My laptop was having issues and was constantly crashing. Simply Tech was able to diagnose the issue…read moreand make the repair for a lot less than I was quoted by any other computer repair shop to take a look at it. I will be returning for any future tech repairs I may need. I would highly recommend.

Left my son's iPhone for a screen repair and have tried to call repeatedly day after day to see if…read moreit's working and there's never an answer; it goes straight to VM. I would think a phone repair business specializing in phone technology would have their own communication lines at least working. I've also text and emailed but no response. The following Saturday actually went to the store front and a sign was on the door stating they'll be back shortly. We waited an hour and doors were still shut. I'm wondering if we'll ever get our phone...?!!!

Not impressed. Kept changing the time on us so we went with someone else. The other computer…read morerepair company with whom we worked was excelled.

We come here for all our phone computer issues. Always Friendly and they know their stuff. Helped…read morewith some water damage and recovering our photos recently.

Over the years, I've taken phones to several repair places. As a rule of thumb, it is a great deal…read more-- extending the life of a phone with a new battery or a replacement for a cracked screen is good for the pocketbook, good for the environment, and a way to reduce your own stress as you avoid having to transition to a new thing all the time. I've been using my current Samsung Galaxy for a few years, and like it. It is still performing well, and I like the size, although the battery performance was starting to wane. So I went online and bought a replacement battery (OEM) for about $10 on ebay, thinking I would just install it myself. After watching some youtube videos and trying to get the back cover off, I gave up and decided to have a pro do it. I reached out to a few different places, and the going rate was about $85 for a replacement battery installed -- but of course I already had the part! The guy here, however, was willing to install my provided part, and only charged me $45 for labor (a perfectly reasonable price, after I watched those youtube videos). The phone turned out great, and the operator of the business was friendly. I'm sure I'll be back for another repair in the future. (for those who are curious, this is in the building with Agility computers; Inside the building, there is a partition separating the iPhone repair business from the computer business)

He is our go to guy when it comes to phone repairs. Very fast turnaround. Highly recommend very…read morereasonable priced

I brought my iPad in as a walk-in. They gave me an estimated time of service and let me know the…read moreprogress on the repairs. They charged a reasonable rate for the repairs (much less than Apple!).

Excellent communication, prompt service, and reasonable rates. I brought in 2 iPhones that were…read morehaving different issues and he fixed both in less than 24 hours despite the inclement weather we were having. Skilled at explaining things to customers as well. I tend not to leave reviews unless I have a bad experience, but I picked this repair shop on a whim and I feel like I made a good choice.

I just want to say kudos to the guy who runs this place. I visited a couple days ago because I just…read morelost my phone on the bus, and was trying to get help locating it. He was very kind and allowed me to place a couple calls through his own phone, and provided advice on how to use Find My iPhone given the situation. I was very stressed at the time, and his help was much appreciated.

Amazing customer service! I would recommend this business to anyone for Phone or tablet repair…read more He's quick and very helpful. And as a business owner, has a lot of integrity as far as helping his customers. That's what stands out to me. I had an issue with a previous repair that was minor, but he went out of his way to help me, even going so far as replacement of a part. I left very grateful and happy that my phone's problems were resolved and I would be sure to return to this business for any future issues.

Danny is downright honest and knowledgeable. I tried other local shops including Best Buy Cedar…read moreHills. Do not go there because those techs know nothing but only want your money. I always drive by this place and had no idea. Please give Danny business because he deserves it plus his prices are very reasonable.

I had an old broken iPhone that I could not get into anymore and needed a data transfer to my new…read morephone since Apple could not take care of it. Revived was by far the most reasonable and they were able to get EVERYTHING back onto my new phone through their data transfer system. Years of old photos and memories that would've been lost - they were able to save. They sure as hell Revived my phone!

I brought in my old iphone 6 with a shattered screen to see what can be done. Alex was polite and…read morehelpful in explaining my options and how long it would take. He got it fixed right away in 20 minutes so that I didn't have to make another trip to the store later. The phone now looks like it is brand new, and the fee was exactly what I had hoped for. This also saves me money from having to buy a new phone. Thank you, and I recommend this spot for iphone repairs.

Great service! Very quick and happy to help. Our old Iphone 6's battery went kaput and the phone…read morelost the ability to turn back on. He replaced the battery in less than an hour.

My son's phone touchscreen wouldn't work anymore and a friend recommended CPR to me. I made an…read moreappointment online and when I arrived, I was assisted right away. I was told they would check for software issues first, and if no software issues, they would check the screen itself and switch it out. I paid $130 upfront for the screen replacement and was told I would be refunded if it is a software issue. I was later told it was not a software issue. The repair took about an hour. I took the phone home only to find out that the touchscreen was only partially working. I could scroll, but after 30 seconds or so, the screen would freeze again. What I realized is that they never asked for the password so they could test the screen to make sure it was fully working. I called CPR and was told the screen is under warranty and I should bring it back in. I was also told that the component that controls the touchscreen could be damaged and in that case, there's not a way to replace that. I was a bit frustrated as this should have been explained to me when I first dropped off the phone. They were booked for the rest of the day and said they would have time the next day. The next morning, I made an appointment, took the phone in, and was helped immediately. About an hour and a half later, I had the phone back. I checked to ensure it was working before I left and it appeared the touchscreen was fully working. I was again told that if the screen isn't working, to bring it back in and they would take another look at it. Overall, my experience was pretty positive. My only constructive feedback is that they should fully explain things before the service/repairs start.

Quite possibly the worst experience I've had with a business at any point of my 33 years on this…read moreearth. My partner dropped my phone off on a Friday - they requested $370 up front. This was supposedly to fix the back glass and screen that had broken after tripping with my phone in my hand. Had I been there myself, I probably would've laughed on my way out the door, as at this point my 2 year old iPhone could probably be replaced for that much or less. But unfortunately I had no phone, and so she made the decision to move forward with this transaction. They told me they would overnight the parts and hopefully have the phone fixed by early the following week. Tuesday the following week they called to inform me that the antenna had been damaged and they were unsure of whether or not they could fix the phone, but that they'd get back to me within a couple of days when they had more information. After not receiving a call, I decided to call myself that Friday to figure out what they were doing with my phone and $370 for the past week. I was told that the phone was being sent to a micro-soldering technician to have the antenna repaired and that the phone would hopefully be ready by the following Tuesday or Wednesday. Once again, Tues and Weds came and went, and I heard nothing from CPR about the status of my phone. On that Thursday, roughly 2 weeks after coughing up $370 and my phone, I called again and was transferred to the owner of the business. Aj, the owner, basically gave me an ultimatum by saying I could either wait an indeterminate amount of time for them to try and track down the parts required to fix the phone, in addition to actually fixing it. Or, I could come pick the phone up and have the "majority" of my money refunded - which turned out to be $200, or about 59% of the $370 I paid up front. This business charged me $170 to lie, mislead, and miscommunicate what was actually being done with my phone and my money. They literally handed me back my phone in the same condition it was in 2 weeks before I brought it in, charged me $170, and apologized for their incredibly poor communication throughout the process. Zero consideration for the time and money I lost tying up my $370 and having no phone for the 2 weeks they had it. I'm now out $170, in addition to having to buy a new phone. If I could back charge this I absolutely would, and will likely contact my bank and whoever else I can to see what I can do to dispute this.