I have used this business for work purchases several times and have had good experiences with them…read more I have also purchased various automotive and other DC current switches for personal use. MRO is Radio Shack on steroids and then some. They carry a HUGE assortment of switches, connectors, LED's, they make custom electrical cables, they carry electronic service tools and soooo much more. If you need something electrical, they will have it or can get it for you!

I had ordered a 24 x 36" photograph and John H. in the photo lab did an excellent job, beyond my…read moreexpectations in printing this for me. I'm a professional photographer and really appreciate his skill set. Rich W St. Albert

Awesome selection of small appliances for the house and great cosmetic selection. Lots of snacks…read moreand a good size book and magazine collection. Electronics is well stocked with everything you need. Staff is very helpful with finding things. Also there is a Canada Post outlet inside. And a pharmacy.

I hear this location is closing at the end of January, which is honestly no big loss. They run out…read moreof items frequently. Twice I went in to buy a Fitbit and stood at the display case for 10 minutes without seeing any employees near by to help me. The first time I left without buying anything. The second time I went up to customer service and asked them to send somebody over. It was a painful process. Luckily I had done my research and knew what I wanted already.

First, let me start by saying this place is absolute trash. Not just the St. Albert location, but…read morethe Terra Losa, 109st and 137th Ave locations, too. I present to you, the same story, at every location, give or take a few details. I went in a couple of weeks ago to get that nice little Google Home that was $80 off. I knew it was sold out, because everywhere else was sold out. I just wanted get myself a rain check so I could capitalize on that banging deal. I stood near the empty shelf of Google Homes waiting for assistance. 3 or 4 "sales associates" walked by and just ignored me (because those cowards for sure knew they were out stock). I then decided to ask one of the "sale associates" who was trying to avoid me. He literally said "we're sold out and I can't help you, man. I don't even know when more will come in." At that point I had quite enough and took my business to Staples. The Goddamn Office Depot, where I was glad to pay full price.

I object to reviews that are based on whether the staff are cute and dateable or not. Yes,…read moreSterling Electronics is manned by old guys who look like they're out of a nursing home. Yes, the store is junky-looking, the displays are full of obsolete parts and the only way to find what you want is to ask. Obviously, this store isn't meant for people whose life is spent staring at their smartphones. If you have old electronics that's still serviceable with some part that needs replacement, Sterling has the only game in town. I have a Sansui amplifier, strictly analogue that satisfies our needs. I really like the intuitive way this works compared to digital home theaters, for example. Unfortunately, all the dial lights and indicators are incandescent lamps (remember those) so I've had to replace them several times over the 40 years we've had this. The only place I can find some of the strange parts for my amplifier is Sterling. Hopefully, they can keep going as long as the old and obsolete equipment I love continues to work.

It helps to know what you are looking for. If you are looking for say, a TL072 Op Amp then you are…read morein luck. If you are looking for the best price on a new flatscreen, look elsewhere. This shop specializes in obscure electronic parts... the only real competition in Edmonton is Electronic Connections, which has a way bigger staff. The shop does repairs on many electronic items that would normally go to the Eco Station. This shop has helped me get my guitar amps back in shape many times. Give them a call if Electronic Connections can't get what you need right away, you may be pleasantly surprised.

On July 31,2026 I was in the store to buy a Panini Fryer.I opened the box to see if it was what I…read moreneeded,and it was! As I was putting it back in the box,a Lond Drugs clerk came up to me and was mad that I had opened the box and they couldn't sell it anymor.I told her that it was was the Item that I wanted and was going to buy it! But she kept harping about I couldn't do that so I didn't buy it!! I thought they were there to help the customer NOT TO STOP THE SALE!!! So I went to the next nearest London Drugs and purchased the item,and won't be returning this store in the Brewery district

This is my favorite London Drugs. It has everything…read more Absolutely everything. I have trouble finding the coffee substitute I like. I find it here. My non fluoride toothpaste is here. I needed help finding it, but the staff was there when I wanted them. The carry Zevia. A stevia sweetened, soft drink without calories or chemicals. You can knock a lot off your grocery list. Gifts too. Greeting cards. Cosmetics. Electronics. I've purchased just about everything here but drugs. Lots of parking. Unlike the location on 51st ave.

Reece is very knowledgeable about all products in the store! great guy!!! Check out at.albert…read morevisions.

I wish there was an option to give less than 0 stars. Horrible customer service and unhelpful…read moreemployees. I would rather sprint a mile through randomly scattered pieces of Lego than ever shop here again.

Love this location. Very professional service and if you can catch the right deals, it's definitely…read moreworth the price Note: this review was on April 2019 originally on Google maps. I can say with confidence they still. Hold up to the rep. Buy the gsp and you will not be disappointed. Better to be safe than sorry.

I went to this store just past 5 PM today to buy wired earphones. When I was about to pay, I asked…read moretwo sales associates(a lady and a guy) -- who seemed more focused on chatting with each other -- where I could check out. The female associate pointed me toward the back, so I went there. All the cashiers were busy assisting other customers, so I waited patiently. A few moments later, another customer arrived after me. The same lady sales associate then opened another POS terminal and called that customer over first, even though I had been waiting longer. I was honestly surprised and disappointed by how the situation was handled. Employees are being paid to assist customers professionally, not to stand around chatting while customers are left waiting and then ignored. Very poor customer service and lack of fairness toward customers waiting in line.

BCOM responded quickly to emails during the pandemic when I needed to purchase chrome books to help…read moremake schooling at home a little easier on our kids. The staff were friendly, efficient, and professional. Very happy with our purchases :-)

BCOM is one of the first places I became acquainted with when I decided to migrate from the world…read moreof buying computers off the shelves of major stores, to custom-built boxes. It is not a place for a novice computer geek to go, however. When you walk through the doors, it is sort of assumed you already know what you are doing. While there is plenty of staff, they are not all that helpful. It is best to go there knowing what you need. Or, if you would prefer, you can buy one of BCOM's pre-built models, which kind of moots the point in coming here in my opinion. The prices for both complete systems and components are reasonable. However, there are other places in the city where you can go if you are looking for components with better service.

In no way can I fault their products but my experience with the staff is another story. I stopped…read moreon my way home from work and the salesman must have assumed I was not worthy of their time. Not at all helpful and seemed too bothered to spend any time helping me with my speaker requirements. Ultimately I took my 4g's and bought elsewhere. Not a good experience from the time I walked in the door. I guess they just don't need the business?

Was asking for a quote, as I was describing what I wanted, the sale guy started laughing and…read moretalking condescendingly at me. If the customer is misinformed on something or used the wrong term on something, you dont laugh at them, you educate them so you earn their business! AVOID THIS BUSINESS!