This place is like a Mecca to all things shiny & Mac! After walking past a few times and marvelling at the amount of people queuing up to see a Genius, I made the smart play and went into the store first thing in the morning. I managed to flag down a hipster in the trademark blue genius t-shirt, to ask advice about my next Apple splurge! The service was good, and any questions I had about creating my custom work station were met with knowledge and enthusiasm. If I wasn't getting a better deal on it elsewhere, I would have given my credit card a bashing there and then! I'll be back to pick up accessories for sure. read more

The Covent Garden apple store is a really nice place to visit. You get the usual apple store decor and staff etc, but this one has a lot more character because of the building it's in. It's also huge, and therefore spacious even when busy. It's much easier to get an appointment at the genius bar here than it is at the Oxford Circus branch too. read more

I'm used to quality service at Apple Stores, but on the iPhone SE launch day I had a poor experience here as there simply wasn't a greeter to be found and the staff were overwhelmed by customers. After a while I finally overheard that they were out of all the SE's except for those in Rose Gold. Oh well, no new phone for me then. So I was pleased to go in today and get the experience that I've come to expect from Apple. I walked in, was met by a greeter and told which table to go to in order to buy my new phone. So I toddled off there and a couple of people had just started the purchasing process from two staff members, but there was a third staff member who was just finishing up. Excellent - and there didn't seem to be anyone else waiting. Then I hear "excuse me" from behind, and some grandpa pushes past me to look at the iPhone 6+ plugged into a docking station on the desk. Now there's plenty of tables with these on, including the now completely empty other side of the table. He starts messing around with the phone, at which point the sales guy is now finished with the previous sale and I get interrupted by grandpa again. Because you see grandpa decided that he really wanted to complain to a human being about the iPhone SE not coming in a 128GB size, because of the size of his music collection. Go away grandpa, the SE will hold over 10 THOUSAND songs. You don't have that many. Besides, they're probably all on vinyl anyway. I know I'm going on about this guy, but he went on so long about this and I just felt so sorry for the sales guy. He dealt with it so well - I'd have told the guy to take a hike. Anyway, grandpa finally leaves, probably to harass some other poor shop attendant. The sales guy is super friendly, and we chat, and I order my phone plus Apple Care and sort out the recycling of my old phone. The transaction couldn't have been easier or friendlier. This is exactly the reason why I stick with Apple all these years (I started with a 3S!); well this and the simply quality support when you have a problem with one of the phones. I'm so used to just turning up and being given a new phone that it isn't funny (although I hope I don't have to do that with the new one). Once grandpa left the transaction was all sorted in about ten minutes, and was just super pleasant. If only all shopping experiences were as good as the ones you normally get at the Apple Store, and I have to say that this is certainly my favoured one in London, especially while the Regent Street branch has decanted to a basement while being refurbished. read more

Situated in one of London's most historic areas this space is architecturally cool. From exposed brick to the huge arches its one of my favorite Apple stores. As usual the service is great, friendly and helpful. Whether you're an Adult, Adult Classic or Adult Mini this is a toy store for all. Expect a crowd and take it the space and just try to resist temptation as you stroll about y'all. read more

This is a fantastic, centrally located store with extremely attentive, multi-lingual staff and free Wifi! Can't get any better than this Apple Store read more

What can I say about Apple? Great product, great service and super convenient location. I really like this branch because the staff are always so friendly and always have time to help. It's a enormous store, so you can easily lose yourself here for a few hours testing out the new products and then spending time at the Genius Bar setting it up with a specialist. If you are not looking to buy anything, is a good stop for wifi or to charge your iPhone. read more

Just love this store! It's my second time back to this location and the vibe is just awesome. Located in the Covent Garden area - check out this store and see what tech treasures are available! read more

