I am an UW alumni and have been to this bookstore location several times a long long time ago when…read moreI was a student. I never realized or appreciated how amazing this store was. About two weeks ago, my favorite K-pop group, LE SSERAFIM, was in town and during the encore, they came out in full UW gear. After researching, I found out that the gear was from University Book Store. I really wanted to buy the hat that Chaewon wore and was able to find and buy one there. It was a University Book Store exclusive printed/embroidered on '47 brand Hat. There is a reason I am telling this story though! While I was there, I looked around and see what kind of merchandises they were selling and I noticed that they have done collaboration with quality brands such as Lululemon, Champion (reverse Weave), Adidas, '47 Brand, New Era, etc. Clearly, whoever is in charge of designing the fan gear here knows what they are doing. They also had a clearance section upstairs with items marked down up to 50%. If you're a current UW student or UW Alumni and haven't been here in recent years like me, I highly recommend checking it out. Check out my photos of all the UW gears that LE SSERAFIM members wore during the concert.

I'm not a big book reader, so take this review with a grain of salt. However, I do appreciate the…read morehusky gear and the coffee shop in the store. I've also noticed that books are arranged similarly to Barnes & Noble. I've been told that the books are carefully arranged and sorted via subcontracted by Barnes & Noble, so if you're interested in that, this is definitely the place for you. The prices are a bit high, but they do go back into student support and activities, so it's a good investment. Also, there is a 20% discount or specific dates and timelines along with promotionals for students. but I don't think that these discounts apply to text books. I definitely recommend a university bookstore.

Got to try out some keyboards and bought a huntsmant v3 and amazing service im visting seatle…read moreofther wise id go often

razer site and yelp says open till 8 pm but they close at 7, fun when you drive 1.5 hours and get…read morethere at 7:10 =]

GoEBITS came to the rescue after I accidentally damaged my MacBook Pro screen. Since I was out of…read morewarranty with Apple, I came to their University District store at referral from Apple service because the local Apple Store was all backed up. GoEBITS was able to see me that same day, conduct a quick diagnosis, and do the repair all in their own shop - no need to send out to an outside repair center. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable and very communicative. My repair was complete within the week - which was much appreciated since I depend so much on my Mac. While it wasn't cheap - it's something I anticipated since I unfortunately didn't have Apple Care (a learning by itself!). I highly recommend them!

This place & the people did good work in fixing up an old iPod Classic I had. The battery wouldn't…read morehold a charge & some internal fixings were shot & needed replacements. Now the reason this review isn't 4 or 5 stars is because COMMUNICATION seems to be an issue aside from my device being there for over a month in waiting for a battery "that worked" & the internal connector or such to be fixed. The timing wasn't so much an issue as the lack of communication was. It's like I would like to at some point have an answer or my device back after a month. Because if you've got back ups or are absent minded, then they'll keep your stuff for a long time if you forget it's there. Otherwise, communication in actually calling & giving updates would be good instead of wondering if your device is just sitting there or is being used as a paper weight.....

No matter the experience of the product I have always walked away in a better mood, very safe…read moreenvironment for learning about the new next top notch products and the brand newest Mac table desktop computer's in the future and stuff!

I enjoyed my visit to Apple University Village this midday, Tuesday 24 March 2026. In the morning,…read moreI had called a different Apple Store location and found out they had sold out of the MacBook Neo and was directed to this location for it still being available. I opted to make a quick visit here to see if I could get one of the remaining options. For parking I went with the North Garage, by C level the spaces were opening up. The Apple Store was easy to spot/find. Windows donned MacBook Neo artwork in various colors on the front and back of the store. I went in the front entrance and found the laptops on display area. Hopeful they still had some MacBook Neo in stock, when prompted, I asked a worker if they had any 256 GB left. They were down to indigo and silver color options. Lucky for me as my favorite metal is silver. The worker was friendly and professional in helping me through the purchasing process and I was soon on my way with a laptop.

Used for years and worked in Social Work, so I appreciate the community based approach, but most…read morespecifically, the fact they had classes for low income and a hands on store. That dissipated since Covid, now I compare to many other businesses that adapted to online/ remote &now are more sterile w/o human interaction. Mostly, you sacrificed workshop for convenience &honestly, I did OutPt crisis work through all of Covid, so I don't have a lot of sympathy. Another Org that fits the current model of- let the "consumer" do the work and "we don't even need to see you, TK

I bought latitude_5580, and it is is unable to complete the set up. Error message reads as no hard…read moredrive installed. no bootable drive found. That is disappointing, but more disappointing is that i have sent three e mails and left 3 voice messages @ support@interconnection.org and 206-633-1515 ext 124, over the past 2 days and yet there is no response. While the paper which came with the laptop says under (Fast And Easy Help) WE strive to provide great customer service. our support team is located in Seattle, Washington and is available to you Via: support@interconnection.org 206-633-1517 ext 124

My Virtual Touch representative helped me decide if I needed a new computer, helped me select on,…read morethen spent a lot of time getting the information on my new computer in a form similar to what was on my old one. He also helped me sync some apps, passwords, picture files, anything I could think of that I needed help with. He was kind and patient and listened as well as talked. A very good experience overall.

The assistance provided to clean up my computer is a big relief, Sam was very persistent in getting…read moremy issues resolved today. Thank you very much for the professional care given to resolve my problems with my laptop. Susan Harvey.

