The strongest force in life is not love or hate, but the anger you show towards a printer without…read morepaper. Why does your printer always seem to run out of paper when you're in a hurry, or busy printing crucial documents? Maybe because your documents are always of importance, otherwise why would you need to print them? I'm one of those folk who don't seem to plan for such eventualities; and normally only replace things when I need to. This changed a bit when I recently stumbled upon Computer Food in Rosedale. This computer shop sells all kinds of goodies you need to keep the computer running, from printer paper to ink refills, memory sticks and DVDs. The idea at this store is that the more you buy, the more you save; a principle I can live with. The shop is conveniently located where Tawa meets Rosedale Road, there is plenty of parking on site and you can negotiate a good price.

Have been buying my brother printer cartridges from Computerfood for at least a year and half…read more Fantastic instant service. Love those Mackintosh sweets that come with it too.

I had my screen on a Samsung phonr replaced today in Milford. Excellent service. Really ffast and…read moreefficient and very polite friendly people

Very poor experience. BE AWARE: this company regularly has…read moreits own employees post positive reviews to hide their negative reviews. I brought in a laptop for a straightforward repair and was told it would be checked the same day. After waiting the entire day with no update, I was finally told it needed to be sent to another branch and wouldn't be ready until late next week. When I asked for the device back so I could take it elsewhere, the staff member handed me the phone with the manager on the other end. The manager immediately started raising his voice at me, calling me impatient and acting as though I was being unreasonable for wanting a clear timeframe. I also had to push them just to reassemble the laptop so I could take it away. Technician purposefully destroyed my laptop by putting incorrect screws on the front of the laptop, unbelievable! How can an ''experienced" technician not know hes reached the end of the standof for the screw, this is unbelievable. As per photos. This was 100% intentional because i wouldn't wait a week for them to do a repair that a shop 1km away did in 1 hour, this is a 150 dollar replacement part and almost 100 worth of labor if im lucky, terrible. I took the device to Advanced Computers in Albany, who diagnosed the issue properly and fixed it without any drama. The difference in professionalism was huge. I would not recommend this place based on my experience.

A stoner geek paradise. The buzzing chatter of Queen Street fades behind you as walk down the…read morestairs, and you might feel as though you have just walked down into your nerdy neighbors basement. Ardent gamers in their zone, giant screens in their faces, headphone volume on max, large coke positioned conveniently by the mouse pad, the real world a bygone memory as they hack and slash there way through the levels. Not the most competitive hourly Internet rate at $3 per hour, but they offer rather generous member deals. I paid $10 for 5 hours (where I could come and go as I please) which I thought was okay because they have a super central location and big comfortable seats. Seriously, I am not kidding about these seats, they are large and they are leather, and they have sweet sweet reclining action - they only problem is you do not want to rest your head back and absorb the head sweat from the last customer.

BEWARE!! would put a minus 5 stars if I could! Don't go here for repairs. Misleading, poor…read morecommunication and empty words. Horrible experience.

There is no surprise to the fact that Mac Computers are the best selling computers in the USA, and…read morethat iPhones and iPads are the most popular in their field. Plus Mac's marketing team is extremely effective in promoting products and software, so it makes sense that they have moved almost everything to become web based, with only the hardware being sold via retailers. Yoobee is a retailer that sells Mac products, and they only do the hardware bits, so if you need software upgrades, then you need to go online. If you need advice, then you need to go online... And this is where it all falls flat. The guys and galls working for Yoobee are nothing more than sales people. They can punch in a price, and print a receipt. More than that, it depends on the person of the day. I doubt that they get any Mac training. So it is very frustrating for shoppers to get answers to everyday problems, as you would expect them to assist with small everyday issues. I'm not sure if my beef is with Mac or Yoobee, but I do feel that a specialist shop should hire staff with a more than average knowledge, or at least bother to train them. I love Macs, but you might as well buy on price, and for that Yoobee is too expensive, and there is no added value.

Yoobee - used to be the apple store in Albany Mall so I tend to still think of it that way. I own a…read moremacbook pro and an iphone 5 (man I sound like a douche saying that) but I've never come here to buy any of those bigger items. Mainly because I'm always sniffing out cheaper deals elsewhere. What I do come here for is screen protectors and covers. I know now days you can buy a cover for your macbook almost anywhere... even cheap shops for about $20. But the difference between those covers and the ones you find here is quality. I like a pretty solid cover for my laptop because I can be a bit clumsy so knocking it on tables or spilling my drink on it is likely. When I came to buy screen protectors for my new phone I sort of expected having it put onto the phone to come with the purchase. I was wrong... apparently that novelty comes at an extra charge. I can't remember now how much exactly it was but I think it was around the $5 mark. I was desperate to start fingering at my phone so I paid the extra and at least there were no bubbles on the screen! Overall opinion on the place - if you want to have a go on the latest ipad come on in and have a blast. I'm pretty sure the people know what they're talking about and they're stocked up on good stuff. But really nothing you couldn't find elsewhere.

Absolute scammers! Do not go you will regret it! I took my sons laptop in for a screen replacement…read moreand they charged me $80 and told me they would call if it would exceed that, 3 days later i get an email saying i need to pay $400 which is more than the laptop itself! Furthermore the $80 was apparently just for an 'inspection' thank you for nothing you advanced computer idiots

Their $82 diagnosis fee surprised me as I had read that repair assessments were free. After 2 weeks…read moreof phone and personal calls I was told that both my MacBook hard drive and logic board were faulty, parts unavailable, and a replacement computer for $4.5K the only solution. It has now been repaired by another technician in 1 day for $80. -5 stars is my rating. Go elsewhere.