact with a ton of the employees because I usually do self checkout but the employees at self checkout are always kind. They have a lot of workers!! Sometimes there is a worker on almost every aisle restocking things. The prices are reasonable, especially with the app. I find that my grocery bills are cheaper here than other stores for sure.

This store is always out of multiple items. Once they were out of gift cards!!! whole shelves…read morecan be bare. I don't know if it is a stocking problem or management.