I have two Beyond the Box branch favourite but I chose to write here at the Greenhills branch page…read morebecause I bought more items (gadgets) here and at the other one (Robinson's Galleria) I've only bought accessories. I think everyone who goes to Beyond the Box GH has fallen in love with its design, the place simply looks awesome! and the displays would definitely make you want to buy. They have almost everything there so you won't have go out and buy else where. One thing I've learned from buying at Beyond the Box is that they have this magical thing called cash discount which you can really appreciate when buying gadgets because you'll feel the big discount. That and they have a 1 week replacement and 1 year service warranty. Price-wise, it's sometimes cheaper to buy there if you can believe it and the sense of security that warranty brings me since I'm one of those people who's really unlucky when it comes to buying gadgets.

It's difficult to turn around and stop yourself from giving this store a second look once it…read morecatches your eye as they've done a phenomenal job at engaging the sights and senses of their customers, both potential and current. As opposed to their computer iStudio that's chosen to go with a monotonous color scheme, it's all about color here. There's plenty to explore within the premises: if you're in search of new earphones or headphones, they've got it. There are phone cases, iPad cases, iPod touch cases, laptop cases, etc. And then there are speakers. If you're a techie or a gadget person, come through. This is in your element.

All Phones weirded me out at first. It was basically a mobile phone store that sold phones with a…read morecontract with a major telecom carrier like Globe. What All Phones does is make some model phones more accessible by attaching a contract to the purchase. In that sense, one could see All Phones as a middleman. A broker of sorts between the buyer and the telecom provider. They have a lot of different models to choose from. Some of them are relatively well priced even despite the fact that you'll be locked into a contract. Those looking for a brand new phone but are on a tight budget would really do well to give this place a visit. The only downside here is that they don't have Apple products. All their mobile phones are either Windows based or Android, so keep that in mind when you're looking at their phones.

MyPhone is a local brand of cellphone. Yes, the country has started to produce its own line of…read morecellphones. I was a bit surprised that someone actually had the bal;ls to make these. After all, the competition in the mobile market is quite intense. There are so many different brands out there to choose. People have so much choice that they're practically spoiled already. MyPhone represents the Filipino way of doing business. It's cheap, but nevertheless of decent, if not good, quality. Their phones are far from the best, but they still produce phones with decent specs. The great thing about buying MyPhones is that you'll know that you're supporting a local brand and therefore are able to help boost the economy. I imagine that most people wouldn't give this brand a shot since it carries with it the stigma that its locally made. It might not be produced by the likes of Apple or Samsung, but MyPhone is still a good enough brand to consider for those looking to save some of their money in buying a new phone.

I'm a proud MyPhone user. Though many people may look down on this brand for: 1) not being…read moreApple/iPhone; 2) being local; and 3) being cheap, I have always liked its phone's features. See, I like my phone affordable so I don't feel bad when I lose/break it, and so I can replace it yearly. But I also want it to be packed with great features, and in this aspect, MyPhone definitely does not disappoint. Anyway, I'm writing this review, in particular, for the MyPhone branch at Robinson's Place, which sells all things MyPhone, and also acts as a service center where you bring your MyPhone gadget to facilitate repair or replacement. I got my Agua Rio from there last year. Unfortunately, the unit turned out to be defective. It was my fault, though, for failing to check all the phone's feature before I ponied up cash. I only discovered after my sister checked out my purchase when I got home that the motion sensor was unresponsive. (Who uses motion sensors anyway? Not me.) I notified the Robinson's Place branch via phone of the defect, and they were very accommodating. I was asked to come back to the store, where they checked the unit, and offered to replace it. There was no stock of the color I wanted, though, so they promised to order it and notify me so I don't waste my time coming back repeatedly. My questions were answered promptly and I was notified via text of the availability of my unit. I've experienced no problems with the phone since. My Agua Rio is now my third MyPhone, and I'm saving up to buy the Agua Rio 2 next month.

