Quick, timely service that restored the phone like new, and at a fair price. They were very easy to…read moredeal with

I've been coming here for about a year to service my PS5 and controllers, and up until recently,…read moreI've had positive experiences. The staff is usually helpful, and turnaround times are pretty quick. However, my last experience was really disappointing. I brought in my DualSense controllers to fix analog stick issues and paid $100 to repair three knobs. Just one week later, I had the exact same issue with one of the supposedly repaired sticks. When I brought it back, I was charged an additional $60 to fix what should have already been resolved. What's most frustrating is that I couldn't get a clear explanation as to why I was being charged again for the same issue. If a repair doesn't hold up after a week, that should fall under some kind of workmanship guarantee--not an additional charge. I want to continue supporting this business because I've had good experiences in the past, but this situation felt unfair and left me questioning the quality and accountability of the repairs.

I came in with my old iPhone. They told me it would take 2 hours to complete. I came back in 2…read morehours and they gave me back my phone with a nice & perfect new screen. Thank you!

These guys were great! They were able to fix my phone and did a great job…read more Wooooooooooo

I give this place a solid A for effort. Unsurprised to see a review already that references KP;…read moreThey were definitely my internal gripe walking into the store. That and "someone is sitting there!" shouted by two reps at the front, followed immediately by a "how can we help you" that sounded a lot more like "how can we get you the f. out of here?" To any employee reading this, I'm sorry I walked in with an attitude. It was about 6 straight days on the phone dealing with a service issue: my phone received some texts and not others, and no photos. At a location in Sunset, we had already swapped the SIM several times. We put it in another device and the same issue happened. So I wasn't in this store to fix my service. It obviously was damaged somehow beyond repair, and only a conversion to the Magenta plan might clear things up. I took this to mean the honchos over at T-Mobile corporate got wise to the fact that my ONE plan was, in fact, actually unlimited, versus the metered "unlimited" plans now offered by all mobile carriers. I wanted to hold onto my ONE plan for dear life. But T Mobile, man, you've changed. Customer service at all levels was ranging from average to patently incompetent, they didn't know a resolution to something or couldn't do anything about it. They couldn't offer concessions to longtime customers. All they really had going for them was a pleasant demeanor.. ..except for KP, who seemed to have a stick permanently lodged up their butt. Still, KP offered to put in a different SIM with a Magenta plan on it, when I asked. Something about their demeanor and just my over-all experience, I told KP I just "needed a change" with plans to move to Verizon. I wish that was the end of it, but remember I couldn't receive text messages. So in order to keep your phone number, you need what's called a transfer PIN. And in order to get a transfer PIN, T-Mobile must send you a one-time PIN via text message. There's no other way to verify who you are, they do not do email. I'm over at Verizon trying to finish all this up, and no one at T-Mobile can help on the phone. They tell me I must go onsite and show my ID. So I head to the shop across the street from Verizon, and they tell me they are a third-party supplier. So then I thought, hey, you know which authorized retailer would be happy to see this face again?! KP. I was feeling my sado-masochist vibes. I walk in and explain the situation, and at first KP is like, "You're not going to like what I have to tell you- you have to log onto the T Mobile app to get your transfer PIN." Therefore needing the one-time texts I won't be getting! I just stared at KP and asked if they could call someone, which they did. On my way out, KP said, "I'm very sorry for the confusion" which honestly is the only moment that made me leave 4 stars today. Because this person does genuinely seem to have an attitude problem. But maybe that's because they're putting up with an epic amount of crap a day. Who knows. Anyway good riddance T Mobile! You sure tried to hang onto this one customer as long as possible. I wish you didn't go downhill in the pandemic.

The wifi is awful - it is spotty and weak. They overcharge for phones. You can't call a store to…read moreask questions. I'm being charged A LOT more for wifi than I was at Xfinity. I could swear the phone I got is refurbished. It's not a new phone. It's a piece of garbage that isn't worth $600+. My recommendation is to stay as far away as possible from Tmobile.

Helpful place Come…read morehere for _iPhone issues _etc Good alternative to an iPhone store

Be very careful with this company and don't trust what their representatives tell you. Here is my…read morestory. A month ago, my friend told me he wanted to switch from AT&T to T-Mobile because they offered him better terms and a free phone. I've been a Verizon customer for almost 3 years, and I told my friend that I could ask what Verizon could offer him and possibly add him to my family plan so we could all save money, since the more lines you have, the bigger the discount. I called Verizon, and the representative assured me that Verizon could match those terms (a free phone if my friend switched from AT&T). We received the phone, and a month later it turned out that it wasn't free. I called Verizon 10 times, and each time they assured me they would make it free, but nothing happened. Today, I asked to speak with a manager, and the manager told me he couldn't do anything and that the phone would not be free. I said that in that case I don't need the phone and that I had been deceived. The second situation: about a month ago my home internet device broke, and I went to this Verizon store to exchange it, but they closed my old line and opened a new one (I didn't know about this and didn't ask for it). Because of that, I lost my legacy (grandfathered) price and my loyalty discount. The manager wasn't very helpful here either, as he said he couldn't restore my previous terms. Please be extremely cautious with this company. Now we are looking to switch to T-Mobile because they treat their customers better and keep their promises.