First off, I love Apple and have been an avid customer since the iPhone 3G days. I have to date purchased more than 20 Apple products over the course of time ranging from iPod's, iPhones, iPad's and MacBooks - and lets not even get started with accessories. What I did not enjoy today was my experience at this store. Let me warn you a wall of text will unfortunately follow. Went in for a screen repair on my iPhone 6 (I know, so sad) which I pre-booked on the website. Upon arrival I was made to wait 40 minutes before a genius attended to me. That was ok as I could see from all the queues of people that they were all extremely busy, so I did not mind. From there I was told that the repair would take 1h30 and would cost £79. At this point I was a little ticked off, as I was initially told it would take much quicker than that, but again, the shop was overrun with customers so I calmly agreed, gave up the phone and went for a nice long walk. Loads to see at Covent Garden, so wasn't all that fussed in the end. Now for the good part. Hour and a half later I provide them with my collection receipt. Genius asks me to take a seat. 30 minutes (bear in mind the total experience has taken a total of approx 3 hours now, most of which was forced waiting time) later a girl finally calls my name, 2 boxes in hand. She opens the first one, low and behold my phone, broken screen exactly as I gave it to them in the first place. My heart sinks. She explained that their technicians attempted to replace the screen twice. Apparently with new screen fitted the phone would for some reason not turn on and that internal parts must have sustained damage. Therefore, the only option was a new replacement phone, which is what box no. 2 contained. My heart sank even more. Now bear in mind that I dropped the phone from around knee height which shattered the screen (who would have thought that they'd be so fragile). I told her this and that it was just simply not possible - especially because the phone worked perfectly fine when I handed it in, and get this, again after, with the broken screen refitted! It started up fine! So again, phone goes in for screen repair, works perfectly. They fit new screen, phone malfunctions and wont turn on. Ok, kudos to them they try a second screen, malfunctions, wont turn on. Refits old, shattered screen, magically works again. Call me an idiot, but does that make sense to anyone?! Further, what baffled me was the fact that the shattered screen seemed totally untouched. The way in which it broke would have most certainly meant that if they'd actually taken the screen out of the phone housing that shards/chips would have broken/fallen out. There were entire pieces that should have been totally dislodged. And yet, to the eye/touch the phone seemed to be in the exact same condition as it was when I handed it to them. I explained this simple logic to her (as I am no expert in this field, but God gave me common sense) to which she just shrugged at me and said that it was totally up to me, and that I could either take the new phone for £229 or leave with a broken phone. No attempt was made to address my concerns regarding the situation and I was in effect, simply shown the door. In all honesty to me it seemed that they didn't even attempt to fix the phone. It appeared that they were so swamped with work that it was just a much easier option for them to send out a new phone, make up some bogus story about the old phone malfunctioning and leave me with the cost of replacing the handset. I really was in quite a state of disbelief, not expecting this kind of 'behavior' if you will, from a company as revered as Apple. Especially as I have been a loyal customer and fan of theirs for years now. Exasperated and not wanting to 'leave with a broken phone' I just paid the £229 and left. (Keep in mind they do keep the old handset for that price, probably to refurbish and resell with a shiny new screen a day or two later.) Anyway, there's my story. I do hope that this helps someone else out there from landing in the same pitfall as I did, or at least warns you of the possibility of what is to come. As for me, I feel like I've been royally screwed today. Really did expect more from Apple. In the end, I guess all this could have been avoided had I just decided to get a damn cover for my phone in the first place. :/ School fees paid, lessons learned. Thanks for reading. read more

One of the largest Apple stores in the world, it's a great reclaimation of an older building. The service is spot on! Better than Apple' s Emeryville "did you make an appointment?" location this store teemed with customers is full of ever ready geniuses. I appreciated the help and was glad when my platonic life partner in crime made a much needed and reasonably priced purchase because good service should be rewarded. read more

