they messed up my phone when I got it fixed my cameras don't work or my call speaker either and it…read morewas a 2 day policy so my hone cant even be fixed so im just walking around with a broke phone

From the owner: Broken screen, water damage, bad battery, no charge? We are you one stop phone, tablet and laptop…read morerepair shop that leaves money in your wallet!

Kyle was my hero today!! In a hurry, I left my phone on top of my car, and it died a tragic death…read more I got a replacement from the insurance company, but I had not backed my phone up and had some very important pictures and documents on it. I took it to other places in Roanoke who were quoting me $$$$, saying first they would have to put a new screen on it and then see IF they could access anything. Kyle took it in the back, got into it and transferred everything for me within an hour! This place is great!!!

From the owner: Come see us for your cell phone, tablet, computer, laptop, game consolve, and more repair needs!read more

Colton was fantastic! He was very forward about pricing and walked me through the entire process…read morestep by step. He was easy-going and friendly, easily approachable and really funny! I will be visiting him for help in the future!

The store was very nice and there were plenty of workers so we didn't have to wait long. John Melki…read morehelped us and was incredibly knowledgeable, patient and helpful. He spent a lot of time with us because we got four new phones and also a streaming plan. He helped us navigate all of the special offers to get the best deal for our family and then was so thorough in helping us set things up and make sure we understood how everything worked. Best "new phone" experience ever!

8.14.24 -- just an update on this vendor... went again for a repair to a tablet which was failing…read moreto hold a charge. Again, battery replaced quickly and inexpensively. They are our only computer repair place!

My wife had her iPad screen replaced at this shop over a year ago…read more We noticed the edge of the screen seemed loose several months later, but the iPad was still functioning. Then this weekend, the screen started to appear "jerky" and the iPad was pretty much useless. We called a couple places open on Sunday that wanted over $200 for a new screen. I thought we should get a new iPad, rather than spend $200 to replace another screen on an outdated model. But we took it by the shop on Tuesday when they were open during the week. The tech had it working like new within 5 minutes, at no charge, and we didn't even have the receipt from the first repair. (I'm sure they could have looked it up if they thought we were dishonest). Anyway, really appreciate the immediate attention when I stopped by and quick fix.

I went in because my phone wasn't working and they were swift to fix the problem .The people there…read morewere amazing would come back again

Found this place by Google Map search and/or Yelp as I didn't want to take my phone to Verizon (why…read moreI'm not sure now). A couple months later, fairly sure that wasn't the better decision. To be fair, I messed up my HTC10 somehow; I think moderately wet hands cause my screen to start not registering touches in vertical bar patterns. After dealing with this for a few months and it not getting any better, I thought maybe just the screen needed to be replaced. Again, to be fair it's possible more needed to be replaced. So I went in and asked about a screen replacement and noted my general problem. I was more led down the line of how much my phone was still worth almost as if to say if I wanted to sell it, though ultimately noting that it was worth repairing. I put down the first half of the cost and came back a couple days later after the part was ordered online from a random supplier of phone parts. An hour or so later I came back with my phone all put back together, paid the rest of the cost and went on my way. Over the next day or so the "new" screen started to have some dead spots and continually got worse over the next few months until now where it's pretty much useless. Again, it's possible something else in the screen was damaged and a new screen just put a band-aid on it. However, I don't believe it was well repaired as over the last couple of months when a spot or section went bad, some good jiggling or tapping of the phone would get it working again. As well, even from the start, the "home" button in the bottom center was not well placed back in and was offset from where it should be. Also noticed I was fairly easily able to slide in a business card or thin paper between the screen and metal body to try to reseat the "home" button. So, the repair didn't come back looking like new and to me wasn't a good quality repair. It might be more of my issue, but I struggled to stop by this place with the way the hours are set and ran out of my 14 days from repair to take it back in at no cost (at least according to the receipt). I called once in there and left a message only to never have it returned, I could have been more persistent, but I don't have time for that. I only give a 2nd star here as at least the work is done in house and with decent looking equipment. Maybe it was just that I had an off phone (I think HTC10s aren't too popular) so if you've got an iPhone or an easier repair it'll work for you. But for me, it didn't work and I don't think the quality of the work was very good.

IF I could give minus stars I would. My problems started just before the iPhone 16 came out, They…read moresent me a message about a good deal on a new phone. When I got there the rep who waited on me took my phone and started working with it. In talking with her I found that iPhone 17 would be out in Sept, so I decided to wait. by that time she had cleared my phone and said it was paid off. I was on a prepaid plan so yes it was paid off when I got it. My bill was 50.00 dollars a month before that day. After she got done I had lost my Military Discount had to resign for auto and my Bill was close to a $100.00. After several day of being on the phone with them I got everything back as it was and my bill was $40.00. The next month my bill went back up to $50.00 but then they took away the military discount and my mobil hotspot. Needless to say I am no longer a Verizon Customer.

They are absolutely useless! Get the run around on the phone and told I can do what I need in store…read morecome all the way to the store and get the run around again and told I can't do it in store. I absolutely hate Verizon!!!!!! They are the worst customer service and the people are useless jerks!

I love this place. It's the must go place for all your old school video game needs like NES, SNES,…read moreetc. If you can't find a retro item at Gamestop stop by The Tech Exchange. They also have newer system games like PS4 and Xbox One. I like their DVD and Blu-ray selection also. A very fun place to shop. Would recommend.

BUYER BEWARE: I bought a vintage Atari 2600 console from them on eBay. The console arrived…read more(postmarked from Roanoke, VA) stuffed into a medium-sized USPS Priority Mail box with *zero* padding save for a couple of pieces of packing paper stuck on the top - the bottom and sides of the console were flush against the inside of the box and completely unprotected. Needless to say after going through the cross-country USPS gauntlet the console arrived DOA. Whoever handles their eBay account was completely unapologetic about it when I contacted them about the issue. They did offer a refund, but the guy I dealt with was a total jerk about it. When I asked if he'd be cool with getting a piece of vintage gear shipped to him packed like that, his response was "I'm not the kind of person to let little things bother me. Let me know if you want to return it, otherwise, please don't contact me with silly questions again. Thanks." When I told him I'd let the Atari collecting community know about his attitude, his response was "Haha, shouldn't be too big of a community. I'm sorry you are so upset, but it is what it is." I find this contempt for their customers appalling and won't be a return customer. UPDATE: So (ignoring the Tech Exchange moron's utterly stupid advice to return the thing using the same horrible packing materials they sent it in) I packed the broken console up securely using proper packing materials- lots of bubble wrap and packing peanuts, securely enclosed in a big sturdy box. You could throw that thing off a cliff and it'd be fine. Got a message from eBay today. Apparently the Tech Exchange opened a case with eBay and tried (unsuccessfully) to weasel out of giving me a refund by claiming that they received it "in different condition than how it was shipped". Nice try but no dice: I shipped it back in the exact condition I got it. News flash: ship electronics with zero padding and a box that's way too small and chances are excellent that it'll *break* before it arrives at the buyer's address. Case closed. eBay denied the Tech Exchange idiot's pathetic and *dishonest* claim and refunded my money. The Tech Exchange now has at least one less customer and another bit of bad feedback on their eBay profile. Buyer beware.