They are stocked with many useful electronic connectors, cables, etc. Kind of a replacement for…read moreRadio Shack.

Every time I come to the state of Arizona I like to hit up Tri-Tek! Small shop flavor with some big…read moreselection. Today was a quick in and out but, I just always have to stop and get something. Carry some of the highest quality product on the planet. Today's case. I got some NTE electrolyte capacitors. Jeff over there is awesome. If you're in the Phoenix-Mesa area you owe it to yourself to stop in and experience the greatness that is Tri-Tek!

Geek Squad was great. I'm so glad we signed up last year on a whim. This was peace of mind and…read moreboth our laptops were covered! Make sure to make an appointment ahead of time since they're busy.

I visit this Best Buy location often and usually enjoy browsing, Forest at the front door is always…read morefriendly and welcoming and mentioned knowing me from my regular visits which was funny that he recognizes me. Unfortunately, I recently had a frustrating experience after being sold a product that turned out to be incorrect for my needs in which their sales human assured was the correct product. When I returned to exchange it, management was not helpful and didn't seem interested in resolving the issue, which left me feeling dismissed. As a result, I lost $40 on a product I relied on staff to recommend. I was also surprised to learn that receipts are no longer accessible after 45 days, which removes a level of convenience I previously appreciated. I hope this feedback helps improve the customer experience moving forward

Bought an awesome ergonomic chair Haworth Fern worth $1200 for only $700 and a 55" Samsung TV for…read more$150 -- knocked $100 off! Was it worth the drive? Yes! They have a great selection of high end ergonomic office chairs that are better than gaming chairs -- Haworth Soji, Haworth Fern, Steelcase Amia, Steelcase Leap V2, Herman Miller Aeron Size B, etc. My husband has Scoliosis and EDS, so he needed a good chair badly but we didn't want to pay $$$$. BDIT has these nearly near chairs for way less! Also, they sell iPhones for $300, new laptops for $250, iPads for $300, desktops, Sonos bars, soundbars for $80, portable TV stands for $50, etc. None of these are fake, scams, damaged, etc. We saw him test everything. It's all in almost mint condition. They've got incredible deals. Look, I would love to gatekeep this store and keep it a secret but Jeff is way too cool for me to do that. The way he treats his customers is like a friend, but he's still more than fair. Plus, the guy helps you load all this stuff into your car like a game of tetris. He loaded a 100" TV onto a Tacoma! Wow! Overall, our experience was A+ and would go there FIRST for all our electronic needs.

We've used the store since we moved here in 2010. They always have great deals and Ryan and Jeff…read morehave always been amazing to work with. And once again at Christmas, we made another purchase with them. They came when we had to move and boxed up my 80 inch TV and moved it across town for us. So grateful for this place and there are people that work with them. Logan was one of the guys that helped me move and I believe Bryan was the other name. Both exceptional workers.

Mike was great, found us just what we needed at a great price!…read more Install crew did an excellent job! Excellent experience all around!

I purchased a refrigerator at Spencers TV and appliance and unfortunately the unit seemed to have…read moreinherent problems.After breaking down twice I contacted Spencers and was put in touch with Omar who seemed to have resolved the issue by providing me a loaner unit while he spoke with the manufacturer to replace my broken unit with a brand new one.

My experience at mesa tv and appliance couldnt have been easier. Louie was a great salesmen, he is…read morenot a pushy salesmen. I ordered a washer dryer the price and quality was great. i deeply recommend this store.

They were so friendly! The whole process of purchasing our new refrigerator and washer/dryer…read morecouldn't have been easier. We requested installation, which was done efficiently and professionally. Everyone was communicative and the appliances are gorgeous.

Throughout the years my husband has drug me into this store. Over the years, I guess you could say…read moreit has finally grown on me. I find myself staying in here longer and longer each time. My favorite section is Dyson. I love looking at all the new gadgets. I already have my eyes on an in-room purifier for Christmas. I saw my husband's eyes light up and I was like oh no, I knew this visit was about to get longer. He took me over to their e-bike section. Which I didn't even know they sold those here. Our associate was Roosevelt and oh boy were we lucky to have met him. He was so helpful with getting the bikes out, letting us test them, was extremely knowledgeable and had a fun sense of humor. Anthony got his wish and we left with his Father's Day gift. Thank you all, Best Buy was a lot of fun!