Great customer service. Helpful and honest advice. Friendly folks who were perfectly willing to…read moretalk options or make recommendations. For what I got, very reasonable pricing. A little over a week ago, my cat decided to water test my laptop. Long story short, a glass of water spilled into (!) my laptop. The laptop sat immersed in this pool of water for nearly 20 hours. Everything was complete toast. Although most of my files are in the cloud, especially the most important ones, I decided there might be the occasional file or folder that I might not notice tomorrow or even a year from now. I decided it would be best to retrieve the contents of the drive on the laptop for peace of mind. I left the laptop with them to do an assessment first. That assessment was ~$80. After their assessment, they indicated that the contents of the drive were retrievable and gave me an estimate of $400 to retrieve the contents of the drive (the $80 would apply to that figure). I decided it was worth the cost, if for nothing more than that elusive peace of mind. I also needed a drive to put the contents on (or provide my own). Since I didn't have one, and didn't want to bother with purchasing a 3rd party drive, they charged me $140 for a Toshiba Portable Storage device. So, for about $600 (w/ tax) I got everything off the lost drive. Was it worth it? Without a doubt. Would I go back? Hell yeah.

Martin's response to my review is further evidence of the behavior I previously noted. He is…read moreobfuscating and attempting to be misleading. My comments had nothing to do with not being able to answer every call (they did answer mine) or not being able to accept my service request. My point was, and continues to be, that whoever answered my call was intentionally unhelpful. Martin knows exactly who Rain City is, and knew who I was looking for. When they first split off the retail business, they were going to keep the Progressive Tech name. Then, due to some issues between them, they had to change to Rain City. Martin apparently still harbors a grudge, hence he refuses to refer any retail business to them. An honest answer would have been, "Yes, the people who used to handle retail repairs here did start a new business on Lake City Way, you're looking for Rain City Tech." An honest response to my review would have been "Sorry we played dumb and pretended not to know what you were asking, we should have just given you Rain City's new name."

I heartily recommend Daniel's work. He gave my ten-year-old Macbook Pro a new lease on life. Now I…read moredon't need to pay 2 arms and 2 legs for a new laptop in the middle of the 2026 rampocalypse. Daniel was able to replace a dead, swollen battery and a bad speaker, at a price which I considered reasonable, and with amazing speed (considering that those items are glued into the top case of the laptop). He told me which day he would be able to start the work, and arranged with me to bring it back in on that day. The work was completed exactly as promised, and I had it back in my hands before I even missed it. He also gave me some excellent advice. For example, this laptop has the famously flaky "butterfly" keyboard and it was typing double-letters. He was very clear, before starting the work, that the job to replace the keyboard was difficult and risky (again, because it's glued into the top case). It's hard to source a good keyboard, and might result in a keyboard that would just go flaky again. So he just stuck with the agreed-upon battery and speaker fixes. (Later, it turns out that I was able to replace the individual flaky key switches myself without having to remove the keyboard at all.) His most valuable advice was to teach me about the existence of a third-party tool ("OCLP") which would allow me to install OS 13 onto the laptop even though Apple only allows OS 12 on it. After getting the laptop back from the battery replacement, I tried it, and it's working great on OS 13 now. This was important and well-timed advice, because Chrome is going to stop releasing updates for OS 12 this month. And while I was in the shop talking to him, he was multitasking and helping other customers, too. He matter-of-factly fixed a bad audio driver on one lady's Windows laptop as they stood there at the counter. I'm very impressed and satisfied with the work. It's like having a new laptop again. So if you need your laptop repaired, definitiely bring it in and have him give you an estimate. I wish I had done it sooner.

Took laptop for two months after quoting two weeks for a repair. Complete lack of contact from the…read moreshop throughout the process, needing to be reminded multiple times by myself to order a part required for my repair. After all of this the repair was unsuccessful and left my laptop in worse condition than when it was dropped off. Incredibly unprofessional and overall a very frustrating experience.

This is the best repair shop that I have ever experienced in the world. And believe me, I have…read moretraveled all over the world over the decades with smart phones and computers being repaired everywhere.

They were able to reattach a broken connector surface mounted to a printed circuit card. Excellent…read moreand fast service. Reasonable cost. I'm glad to know about them for future needs.

A spiral binding job of a pdf printed book that has a obvious cover page and page numbers - the guy…read moreruined the pages by binding the book in the opposite side so it opens backwards! Then his argument was that "you handed the stack of pages to me with the wrong side up so it's not my fault ". He did rebind the right side but it's pointless !

I worked with this company 3 different times and gave the same exact request on the website,…read morehowever, each time I got a different product. The communication with the employees also kept getting weirder and weirder. They gave me a price quote the first time I worked with them. The second time they asked me to call them on the phone to discuss the details of the print job. They then asked me to come in the store to verify the product. I went to the store and brought the product from the first time as an example. We did a test print and it looked pretty good. Then when I picked up the product it was on a completely different type of paper??? It just seemed like I wasted a lot of time going into the store. This most recent time was probably the weirdest experience I've ever had working with a print company. I sent in my quote and received an email that just said "ready". ???? No confirmation of receiving the file, no price quote, nothing. I went to the store (online it says they closed at 9pm but apparently they close at 8pm now), picked up the product, and of course it was printed on a different type of paper than what was expected. When I told the employee I had a previous price quote they called the boss to clarify. They eventually honored it BUT instead of $52 the employee inputted $54 thinking I wouldn't notice??? Idk it all just seemed lowkey shady to me. Overall the company works fast and is cheaper in comparison to other places I've worked with. But with weird communication and questionable actions, I don't think I'd go back. Also I've used these prints to giveaway as concert freebies, and one time I heard someone laugh at how the image was blurry I don't think it was that bad but it definitely was a little fuzzy, and that was embarrassing lol