Not sure why this place has bad reviews. Your immediately met at the door by an employee there to…read morehelp you get in, get out. Employees were super knowledgeable and if they didn't have the answer they found the person who did. Beats the hell out of the POS target next door.

Very thin computer dept. One sales guy is a hardcore gamer, but that's apparently all he knows and…read morehe will talk your ear off about gaming specs, even if you just want a desktop or laptop for business purposes. It's tedious.

I don't know about YOU…read more.. But for ME.... Twenty Twenty-Five was the Year of Target! I kid you not, I visited my local Target store more times in 2025 than I ever had before.... And I LIKED it!! I know, I know, you ladies reading this RIGHT NOW are nodding your heads with absolute approval thinking to yourselves, "Yes Lance, go on, speak Target to me!" Sorry fellas, but I've gotta side with the girls on this one... But Target has just got it going on. Hey, I get it. It's clean, it's organized, & they've got most of your household basics. So I know what you're thinking... What made me so Target Happy in 2025?? Well my new obsession Vinyl Records, of course!! Yes, earlier last year, I surprised my wife and purchased her 2 Vinyl Records from her favorite band. Later that night, we went out and purchased a Record Player so we could play her new records. Once we got home that evening, within seconds of first hearing the sound, the quality, and the difference of listening to music play on a Vinyl versus digitally and.... I. Was. Hooked. From there, I discovered that Target stores have a small, but decent record selection; mainly new age stuff, but some re-recorded classics that everyone should have in their collection. And so my Target Ventures began. Yeah, I would find myself popping into my local Target and Bee-Lining it straight towards their records just see what they had. It came to the point where sometimes I would go daily, just to see if any new records had arrived. It became more of a hunt, that actual shopping, and I was always so happy when I saw a record that I wanted to add to my growing collection. And trust, when I saw an album that I wanted... I bought it! So why Target?? For one, they have a lot of the new-age records for current artists for that I'm currently into. Plus, there are a lot of Target Edition Vinyls that are made specifically for Target (limited edition colored vinyls, etc.) Heck, even when we are out of town... you know Target will on our to-do list. Well in October 2025, we were in Palm Springs to celebrate my birthday and we were on a mission to go straight to the local Target on October 3rd to grab a copy of Taylor Swifts newest album, The Life of a Showgirl. Hey, I'm a Girl Dad of 3 girls... plus a wife... I'm not embarrassed to say it, but I'm in a household full of Swifties, me included ;) Thankfully, that day, the release day... I didn't have to fight any teenage girls off to get my hands on Taylor's newest album because Target Palm Springs was prepared and had a huge display of albums, c.d's to choose from. Of course, like any Target run that anyone does... Once we grabbed the 1 item that we actually came in for, we headed straight to the check out line (Ha! This NEVER happens)... Yeah, we grabbed a cart, and we went shopping! My wife found some all white cowgirl boots, picked up a few fantasy books to read, and of course some things for the kids... Hey, this is how you Target! So... now you know how I spent the latter half of my 2025 and I have the record selection to prove it. We are now up to about 40 or so vinyls with over half of them thanks to my spontaneous Target drop in's. So.... Who is brave enough to share what brings you to Target so much. If you feel like sharing, you know what section to find me in ;)

Stopped by the Target in Palm Springs to grab some drinks and sunblock. As expected, the store was…read moresuper clean and well-organized, making it easy to find what I needed. They always have a great selection of sunblocks and other items, and the prices are very competitive. The employees were friendly and helpful, and I was in and out in a breeze usingself checkout. Always use my Target RedCard for that extra 5% discount! Great experience!!

We were on a search for an aerosol can of spray-air for cleaning. D.Y.I. was all out, but they…read morereferred us to NetworkIT. We easily found it and parked on Bartlett to avoid the Pine Knot parking fun. The owner was 'Johnny on the spot' selling us a can for $12. (Mountain Prices, we're used to it) He was kind and professional, but my favorite part of our visit was his housekeeper. She is about 36 inches tall, a hard worker and pretty proficient with a wet swiffer. She's greeted us back and told us she helps her grandpa "...because he's old". What a cutie! :) Btw, canned air worked like a charm and we are back in business! Thanks NetworkIT

I would not ever call this business again. I spoke to the owner on the phone he seemed very nice…read moreand knowledgeable. We made a apointment for 9am sat and he never showed up. I called and texted and never got a response. So he goes in the beware of losers category Things happen but business at least call and let you know. Still have never heard a word! Very disappointing. .