This is some of the best customer service I have ever received. Once their O waited an extra 10 mins past my appointment however I fell this is a fault of Apple and not their staff as the appointment times are quite short. The chap who looked after me was very professional and helped me out in a friendly unpatronising way, when dealing with computers/IT. It can be easy to speak in a foreign language, this certainly was not the case. My iPad was switched over and restored with all of my existing apps etc. afterwards I got my keypad changed due to a fault. This was again done without hesitation and in a very professional way. There where some customers in the store getting very irate at the staff. I noticed how this was dealt with and was again massively impressed. They have a customer for life now. read more

FOR ALL YOU APPLE-HEADS THIS IS THE MOTHERSHIP!!! I wandered into this store yesterday while (ironically) waiting for my iphone to charge at a nearby computer shop. Now, granted, the Heavenly Voices singing and the blinding white light might have just been in my head, but make no mistake, I was truly dazzled. Dazzled by the size, and the space and the strange LACK of geekiness that was happening. What I was fascinated by was actually the COMMUNITY. There was not just random geeky conversation and pissing contests about which computer has more ram, there was learning, and sharing, and helping and smiles and shit. There were no irate customers screaming their, "I'll never shop here again" as they stormed out. Or the old, "they've got 20 windows and only 3 people working". Actually, I remember thinking (for probably the first time in my life, "my God there are almost as many people working as there are customers". This store was multileveled. spacious, well kept and very functional. IT's an old warehouse or something but as intimidating as the space can be, the environment is completely inviting. There aren't any signs telling you about the big sales or screens with crazy adverts, but instead it's just the requisite Apple tables with apple products for you to interact with. Two to 3 floors of them. There were classes going on and the Genius bar was as close to an actual cocktail lounge as I've ever seen. The people waiting were entertaining themselves instead of sitting there in the usual frustration on has while waiting to get your "conveniences back in order". Walking in that place was so much fun that I later brought back a friend just to walk through. Interestingly enough, with no provocation (at least not that was apparent), both my friend AND I (at different times) bought something (although minor) while we were there because, suddenly, it just felt like a convenient thing to do. (Funny, that). I'm now including this place on my "Kye's Tour of The West End" and maybe even my "Greater London" tour too. Just SEEING this place was fantastic... read more

Pretty much a standard Apple Store in an interesting setting. I stopped in mostly to take advantage of the free wifi to check email and get a few other updates on my iPhone. read more

I had to take my phone in for a repair yesterday evening for the first time and I have to say the customer service was excellent. I've never used the Genius Bar before but I literally couldn't fault it. You have to book in advance which I did and was seen 10 minutes before my appointment. The guy that helped me was informative and put things in plain English and didn't try to use tech terms. Also, was given a free curtesy phone while they sent mine off for repair all free of charge. read more

Apple's largest retail space in the world is quite possibly its most beautiful as well. I don't really know I've only been to few Apple stores, but this one's certainly lovely and worth popping your head in if only for a quick look see. Staff is really friendly too. Selection is good but obviously Apple and Mac related. Downside? I've been in the shop on a number of occasions at various times of the day. It's always packed, and I imagine as Christmas draws nearer that's only going to be more and more the case. read more

I've never been in an Apple Store like this one. The Apple "genius" that (was supposed to) served me was rude, unhelpful and apathetic.

Wow What an Apple Store. Amazing I am an apple person. And this store is amazing. Service is so quick. They have it all. Amazing !! read more

Apple Store - Computers Near Me - London, XGL

See all

I was on this store on its opening day, when there was a red carpet in the entrance and you were cheered by the staff as you entered and stared at by those that were outside, and by those on the huge queue waiting to buy the iPhone 4, and getting drenched under the heavy rain. That day was too busy, and it was also busy on the run up to Christmas, but now it has quieten down and if you are looking to visit an Apple store, this one will make a more pleasant visit than the one on Regent St, which is permanently in a chaotic state. This is a nice store to visit if you are around in Covent Garden because of the store setting, even if you are not into Apple products (you may be one of the few strong ones that have resisted their charm yet ;). Apple have combined the old style of the building in which it is placed with glass windows covering the arches, methacrylate stairs and steel finishes. Of course the final touch are the Apple products themselves laying around ;) They have enough staff to cover the clients' queries, and they are always helpful and friendly. As on the store in Regent St, there are free tutorials and one-on-one sessions. The reason why I wouldn't give this store 5 stars is because they wouldn't give me a free laptop (or a free anything! ;) read more

