I was turned down by other repair stores for my hard drive but Robert and the team was able to fix…read morethe issue within 20 mins! Highly recommend them!

Love this place, we've had so many computers built by these guys and will continue to do business…read morehere. We drive from Plano to get here and the drive is worth it.

Micro Center 07-28-26…read more My grandson is building him a new gaming computer. We chose to get the parts from Micro Center in Dallas, TX. They have everything you need and could want for your computing needs. It's overwhelming with so many choices to chose from. We walked around trying to find the computer case. Lots and lots of cases. That's when we met Tim. He was totally awesome and jumped in and took care of all our needs. My grandson had a list a friend made for him of what we needed. He took and made a shopping list for us. Then he asked if we wanted help getting all the parts. We said Yes! He was great, he took our buggy and took off and got everything on our list. I would say above and beyond what we expected. He had everything at the checkout counter for us. It was a great experience. I highly recommend Micro Center for all your Computer needs. Ask for Tim Hill and he will take care of your computer needs.

Some of the most helpful sales agents who genuinely try to get the right product for you as I…read moreobserved as they helped me or were helping others. The three stars are for the checkout practices at this store. Micro Center has turned into Frys. The guy with a bad hair dye job says "You need to give a phone number to check out" which I refused I got attitude for that. Then I come to find out that they will ask for a name to complete the check out. I gave him John Doe then said that's not going to be acceptable because if you need to return anything, we need your name and you just finished telling me that you're going to need the physical receipt or else I couldn't do a return or exchange so then what did you need my name for because we put it in our records so I said is John Doe or you can cancel the sale he actually had to call a manager over for a $20 sale. Ridiculous.

Brought in desktop computer for simple upgrade. Something…read morewent wrong. WTF spent huge effort making things right. Josh very patient with me. I would trust WTF with any of my computer needs.

Excellent as always. Josh was able to fix my issue in no time, whereas I spent 5 hours on it and…read moregot no where!

I am technology illiterate and got frustrated in trying to download program files for a particular…read moreapplication. I called their number and Seth said to come in, no appointment necessary, and he would give it a whirl. Seth was amazing, highly knowledgeable and very patient. I highly recommend The Tech Guys for all your computer repairs and technology needs. Their website is very informative and your inquiry is answered quickly.

High recommend the tech guys. Seth did an amazing job on my pc. Had been having issues with games…read morecrashing for months. Eventually I brought it in and they worked on it for days. Finding many small issues with software and corrupt files. Eventually they got it to work and now my pc is working just like when it was new. Very satisfied with their service 10/10.

Waste of time, they literally only buy cell phones. Online…read morethey say they take so much, but once you arrive they say they only take the newest model of items, if you are selling. Basically felt guilted into donating my stuff. Also the guys behind the counter are not professional, and made me uncomfortable. NO THANKS

ATTEMPTED to sell some items that I had a ps4 and a iPhone however the advertised times on their…read morephone voicemail is completely wrong they close at 3 not 6:30 as the voicemail says to make matters worse I drove all the way from Addison only to find out the store is closed on Friday's which the voicemail doesn't say it actually says their open just a waste of time

First time pc builder here,had a great customer service experience with reception but,charged me…read more200$ for just connecting the small 1 pin on the bottom of the motherboard (I had them flip flopped),no organization of the wires ( I had to do it myself) and apparently didn't correctly connect my fans so now I can't read temps. Had to replace my fans thanks a lot. Wish they had told me this Overall point: Shouldn't have been 200$ for just connecting a single power connecter wire pretty much scammed me.

The service and care at this establishment was superior. Teresa was helpful and personable when I…read morecalled and the same feeling of customer service was evident when I arrived. Teresa explained the process thoroughly of how my computer would be serviced. She was knowledgeable and had a sense of urgency to ensure a quality job would be done in a timely manner. Please support this local establishment who gives back to the community with their expertise in computers. Thank you!

Great place to get miscellaneous electrical and electronic stuff for computers, internet and…read morenetwork equipment, and Radio Shack type of electronic stuff now that RS is gone. Lots of computer related equipment and accessories. Also security cameras and DVR security video recorders just like what was at Trump's place in Mar a Lago that recorded him moving boxes of documents around that he wasn't supposed to have. Only difference is you own the Digital Video Recorder and there isn't a duplicate one in the Secret Service that still has the video of you committing an obstruction of justice crime that you think you deleted. :-O The people working here are very knowledgable and have always been able to answer any questions my engineering mind has asked.

Best - High Quality Products- High Quality people and Repairs - You get what you pay for, but they…read moreare not outrageous. Only place I go now.

