These guys are absolutely dreadful. They are neither knowledgeable about computers nor particularly…read morewelcoming. I recently brought in an HP laptop in which the cursor was not functioning as it should when typing. They looked at it, ostensibly cleaned it up, and returned it to me. I brought it home and within a day the same problem began. I brought it back. This time, they told me that' all I needed to do was to restart the computer on a regular basis rather than to simply shut it down. We tried this, and it worked for 30 minutes until I returned home. Other folks in Bernardsville cautioned me - - too late - - about these guys. spare yourself the aggravation.

This store is located in the town of Bernardsville and all through-out the pandemic, they have been…read moreopen with amazing service. I usually don't submit reviews but I felt I needed to for the great service that I received. The Technicians Nick & Chris know what they are doing and they always take the time to explain things patently. If you want a gaming computer built, this is the place to get it done properly. I recommend this store highly on all levels and you can't beat the prices as well.

My PC was slow and occasionally crashing. Went on Yelp, and although these guys seem to be new,…read moreafter speaking with them, they were far more competitive than other local companies I got quotes from. They diagnosed and fixed my computer for a fraction of what some other companies were charging, and in very little time! Highly highly recommend if you need urgent repairs, do not go to geek squad or any other rip off place!!

I would like to start this review explaining that I always hear people complain about how "mom and…read morepop" stores can never survive with the advent of the "big box" stores and there are many people who will actually boycott the "big box" stores in favor of the little guy. I decided to give this place a try because I felt a neighborhood store would provide the friendly service that most would expect. My HP laptop was just shutting off and we decided that we needed to see what the problem was. I called the store and was told that we would recieve a free diagnostic check. That was the highlight of the experience. We brough the computer in and was told they would look it over and let us know what they find. After a few days we called the shop and was told there they thought it was a virus but needed to confirm. If this was the case, we would be looking at $95. That was worth it. After calling back, they mentioned that this could possibly be the motherboard, a $200 + job where my response was, we might as well just replace the laptop. After a few more days we were told that they believe it was a virus and would have the laptop in a few days. If you notice, the canned response was "a few days". My wife finally called them on a Tuesday and they said it would be ready the next day. She tried calling in the morning and even went to the store. The gates were closed for the majority of the day. When she called back in the evening, we were told that "they were in"!! The gates were closed but they were in, very interesting. We were told that they would definitely have it the following day (Thursday). When my wife asked what happened the day before they told us that there was a "family emergency". So which was it, a family emergency or you were there with the gates down? Not a great business move to lie to your customers. Finally, Thursday had arrived and I told my wife that I would pick it up. It was supposed to be ready that afternoon. When I got to the store, sure enough, it was not ready. It was "90 %" ready which for me was just ridiculous. The owner stated that he told my wife it would be ready between 5-7 which is B.S., as stated, he said the afternoon. I then asked in a calm voice, "is this how you normally do business?" and was told, "yeah, this is how we do business!". No sooner, the owner then got loud with me and told me to take my computer and get out of the store if I am going to yell. Funny, I never raised my voice. In any event, I took my computer home after wasting nearly 3 weeks for nothing. Really surprised that this guy was such a jerk and would recommend that if you are looking for computer repair, try Staples or the Geek Squad. I wish I could give this place no stars!!

I tend to acquire things that break shortly after I get them. My poor dog broke his leg three days…read moreafter I adopted him (not my fault). I spilled water on my laptop weeks after buying it (pretty much my fault). In the case of the latter (though wouldn't it be exciting if they also offered vet services?), it was Park Slope Computers to the rescue. A highly rated repair shop walking distance from my house? Yes please. They correctly diagnosed the issue, special-ordered me a new keyboard, installed it in under an hour when it came in, and did it all for much, MUCH less than I expected to pay. And NICE people. My break-related bad luck aside, there's nowhere else I'd trust my computer with.

Beware!!!Store selling NOT AUTHENTIC chargers for apple laptop computer for $50,I decide to return…read morein 5 minutes after payment. The representative refund only partial refund $17.00 and was rude, when I file dispute with credit card for remaining balance. The owner provide false statement of a facts to credit card, my computer was newer check and newer turn on in the store! Credit card processing partial refund after my call. I should be careful and check his reviews before walk in to Compustar Brooklyn store

Been a customer of this store for man, many years! Actually have bough three computers from them…read moreover the years, and their repair costs are very decent, and I've had issues where a problem still occurred and brought it back and they honored the original repair if it was within the same week I picked it up (and the same issue). That said, the PCs you get there are going to be very standard. Many will be the same specs at the big box stores, but will be cheaper, but if you're looking for a gaming or video production PC, you'd be better off building your own or hitting online PC stores that specialize in better systems - looking at a recent print-out for them, a lot of the specs for parts in the custom-built PCs aren't top-of-the-line. If you're looking for PCs to just do your home work or check on emails, maybe do some office work with spreadsheets, then you'll be fine. If you're building a PC, they have some parts on the wall in the rear of the store, but it's not a complete selection, as I've found problems in the past looking for parts there.