These guys are the best! They have gone over and beyond to help me over the years…read more After quite a negative experience with a major cell phone carrier I found Platinum Wireless and I'm regretful I didn't try them earlier. On one of my lines I'm now paying for a month what I was paying for a year.

The GOAT! Go here for literally anything phone related. I will come back every time.read more

The person needs to answer and respond to the texts…read more Electronics are precious so learn to maintain and maintenance them. Advice get softcases for laptops/ computers/ and electronics. Always transfer ur data and files onto Micro SD cards tape it down and save the cards in a case. Don't put ur electronics in direct sun lites use flash lites to see the issues. Use a coffee table to avoid spills spilling liquids.

I called for a quote to replace the battery for a mobile phone. Gave me a reasonable price. I had…read moreto provide a deposit before the battery was ordered. It took two days to arrive and I brought my phone in. It took about 30 mins (included time to charge up the battery). They provide a year warranty. I'm happy with their service and thrilled not to have to buy a new phone.

I had the misfortune of dropping my iPhone and breaking the glass screen twice. After each…read moreoccurrence, I brought my phone to Jacob for repair and he was able to replace the screen within the same day for a very reasonable price. I highly recommend taking your broken cell phone here for repair.

If you need a screen protector or a phone case or any other cell phone accessories try going to the…read moreGo Apple Store at the San Francisco Chinatown Area!!!

Everything went well. I was immediately greeted and walked through the process of buying a prepaid…read moreSIM card. Irene was awesome. She explained everything thoroughly, helped with decisions and installed the card in the device.

It's a good sign, not having to stop by for all these years…read more Yes, I'm aware of free Tuesdays but my work schedule makes it difficult to enjoy this perk. After a stressful Sunday morning phone emergency, I knew a trip here was necessary for both my recreational and work lifestyle. I had a dinner engagement with friends that afternoon. How would I contact them? And with Monday being a workday, I was pretty sure there'd be work texts and calls that morning. I ordered my replacement that wouldn't arrive till ten days later. Yes, no cellphone for ten days is unfathomable. Stopping in a little after 1 pm, I saw a couple guys with T-Mobile shirts on. Ivan greeted me and I explained my situation. After unsuccessfully helping me restart my phone, he and I agreed the best alternative was to get a new phone to use. Twenty minutes later, I left the store with a phone that I could use in texting, calling, and receiving texts and phone calls. I stopped in later in the week enlisting Ivan's help in transitioning information. On Friday, I stopped in while the door was being repaired and Christian patiently helped me transition to my replacement phone. Big thanks to Ivan on my 1st two visits and explaining things and helping me plan the transition. Thanks to Christian for getting my new phone in order. This is still my go-to location.

A COUPLE BUCKS TO DREAM…read more This Chinatown location is the #1 volume retailer for Lotto tickets in the entire state of California. The floor reminds me of the betting cages at the race tracks with hundreds of custard-orange Lotto slips scattered all over on the floor. It's a must visit for me when I'm in Chinatown. A win here still eludes me. I actually do better with the scratchers.

If ever you are in this part of China Town and need to buy a lottery ticket or scratcher, then this…read moreis the place for you. This store is like a little casino because all it sells is lottery tickets and scratchers! So cool!

I received 5* customer service from Andrew. Ultimately I…read morewasn't setup for success by a Verizon rep from a different, so he couldn't resolve my issue. Nevertheless, he was very knowledgeable, personable, & efficient right through closing time; definitely deserves a raise or something. Give this man his flowers, Verizon!! (I exclusively review hotels, resorts, etc, so I hope this reaches someone in leadership/management to recognize the effort)

Before you waste your time here (which believe me, you will waste a lot of it waiting) let me go…read moreahead and let you know that unlike the Verizon website says, (an account manager can pick up an online order with an ID and proof of payment), you will need the account holders PIN number to pick up something you bought online not a password- a PIN number. (It doesn't say this anywhere online it's a fun surprise the associate will tell you at the store). We forgot the pin, so I was unable to pick up a simple online order that I placed and paid for in full online hours beforehand. Even with full access to my Verizon account and my ID etc. Walked in, sat down for 45 minutes, paid twice for parking, left empty handed. It was enough for me to draw the line with Verizon completely. The service has gone completely to the dogs anyways and I barely get service in a lot of areas here in San Francisco. My friends with T Mobile get better coverage, which is super embarrassing for Verizon. I've been a customer here for 15+ years and I have never had such a hard time picking up a phone or getting service. The customer service phone lines are no help either. The associate was nice enough but obviously he couldn't help me without the pin. Be warned.