We all know Staples is an office supply chain, but my latest venture into this place tells me that…read morethey are looking to diversify their offerings, and the focus on office supplies is getting murky. Upon pulling up to this location, you see a large banner on the side of the building touting a collaboration between Staples and the defunct Party City. This is a partnership that brings in balloons, helium and other event items. This could be a smart move by Staples to integrate special event items. "Oh, Debbie from Accounting is celebrating her 10 year anniversary with the company?" You can pick up a balloon bouquet and streamers while you're picking up some toner. It's not a bad pivot, it's just that first and foremost, I think the selection in their office supplies is narrowed to make room for stuff like this and some ginormous bargain bins I'll go into momentarily. Problem is I think Staples prices are steep, and it's not like you are getting exceptional service or an immaculate atmosphere to make up for it. I only find myself at Staples as a last resort. On this occasion, I had come for some packing supplies. I begrudgingly paid the ridiculously high prices because I needed the supplies, but time and time again, I find Staples is not synonymous with value, or the breadth of selection I would expect in 2026. While I was making my way from the furthest reaches of the store (which is where they keep the shipping supplies) to checkout, I was temporarily distracted by some curiously large bins that held some of the most random things. Things you would not expect to find at a Staples. Things like nose strips, multipacks of paprika (yes, the spice), romance novels...basically junk. This stuff gets put out once a week and each successive day, the price of the items in the bins gets reduced. It's like troughs of crud. I'd much rather them focus on bringing in the best assortment of office supplies instead of diverting to bargain basement tactics. Instead, I'd like to see more selection of office supplies at better prices. It's really that simple.

I have not been happy with a printer I bought a few months ago and came in to Staples looking to…read moreupgrade my printer situation without also over killing it with my upgrade. While I liked the way they displayed their printers and features, I was a bit disappointed that no one ever asked if I needed assistance, throughout the 10 minutes or so I spent in the printer aisles. I felt like it was pretty much self-service. Review #2033

Great experience with Macro Geeks Tech! I had already gotten my PC diagnosed elsewhere and knew…read morethat I needed my hard drive and power supply replaced. I brought the computer here for the installation, explained what was going on, and they did a quick check before taking care of everything for me. The turnaround time was excellent. I dropped my PC off only about an hour or two before closing, and they had the work completed and my computer ready for me the very next morning! I also had them clean the PC while they were working on it, and they did an excellent job. Everything was handled professionally and the quality of the work was great. Special shoutout to Dependra (Dee), who personally helped me throughout the process and answered my questions. I was a little nervous at first about leaving my PC somewhere new, but I quickly realized it was in good hands. Very professional, high-quality work, great turnaround time, and great customer service. If you need computer repair or installation work, definitely give Macro Geeks Tech a holler. I would absolutely recommend them!

This place is incredibly fast and communicative. This person named D was incredibly helpful in…read moretelling me the process, repairs, and payments. It took only about 5 days for them to repair a MacBook screen and motherboard. I would definitely recommended them as they offer affordable prices similar to other tech shops and service fee is cheap too. Would definitely come back here if I ever need repairs for my devices. Shoutout to D!!

A Yelp business listing already exists for id Software. Guess I'll be the first to review…read more id (the "id" is lowercase) was founded in 1991 by famous computer programmers John Carmack and John Romero, plus two coworkers, and is headquartered Richardson, Texas, an affluent suburb of Dallas. This company was instrumental to the games industry. They developed Wolfenstein, Doom, and Quake and popularized the first-person shooter (FPS) genre. I played the original installments of all three of these franchises on PC. I also played Commander Keen. I still remember spending the night at my friend Greg's house and playing Wolfenstein 3D (1992) for the first time. This was before the days of the internet so everyone knew about this game through word of mouth and computer magazines. It was incredibly popular. We hadn't seen anything like it, both on a visual level (full 360-degree first-person perspective) and on a violence level (blood). This was around the same time Mortal Kombat started appearing in arcades, but it didn't show up on home consoles until about a year later. In Wolfenstein 3D, you kill Nazis and eventually Hitler. Gun violence, swastikas, Nazis, Hitler... a great game for kids! As elementary school children, the swastikas didn't really register with us. From movies like Raiders of the Lost Ark, I simply knew Nazis and Hitler were bad. I admit I obtained bootlegged copies of Doom and Quake from overseas (Asia). Doom (1993) and Quake (1996) upped the ante. Better gameplay, weapons, graphics, sound effects, and music. More gore, more intensity. In Doom, you fight demons, ghoul-looking creatures, zombies, etc. In Quake, you fight monsters. Doom introduced the BFG a.k.a. the Big F***ing Gun. Many incarnations of the BFG have been used in various Doom and Quake versions since. I played Doom multiplayer with my friends using dial-up internet. The multiplayer was actually pretty decent with little to no lag. It was a lot of fun. I also played the Super Nintendo versions of Wolfenstein 3D and Doom, but preferred the PC versions because of the keyboard and mouse controls. On the keyboard, keys W and S are used move forward and back, and keys A and D are used to strafe left and right. The mouse controlled which direction to look. While a keyboard wasn't designed to be played with FPS games, the "WASD" control scheme turned out to be very effective and is still in use today. I never got good at FPS games except for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II (1997) where I owned almost everyone I played on the Internet Gaming Zone (now known as MSN Games). id Software's games have spawned numerous sequels, spin-offs, and even books and movies. Doom the movie came out in 2005 starring Karl Urban and "The Rock" Dwayne Johnson. Every year since 1996, QuakeCon has been held in Dallas. QuakeCon is pretty much an id Software gaming convention. They have a giant LAN party, game tournaments, and crown at least one champion each year.

Had my first job (intern) here. Great place to work, great people to work with.read more