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    Ron's Electronics

    Ron's Electronics

    (7 reviews)

    Westchase

    Fred is the genius, helpful and friendliest guy I have met in a long time…read more I had an aviation headset that had a wiring issue and Fred took it on, fixed it in a very uncommon way and it works flawless so far. He refused payment and told me to try it out first. Sir - you are a rare gem in a world full of rocks. I do not know how to thank you. I will certainly send everyone I know your way and I wish you God's blessings, always

    I have a GE Superadio III I use as my go-to AM/FM utility portable radio. I've had it since the…read moremid-90s, and it's still going strong...until the analog tuning knob broke. Now, before you blast me for even having an AM/FM radio from the mid-90s, you should know this radio has received "cult" status among DXers for its ability to pull in far-away AM stations from across the country. As a DXing hobbyist, in Houston I normally pull in AM stations from as far north as Chicago, west to Salt Lake City and Denver, all states across the Gulf Coast to Florida, up to Nashville (and everywhere in between). I have even pulled in two AM stations in Cuba. OK. Back to the broken analog tuning knob. I took the radio to Ron's because it was close and I was hoping it could be repaired. He told me it was probably the dial pulley on the inside of the radio, and said it would take a couple days. The next day he called and told me it was ready! Fast service, very reasonable cost, and the radio worked as good as new!

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    uBreakiFix by Asurion

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    Tried to get a liquid metal replacement and cleaning on a overheating PlayStation 5, employee said…read moreit would take 2-5 business days. After a week I called for an update and was told they were still waiting for the liquid metal shipment to arrive at the store. Another week and another call later they said the same thing with no hard date about when it would be there, saying it'd be another week or two. Possibly a month long wait for a repair when I was quoted 5 days, if the shipment truly takes that long I should be informed of this the day I came to drop it off, or it should've been reflected in the initial quote. I asked if the console had at least been cleaned and was told yes. I then decided to just pick the console up and get the liquid metal replacement done elsewhere. When I came to the store, it appeared as though the outside shell of the console had been wiped down with a rag or something, while the inside of the console was very clearly still dirty. The employee than graciously decided to not charge me for the "cleaning". 2 weeks later, and I was in the exact same spot as I was when I walked into the store for the first time and was told the wait was 2-5 days, rough. The other place I went to get it also charged less for both services and got both done the same day, if you're looking for console repair id look elsewhere than here.

    Absolutely terrible experience at this location. I paid $65…read morefor a simple laptop diagnostic, and they kept my device for over a week with zero updates. When I finally called to check the status, I was told they "couldn't solder," meaning they were never capable of performing the repair in the first place. When I went to pick up my laptop, the employee actually asked if they had repaired it so he could charge me more -- even though they had already admitted they couldn't fix it. That tells you everything about the professionalism here. No transparency, no communication, and no value for the customer's time. I ended up with a wasted week, a wasted diagnostic fee, and the same broken laptop I started with. Save yourself the frustration -- go somewhere else.

    Vintage Sounds - antiques - Updated October 2026

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