I was up north and short a vital A/V cable when a Radio Shack appeared it's head. Cinzia and Reno…read morecheered the day. I hate your pricing but you saved me this day. The staff was perfect. Big RS in comparison to SF standards.

After receiving a quote online, I took my phone to the store. Chris had the phone fixed within 45…read moreminutes. Very fast and courteous service. The work also comes with a lifetime warranty. I highly recommend this place for phone repairs.

From the owner: Mi Mobile is Grayling’s only locally owned and operated cell phone store. With over 15 years of…read moreexperience, you can trust that we can solve almost any question or problem that you may have. Mi Mobile opened its doors in 2014 as a prepaid cell phone store that also specializes in the repair of all cell phones, tablets, game consoles, and laptops. Today we represent some of the top brands in the industry including Verizon Prepaid, Selectel Wireless, AT&T Prepaid, Cricket, Gen Mobile, MiMobileFi Internet, and more. Our mission is to provide the very best experience each and every time. We have great products at affordable prices that will save our customers money and make their lives better by providing them with a one-stop shop to solve tech problems, fix broken devices, save them money on their bills, and accessorize their devices.

Thank you JB Electronics... You saved me from disaster! My iPhone 5 appeared to be completely dead…read moreand nothing I did or suggestions I could find on the internet (or Apple's website) could help return my phone back to life. I stopped by (on recommendation from Nitro Computers in Harrison - Thanks guys!), explained my dire situation and they were able to restore my phone back to life. The store was very clean and loaded with accessories for every phone, easy to find on the main drag though town and the ladies helping (sorry, I didn't catch their names) were very friendly and knowledgeable and I owe them one!!! Thanks again!!!

I needed a screen protector for my iPhone and I called them and they said they did have them and…read morethey cost $59. I looked on Amazon and I can get a three pack of screen protectors for roughly $10. I ordered the Amazon protectors and they went on easy and worked great.

My dinosaur phone broke while I was up north on vacation, so I stopped at the nearest Verizon store…read moreto reluctantly upgrade. Apparently, this location just opened, so I was bombarded with a bunch of grand opening promotions. From past experiences, I absolutely hate going to cell phone stores. I just wanted to make this process quick, cheap, and painless. I wanted to get in and out as soon as possible, and they were fast in giving me the cheapest upgrade possible: a new Samsung J7 that was priced at a normal retail price. I was in and out in about 30 minutes. I was given $50 in free accessories and another rebate for a later purchase that I was unable to use since I don't live in the area. I hope I don't have to come here again, but they did a good job and got me what I needed.

They suck in service. Don't get locked out of your phone they won't help you just offer to sell…read moreyou a new account. Money grabbing prices. Wonder if not paying the bill is a option no service no pay​

Not sure about this store but overall version is not what they advertise. I have maybe one bar…read moresometimes. The service does not extend to rural areas and after much proof and persuasion they refuse to look at my area for better service

Tim is the Jedi master of phone repair! He is fast and extremely fair priced, the surprise thrift…read morestore will definitely bring us back as well!

Did something Samsung couldn't do - fixed my phone. Very reasonable cost and done in record time…read more Many thanks. Judith

Great news! RadioShack is alive! We spent the '70's and…read more'80's in a RadioShack but then they seemed to disappear. One writing called them "facing extinction" and most of us thought they went OOB. They never did. In fact, they are over 100 years old and kicking! Even back in the day when they closed thousands of stores and endured multiple bankruptcies, they still trekked along. This location is going strong, especially since relocating from the old K-mart mall on M-66. The folks I met were down home friendly and extremely knowledgeable. There is a little cell phone activity, but this is still the place where you pick up all your electronic repair needs. Rows of capacitors, diodes, switches and the boards to assemble them on. I didn't get through the entire store today (it's pretty a big place and Mrs. E was on the warpath to go to Thursday farmers market). But I bought a new soldering iron and a Volt/Ohm meter. The prices are pretty decent. I did notice a gentleman repairing what looked to be an android. They can replace batteries and do repair work on cameras and tablets. Probably more. 10/23

I was in dire need with my computer and they fixed it right away. So helpful. Have returned many…read moretimes since then.

I called and spoke to a representative by the name of Bee. She was extremely rude and…read moreunprofessional. She shouldn't have a job dealing with customers.

T-mobile-- this experience was a fail in my book. Specifically I am disappointed with the service…read morethat was promised and the results. The team was courteous and professional. I am a long time T Mobile customer and I went in yesterday to purchase a new iPhone 11. My old iPhone was old and had started to fail. I had to travel 2 hours to get to the store so I had planned to spend as much time as needed to ensure the transfer of information from my old phone was completed. When I arrived around 2 I was the only customer. Colby assisted me and after we completed the purchase, I told him I would run some errands while the new phone transferred everything. I told him and the other sales person that the most important thing was to have all of my information from my old phone transferred (photos/ apps/ contacts, emails, etc). I ran errands and after 45 minutes I came back. I was told the transfer had failed and they had to restart from the beginning. This was actually ok. I understand that things go wrong. I reminded them that it was fine, I had time, but the most important thing was to transfer the information. After about another 30 minutes my photos had transferred along with the contacts. I was told the apps would transfer in the next few hours. Today is the next day and NO apps have transferred and this really infuriates me. I have about 50 apps and I'm very unhappy that I was told the transfer would occur and it didn't. I stressed to them over and over that I wanted the information transferred and I had set aside several hours to do so. The emails didn't transfer either and I understand that I will have to automatically update all of these, but the apps? I was charged $20 for the transfer too. $20 to transfer my photos (which actually required me to download Google photos to do so so they could linked via the cloud) and my contacts). Fortunately I didn't do a trade in and my old phone is still operational, so I can continue to update my new phone with all of the apps from the old.