I was so happy to find this electronic store at Resorts World Manila. I needed a Lightning USB for…read moremy iPhone 6+, as I had to leave my old Lightning USB with my mom. I gave my mom my old iPhone 6, so she'll be needing that USB to charge her phone. This is the place to buy Apple products and accessories in the mall. They have phones, watches, and tablets. They may have computers too. I'm not sure as I wasn't looking for it. The sales clerk told me to keep the receipt in case as my USB comes with a 1 year warranty.

You can't get a better phone for a better price. In The Philippines, customer service is #1! I…read morecan't tell you how impressed I am every time I visit Asia, it's just a totally different vibe. The people show you 100times the respect and still realize the customer is always right. Way too go Oppo, good luck with your growth!

The Electronics Boutique is quite a funny store in my opinion. I know that there are a lot of…read moreelectronics stores out there. You can generally classify them based on the kind of stuff that they sell. Some electronics stores for example, specialize in mobile phones. Then there are those that specialize in dealing with home appliances. You also have those electronics stores that specialize in selling video game merchandise. The thing I find humorous about Electronics Boutique, is that it tries to sell so much that I think it doesn't fall squarely under one category. They have television sets, mobile phones, computers, desk lamps, and so much more. In addition, I found it funny that such a store would sell so much despite the fact that their small size. I dunno, there's just something funny or humorous about this place that makes me snort or giggle when I look at all he stuff they sell because in a way it reminds me of CD-R King.

Superb expertise and customer service. And I'd like to say special thanks to one of their staff,…read moreMs. Mhina, for your kindness and professionalism. This was my first time having my laptop battery replaced. After comparing prices with other shops that provide similar services, we decided to try Dr. A Repair Center, VirraMall Shopping Center. They did not disappoint! Finding the shop may be challenging yet do ask around. We will surely return for future repairs and parts replacement. Thanks again!

Great Service. Very Professionals, well explained by their Service Engineers, they know computers…read moreinside out.

For gizmos, gadgets and technological needs; go to the SM Cyber zone where multiple stores are…read morealigned to cater your techie needs. They have the latest and hottest stuff out in the market such as phones, tablets, phablets, laptops, computer, digital cameras, gaming consoles, music appliances, PC components and paraphernalia. Products are usually the same on each merchant but price may differ greatly depending on the store. A specialty brand establishment may be more expensive that generic gadgets store so it's best to compare prices to get your money's worth, I suggest that it's better to pay cash as you can get it at a discounted rate compared to paying using your credit card. I recently went to the cyber zone to get a new phone for my husband as he lost a phone again after 8 months of usage. We were just planning to get a cheap phone as he always travels a lot and almost lost a dozen phones throughout his lifetime. Cyber zone is a good place to shop as there are many stores that offer different deals and promotions each time and we were able to purchase a cherry mobile phone for only P600.00 at a generic mobile store.

Did you lose the stylus of your Samsung Galaxy Tab or Samsung Galaxy Note again, you silly person?…read more(the heck is with you, those things are pricey!) Do you need a replacement Blackberry or a casing for it? How about a Bluetooth keyboard for your iPad? Whatever popular accessory you need for your phone or gadget, you can find it at Unicel. Located at a small nook of a store near the Greenbelt1 movie theaters, Unicel stocks mostly (there are some "class-A" ones there too, be sure to ask as some may not have a warranty) original accessories for your Nokia, Samsung, Blackberry (do people even still use those?), and Apple devices. I once bought a screen protector for my iPad mini there, and it was deftly installed by their lone saleslady. I forget her name, but she's quite professional and courteous. Believe me, this is important, because there are some stores near Unicel that are less than pro and can be a bit rude. Unicel also stocks a number of accessories like the new iPad charging cables (Lightning cables), casings, styluses (styli?), and even those "fisheye" lens attachments for your iPhone camera lens. UPDATE: Unicel has unfortunately closed down over a year ago. Kind of like how almost a couple of years ago I signed up for Yelp, told them I couldn't meet the 40 or so reviews within their deadline, so stopped at around 20 reviews, but didn't get paid a centavo for what is now uploaded here. Thanks, Yelp, for being as untrustworthy as everyone else!