Best Buy is one of my favorite stores, the selection is amazing and they have a little bit of…read moreeverything. They have even had collectors legos where they have been sold out elsewhere. Our experience tonight was worth writing about. We had prompt service, while we were looking for a home security camera. They even helped us find a package that made the cameras much more reasonable. They were so good in fact, we broke down and bought two e-bikes from. Overall (5/5): they had a good selection of items in stock and were prompt to help us. Customer Service (5/5): Roosevelt was amazing, we appreciated him helping us with the e-bikes and selecting the right ones for us. They did such a great job helping us load them into the car. Store Layout (5/5): the store is verge well kept and organized. Store membership (3/5): This is the only drawback, you know have to pay-to-play to get the maximum benefits. Even if you spend a lot in store they no longer have the generous Best Buy elites that helped with extended returns and bonus dollars seem harder to earn. Whether you're looking for a new appliance or a new TV, Best Buy is definitely a go to for us.

I honestly have nothing bad to say. I brought my truck in because my speakers weren't working but…read moremy sub was. They immediately got to working on it and found the issue within 15Min. They even looked into another small problem I was having with my reverse camera and gave me a solution. I'll definitely be coming back when I'm ready to add more to my sound system. Great pricing compared to other s as well. AND THEY ARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

They sold me sedona SD. 694 precision power speakers for $130.00 that I can get on Amazon for…read more$60.00 I guess it's my fault for not doing my research but I went in there and let them know that I didn't know anything about audio kind of interesting that they can take advantage of someone like that (they didn't itemize the receipt (of course haha) the rockford fosgate prime speakers were $70.00)

I had a really good experience at this Best Buy on my recent laptop shopping. Unfortunately, my…read morelaptop fell and the screen cracked so it was time to get an upgrade. Wow I probably could've just gotten the screen repaired. The laptop itself was over four years old, so it was time to get a new one, especially since I use it heavily for work. On this occasion, I had been looking at getting a HP Omni three as they had a special at Costco but they did not have any at the warehouse to try. I noticed that at Best Buy they did have that HP Omni three to be able to try on display to see if I liked it. And I'm so glad that when I tried it in person I discovered I did not actually like that laptop setting. So thankfully, I had to help from Tarj and Maddie. Tarj showed me the Lenovo yoga two and one 14 inch laptop, which was on sale due to their 60th anniversary of being in business. I like Lenovo's but usually they're a little bit out of my price range so I was really excited because this one was like $500 off so it was within the price range that I wanted to be in for my new acquisition. I really battle between the Lenovo yoga and the HP Omni X 2-in1. So I made some notes, went home and did a thorough evaluation of which would be the better purchase based on my usage for my work and then also durability. Hands-down Lenovo yoga was the winner and actually the percentage was higher for the sale off and so was getting a really good deal as opposed to you could typically get that Omni X closer to about the price that it was being offered however, for the Lenovo it was solidly $550 off and the processor was made in 2026 so I was getting an updated. So I end up ordering the laptop on Best Buy's website using my credit card because with my credit card provider I would get an additional year warranty and that also include accident insurance for up to $500 so I ordered it on the website and opted to pick it up. Usually pick up process is pretty easy, but I think because this was a high-end purchase it had to go through some additional verification to ensure it was not a fraudulent purchase. Again on this day, Tarj help me by calling the verification center, and making sure that I can take my laptop home without having to come back since I was coming from the gym. I so far and really happy with my purchase and happy with my experience at Best Buy. I did sign up for their $29 membership which allows me to try this laptop in my home for the next 60 days which is a little bit longer than the traditional 15 day return policy. Check this place out all the staff there were really friendly and I'm happy that there were nearby and helped me when I was in a bind so that I could get back to work.