Hiding away on the north side of Covent Garden, Apple has found a stunning architectural construct to house its apple store. Staff are friendly, computers plentiful, itoys abound, ... it's yet another apple store. There are less people than at the Regent's street one, so you're somewhat more likely to find a free device to check emails or play around with. read more

Definitely the new place to be, it seems. I went there with a friend who was having iPhone troubles, and within minutes we were set up with an appointment upstairs at the genius bar. The entire store appears to be paperless; instead all the information and records are passed along electronically and looked at on an iPad. Most of the employees were pretty hip and all young. The entire store and concept was very young, yet the location was in a renovated building, contrasting new and old nicely. read more

Underwhelming. The Biggest Apple Store in the Whole Wide World still doesn't sell anti-glare screen protectors for the iPad. This, despite the crummy PC World in the Old Kent Road having 3 different types. A rather snotty sales assistant (granted...unusual for Apple) explained that this was because 'Apple doesn't really want you to use these on the iPad as it slightly impairs the lovely crisp screen'. Actually, the reason I needed one was because I can't see this lovely crisp screen outside unless it is dark. I found the sales assistant's manner somewhat arrogant and superior. Ok. I get it. If I want to buy accessories for my iPad which Apple doesn't approve of, I go to PC World, Dixon's or Comet. Also, I still prefer the Regent Street store by far. Where is the lecture theatre in the new gaff for all those demonstration lessons? Oh! There ain't one. read more

For Patrick.W Bro I hear you. Am an Apple reseller besides running another IT firm for corporate IT solutions and consulting...in India. My 16yrs of romance might be coming to a sad realization. This passion for Apple seems to be lost In a money minting racket that has affected me personally as well, not just professionally. I do not recognize this corporate giant which has become so mechanical that I fear it's loosing its Mojo - instead of being "for the people" ..it's only Apple's way or the highway. Control is the NEW buzz word at Apple. And I am really sorry to say, I have been round the world, in different countries and experienced the Apple "Experience" in all its glory, but despite UK having the biggest Apple store - the UK Apple experience sucks, where as in India we provide super service till the doorstep or in a retail environment for our clients with the minimum turn around time, while in UK things are rude and down right unhelpful, a typical part replacement as per Apple UK support rep. takes an average 7-10 working days. The Apple trained munkeez spend max 20min at a genius bar before asking you to surrender your Mac and then the follow up....till eternity. Another thing I hate about UK...is to pay for calling a company's helpline for a product or service you have bought and still have warranty for. While all around the world you have toll free lines, UK has paid helplines... Like everything else..the laws of mass scale production..are killing the quality oriented approach Apple was really famous for...the more the production ramp-up...the more the chances of cheap and shoddy craftsmanship... which they try to balance with the facade of Super-Smooth Service Apple Stores....well hey! even all this...its still better than buying a Dell, SONY, Acer, HP, Lenovo and other low n dowdy brands.. cause there you have to face the most horrendous Operating System in the world - "Micro-Shaft" (Microsoft), choice of any other OS apart these 2 mainstream limits your application choices... My days of love with the cult Classics...the Classic, LCs, PERFORMAs, Powerbook Duos, Newtons to a Glossy iPhone are just another chapter...in an Apple Evangelist's life ;P read more