Old style customer service. I didn't know such places still exist. Almost makes you want your TV to…read morebreak down.

Good, honest people. Saved me a bunch of time and money. TV replacements are never easy.read more

I have been going here since 2018, and originally was recommended this place for my sculpture class…read moreat SDSU. I am so glad I found this place because its a treasure trove of gadgets and hardware. It is a great place for anyone to just go to even to just spend some time looking around. Also I wanted to make a mention about their super cool sewing machines they had available! Definitely recommend, I love this place!

So much stuff to look through. Looks like they have everything you may need to…read morefix/repair/make/build any type of gadget.

For a hardware / DIY home improvement store in Big Bear where you aren't going to get a full range…read moreof items like you would down the hill, this is one of the more reliable places to go on the mountain. Most of the time you find what what you need. If it's busy it's less fun, but foe the most part you can rely on Butchers Block.

Good business lots of variety and lots of options when DIY is out of stock. Butchers block has lots…read moreof lumber, roofing options on top of everything else they offer.

Galloway Electric is awesome. Rick the owner is so precise on everything he does right down to the…read moresmallest detail. I highly recommend Galloway Electric for all of your electrical needs.

Galloway has been around for years...he is the best... easy to work with. Very Hands-On. And the…read moremost reasonable pricing around. Highly recommended

We were referred here by a friend to see Tom who has been working on audio equipment for eons. In…read morefact he used to work at Fender. He can fix anything is what we were told. Hi-Desert Audio is tucked away of HWY 62 just behind the Jelly Donut. The owner Tom is an honest sweet man who helped my friend out with his record player. He looked at the record player, messed with it for a minute and then it was running again and he didn't even charge him. If you have anything that needs some fixing you should see this guy!

This is like a not as fun to go to Fry's if that makes any sense. I will never forgive late stage…read morecapitalism for taking away my fun super themed and unique architecture electronics store for minimalism NPC slop, but that's neither here nor there. I have seen the giga lines for Micro Center during the graphics card boom. Horrifying, but I feel like that's what mostly contributes to the super low ratings here, and a LOT of them, mind you. But it also might be due to people malding at spending a lot of money on something that didn't work for them. I was here window shopping, we are not the same. Plenty of parking the Saturday afternoon that we went. There was staff everywhere in every section, 2-3 of them even, who were ready and there to answer questions or guide you to where you need to go. Definitely a tech nerd's paradise if anything. They have a Tech Bar there, a station to build your own computer, and I think the most unique thing that they have here is the extensive in person shopping for 3D printers and the different color filaments, if you're into that as a hobby. There's things for gamers (even a lot of set up for gaming racers - a lot of which I have never seen before then), people who like to build and DIY things, consumer electronics, and even figurines and toys, for kids who are there too, I suppose. Not bad to peruse through.

Been here a few times and always pretty disappointed. I only go here because they carry the…read morefilament I need for the 3D printer and occasionally they have some parts for it too. But I will 100% say they are not disabled person friendly. If you have seen my other reviews then you know I'm disabled and use forearm crutches to walk. While this store does have an electric shopping cart. Or EcV with basket. It is usually not charged and it is falling apart. The store has ONE. Only one and it is completely falling apart. Some of the aisles are not accessible in the cart either. Now let's move on to the staff. While the manager will tell you they have 5 people in the 3D printing area I can rarely seem to find 1. When I do happen to run into somone they will tell me they are way too busy to help me out or be downright rude when asking them about inventory of an item. They have told me to just scan the sample color strip and wait for it to open on the machine. They have this machine on the wall that stores most of the filament and will retrieve the color and type you want. Well that's all great in theory. If the machine was loaded properly with the colors and type of filament in the right location. That doesn't seem to happen often. Now there is some good stuff. They have a nice supply of other items. Similar to maybe what Fry's electronics use to be but on a much smaller scale. You are definitely going to pay a high price here. Most things have been marked up incredibly high. But I mean you're paying to get it then and there. They have some things with decent prices. So make sure you are checking the prices at other places before you commit to spending $25 for a pair of pliers that can be purchased elsewhere for $4.99. Exact same product and packaging. All in all go here if you MUST. Otherwise avoid at all costs. The staff is minimal, untrained and rude. The disabled access is not the greatest. The best thing about this place. They had a restroom and it was clean.

Mark is awesome. He has done work for me a couple of times. Always prompt, reasonably priced and…read moreeverything works when he is done.