Extremely Disappointing and Uncomfortable Experience at Best Buy on Ray Road in Phoenix…read more This evening around 8:00 PM, my husband and I visited the Best Buy on Ray Road in Phoenix with one of our sons. We were there with every intention of purchasing PC systems for both of our boys. This was supposed to be an exciting shopping experience because we were planning to surprise our children with new computers. When we entered the store, we were greeted by a male employee at the door. I asked where we could look at the PC systems, and he pointed us in the appropriate direction while speaking into his headset. We were then assisted by an employee named Taj. My husband began asking him questions about the computer systems, and at one point asked if he could show him some camera holders. While my husband was speaking with Taj, I remained in the PC area with our son looking at the different systems. Shortly afterward, another employee, Lacy, approached me asking whether I needed assistance. I explained that we had already been helped. However, she continued lingering around me and repeatedly asking questions while also communicating through her headset. My husband eventually returned visibly upset by his interaction with Taj. When Lacy continued questioning me about the PCs, my husband politely explained that we had already been assisted. Rather than acknowledging him, she continued directing her questions toward me. Shortly afterward, two additional employees approached us and asked, once again, whether we needed assistance. At this point, the repeated attention had become extremely uncomfortable and felt less like customer service and more like we were being watched or monitored. The interaction ultimately became so uncomfortable that my husband decided we would take our business elsewhere. What makes this especially disappointing is that we entered the store prepared to spend a significant amount of money on our children's computers. Instead of leaving excited about our purchases, we left feeling judged, unwelcome, and profiled. As a Black family, the experience left us deeply concerned that racial bias may have played a role in how we were treated. I cannot say what was in each employee's mind, but I can absolutely speak to how the interaction made us feel and how differently the experience unfolded compared with the welcoming customer-service experience we expected. Please do not assume that a Black customer is unable to afford the products they are looking at, is merely window-shopping, or is there for the wrong reasons. You cannot determine someone's financial situation, intentions, or tax bracket based on their appearance. If Best Buy is going to promote an inclusive shopping environment, then that standard needs to be reflected in the actual customer experience. I strongly encourage management and corporate leadership to review what happened, speak with the employees involved, review any available store footage, and provide additional training regarding racial bias, profiling, respectful customer interactions, and treating every customer with the same level of dignity and respect. We came into Best Buy ready to make a major purchase for our children. We left feeling so uncomfortable that we decided not to purchase anything and will be taking our business elsewhere. This experience was unacceptable and deeply disappointing.

Experience with sales for refrigerator was quick and easy. Even get better pricing than online…read more Delivery was quick and the installers were professional and worked well together.

From the moment I walked in the doors, to picking out and appliance, to the delivery day, I was…read moretreated with the best customer service all around. Brian was very informative and helpful when picking out an appliance. I really appreciated him answering all of my questions and helping me decide on the best appliance for myself.

I hope the manager Keoni receives a million blessings in this lifetime. He helped me out with a…read morecomplex issue that Uber Eats was unwilling to resolve. I will shop at this store for all my electronics needs for the foreseeable future thanks to Keoni.

I've been here many times with varying results. This last time I went in to purchase a phone…read morecharger and they had a helpful greeter who immediately sent me in the right direction. I figured out which one I wanted from a wide variety of products and was most impressed by the number of dedicated associates waiting in their respective departments, They always appear to be in some kind of hurried motion going somewhere but if you watch closely they never seem to have an actual destination. Incredibly, after I traversed the 30+ foot long empty, theater style line that lead to the lone checkout counter I found it to be deserted or possibly abandoned. I dismissed the idea that it was now self serve process not unlike the grocery store and waited. Then I waited some more and another person got in line. Then out of nowhere an associate appeared behind the counter and it seemed as though our long pointless suffering appeared to be over. Instead he immediately began rummaging through items on a shelf then quickly disappeared without a word. At this point, I began to try to narrow down possible explanations. A. This was a carefully planned and orchestrated experiment by Best Buy to gauge individual customer loyalty. (Perhaps future plans to reduce cahiers accordingly on a national basis?) B. A newer, crueler version of the old Candid Camera Show with the evil spin, that there's no humorous ending reveal. C. I had somehow transformed into a ghost or phantasm and was now helplessly trapped and unseen in the real world. I'm no CEO or CFO but even I know you can have the pricing, the inventory, the associates, hell even valet parking but a business model that doesn't allow for actual purchases is destined to fail. As I left empty handed the greeter inquired if I'd found everything okay and I told him everything but the cashier, taking comfort and solace in knowing that I was no longer a prisoner of the ethereal.