I happened upon TBS looking for a replacement phone case that I couldn't find in all of the other…read moreshops that I'd visited, mainly due to my wife's phone being a Lumia Windows Phone that's about 4 years old, and pretty much obsolete (She doesn't want to part with it). I was charged a very reasonable €10. I've been back since for an iPhone case, another tenner well spent. No doubt I'll be back there again for something else. All in all very helpful, very friendly, and very reasonable.

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I pop in on occasion to pick up DVDs and games for my son. The place It's well organised and kept…read morewell. The staff are great and always seem to have a bit of lighthearted banter going on between them and they are only to happy to involve you in it which give the place a nice relaxed atmosphere. Only thing bad that I can say is the shop only sells used goods (not a problem in itself) but it's not clearly stated on any signs outside of the shop so could mislead people.

what can i say , fantastic service, great prices , brought my blown pc to him xmas week ,2 days…read morelater everything fixed and spanking new parts , lovely guy so happy to have found a good computer repair shop.

The guy behind the desk here needs a lesson in customer care. I was sold a phone with a dodgy…read moreheadphone jack, It came with a 3 month warranty. I only found out the headphone jack was dodgy 3/4 weeks after I bought it as It was sitting in my room waiting for a new sim card. He completely used this fact against me, the first thing he said when I presented the issue is "you broke it". He refused to fix it for free and insisted It was working before I purchased it. Clearly, the test procedure failed and he wouldn't admit it. The customer before me was similarly upset as he refused to repair his second hand purchase for free also. If you are going to purchase an item from this store prepare for an unpleasant transaction if anything goes amiss and take the "warranty" with a grain of salt.