On Friday 7th July 2023 I purchased a Gigabyte GeForce GT 710 2GB Graphics Card (N710D3-2GL-V2) for…read more$63 plus Express Postage of $13 but I never received it since I don't have a Parcel Locker and they are refusing to refund me so I avoid using this company since they are thieves. I would recommend using Centre Com.

On a strong recommendation from a friend, I made my way to MSY, a computer hardware shop behind…read moreSydney's UTS. He told me, "Make sure you know what you want before you go in there, it's not a place you go for customer service." I conversed with him further to make sure I had what I needed down in my brain. I walked into the shop, the bulk of the shop, where all the merchandise is, is cordoned off with red barrier posts. The method of this shop, this MSY, is that you go up to the counter and you tell the people what you want, they fetch it for you, you pay, you leave. Shopping experience completed. I wait in line for a while, there are only two people behind the counter and a few customers are milling about within the confines of the barriers. I tell him I want an external hard drive. "Two Terabytes" I say. He gives me some options and makes a recommendation. This is more customer service than I had expected. The device is much cheaper than you can get it elsewhere. A quick search of the internet confirms this. As I stood in line waiting for my turn I did overhear a conversation between the store clerk and a customer in regards to why they had more people in the store moving things around. Apparently they are changing the system up to be more like a classic shop where people can browse and walk about the property. Who knows how long that will be.

I was walking down Anzac parade when I saw a sign for Ellis Bella Dancewear. I didn't see the store…read morefront, but, as I wasn't looking for dancewear, I continued into TWC computers. Whilst inside the store, I heard a customer discussing tap shoes with a consultant. Ta da! They're the same store! At least, they share a premises. The've got one side each. Anyway, as I didn't buy any dancewear nor do I know anything about said dancewear, I'll talk about the computer store instead. It's one of those places that looks permanently closed from the outside but is actually bustling on the inside, so if you walk past, check the sign to see that it's open, even if it doesn't look it. This seems like more of a repair shop than a store, and I guess they focus on that, but the do sell at least some computer accessories. I didn't ask if they sold the systems themselves. Either way, the store is small, but jampacked (this is also because of dancewear at the back corner) full of stuff, but I think you'd mostly go there for advice or repairs. Still, handy to have one nearby, and it's a port of call for me and my computer troubles.

Needed a pair of headphones and happened to walk past this store. Went in and asked for a cheap…read morepair of headphones. Got a pair for $10 - cheap enough, but they were broken. Didn't discover it until I got home and wasn't bothered going all the way back to get them replaced. My skeptical side says that they knew the headphones were broken because I noticed the packaging had been opened previously and the headphones weren't wound up neatly in their case. It was either dishonest or unprofessional business - either way wouldn't trust them with any more of my money.

These places seem to be everywhere, and ever since I went back to university I have found myself…read morecoming here more often than not. Then again, I actually needed a cable for my computer, and sure enough, they were able to oblige. Basically, this is supposed to be your one-stop electronics shop and has a huge range of stuff for the enthusiast. However, the one thing that they don't seem to have are certain batteries, though they do for their specific products. It's a bit pricey, but still pretty cool.

Super helpful staff, very knowledgeable about what they have and what customers need (and sometimes…read morehow those two things don't always align). They were honest enough to NOT recommend some of their items for my needs after learning about them, which I really appreciate it, versus selling me something I would regret buying. Kudos and thank you!

I have a smart lifting socke with wireless charging with led light with usb charger with two…read moreoutlets to recommend to raise your profit. This product only produced by our factory.

I noticed customer service is awful as a general rule in the whole of Australia but this…read moreestablishment takes the lead, in all of their locations. Prices are wrong, inventory is always minimum and paying takes forever, not to mention they most likely will charge you a higher price so pay attention when you are paying, otherwise you will end up paying more.

JB Hi-Fi is an electronics store chain that reminds me of a smaller size version of the US chain,…read moreBest Buy. They even use a similar color of yellow in their company logo. Unlike Best Buy which has stores with huge square footage, JB stores are smaller and tend to be located in shopping centers. There are four stores alone in the Sydney CBD. This location is one of the stores in Sydney CBD. It is located on the lower ground floor of World Square near Coles and Miracle Supermarket. The store has a lot of offerings for your home including computers, tablets, mobile phones, TVs, video games, CDs and DVDs. While I didn't peruse the whole store, the advertising at the store emphasizes their low prices. I spent my time primarily in the CD section which was surprisingly sizable. The new releases here are priced around $20 (about $15.20 US), but they have a bargain bin here with some fairly recent released albums for under $10 (about $7.60 US). Since Amazon isn't in Australia and there aren't many music stores around due to iTunes, JB Hi-Fi is one of the best places in Sydney to buy CDs. If you are looking for the best prices on your home entertainment needs, the best place to start looking in Sydney is JB Hi-Fi. They have stores everywhere. So if you can't find something at one location, you might be able to find it at another nearby store.

the workers in this store wasn't very helpful when I asked for a recommendation on keyboards he…read moresaid whatever u would like but I didn't have an idea what keyboars are good then he said well that's a shame

very friendly customer service and always willing to help…read more if you need to get to the genius bar make sure to book online or over the phone so you don't have to wait, makes it less stressful. they know there stuff and are willing to help all they can

if i could give them a -10000000 i would. their customer service is appalling, the mangers have no…read moreballs to fix the stuff ups of their staff. my daughters phone was sent away and it took almost a week for the phone to reach their "secret depot" where repairs are carried out. it should have taken a week for the repair, no communciation from store, you try and call and they don't answer. ruby - you are disgusting and rob and george your managerial skills are non exisitent. could have taken the phone to telstra and claimed warranty repair there but cannot because apple have sent the phone away to a secret depot location, still has not been fixed, still have no word as to when or what repairs would be carried out. sorry from the managers is just a word with no meaning. beware if you don't buy phone from apple store because their customer service is pretty shat. asked if i could collect phone but no, asked if i could pay for the courier to collect - no phone is 9 months old - but they refused to replace it there and then. in all my years of owning an apple i have never seen a more incompetent team and lack of customer service. mine is not the only bad review - so apple should look at this particular location and really clean it up.

I am very satisfied with Adelong Computer's services. I had used their services once, they provide…read moreme services on time. One I was looking for iMac and I had contacted one company named RentiMac. They are awesome service provider at various locations in Australia. here is their website: www.rentimac.com.au

From the owner: Adelong Computers & Electronics caters to all of your computing needs, here at Adelong we…read morespecialise in Desktop and Laptop computer hardware, all styles of cabling and cable management, networking hardware and much much more.

So if you thought that there's too many djs out there, don't see the need in mixing if you're just…read morerelaxing at home or just want some good quality record player to listen to your collection of vinyl, well guess what! This is the place for you. Classic hi fi have a range of classic turntables, 70s amplifiers and speakers, spare parts and maintenance gear to keep your classic hi fi system in good nick. They've also got a small range of records too for you to browse in between you checking out all the cool equipment. Now does anybody wanna loan me some dosh so i can buy the turntable, the amp and some speakers. To give you an idea of the prices, one of the turntables I saw would set you back about $350 and the record cleaning kit was $100.

Bought a record player here and when we got it home there was a terrible buzz. Tried to return it…read morebut owner refused. Not even an exchange. If it wasn't from the sweet guy who also worked there who came to our house in his own time and added a grounding wire we would have been screwed. Epic fail.