Apple and I were lovers for nearly eighteen years. So if you sense a hint of bitterness, forgive me, you all know what it's like to lose someone you love. I remember those good LC days in 1991, followed by the LC-II days and so on. But then something happened, perhaps it was the move to production in China, perhaps because it became just too cool for it's own good, or perhaps it got a bit too megacorporate, but whatever, things started to go wrong. The the last four machines I have owned in the last four years - a Macbook Air, Time Capsule and two MacBook Pros - have all died suddenly shortly after the warranty has ended (actually the Air died within two weeks of purchase and was swapped for a Pro - the Time Capsule was fixed free because the problem was recognized - both MacBook Pros were too expensive to fix). Seriously Steve your products used to be reliable even if they were expensive, now they are just expensive. After my last Macbook Pro died, and I was offered a £700 repair bill for a fried logic board (a well known problem according the repair shop - unknown according to Apple) I went into the Apple Store in Convent Garden. It was large, actually massive, and full of happy bright people looking at bright new gadgets, but it just didn't do it for me. You know when you want the love to come back, but it just won't, you sit there, you have drinks, but the spark is gone, it feels awkward, and you know you have move on. The store itself is huge, and warehouse like. I find it too busy. The sales staff frankly don't know much about what they are talking about (this is standard for tech places I guess, but still disappointing when you are being asked to shell out large amounts of cash). For instance, I do photography, and wanted a Mac for that reason, but no one who is trying to sell me a computer could tell me what the specs were that were relevant; they could only parrot the sales pitch they were obviously taught. Happy Ending: I ended buying a Samsung with similar specs (some better, some worse), for about £780, the equivalent Macbook Pro was about £1680. With my new shiny Kubuntu box I am in love again. read more

I love Apple and all their cool staff, but around Christmas I was really dissapointed. I wanted to buy an Ipad Mini and guess what they were all sold out. I politely asked if they have the next delivery date, but some of the staff were very rude and I preffered to go to their other store in Regent Street read more

I have been to this store several time, as I work just down the road. I have purchased an iPhone and iPad here. If they want your money, the service will be great... However, if you have an issue or problem, the level of customer service is shocking low. I had a screen issue that meant it only work intermittently. They first person I spoke to at the technically part of the store, straight out called me a liar and said that it would either work or it would not! Having again explain to him, that it is a interment issue, he told me to go speak to someone else and pointed in the direction of his college. I walked to his college who was stating into space and began talking to him, he ignored me then told me to hang on a minute as he was talking to someone (He had a earpiece in, talk it out and focus on the customer if you cant do two things at once!) and walked away!. I stood there until his return, explained the issue and added that the screen was replaced about 2 years ago and wanted to know what options were available to me to fix it. He proceeded to tell me that because the screen was replaced it voided apple warranty (despite being fixed by Apple in Ireland, which he said he didn't think was true!!) and they were prepared to do nothing. No tips on how to fix, nor where to fix. Completely shut down, absolutely disinterested in helping me in any way. I then asked if he could pop the SIM into another phone as there was a text on there that contained some info that I needed. He said that there was nothing in the building that he could use to pop the SIM into and that I was a different sized SIM to any other phone they had!! I was just a normal micro SIM that fits into any Apple phone!! I walked away from the staff member, mid sentence as there was nothing but disinterested, lies and I had already been called a liar twice by this point! I have owned 6 iPhone in my life and I simply don't know why I continue to buy from them. They service here at the store and in general is awful from them read more

I have made eight telephone calls to various branches of Apple in the UK today to complain about the disgraceful way in which I was treated at the Apple Store in Covent Garden yesterday. Without exception, all of the people to whom I have spoken have been pitifully inadequate and resolved nothing despite promises that they would help. No one in Apple takes ownership of an issue or accepts responsibility for making sure that an issue is resolved. I find it staggering that there is no one in the Apple empire in the UK who deals with high level complaints at a Corporate level. I booked a training course at the Covent Garden Branch for 6pm on Sunday 5th October. I arrived at the branch at 5.55 pm and was obstructed form entering the branch by a Security Officer. I explained that I had an appointment for one to one training at 6pm to which I was abruptly told, "We are closing." I asked to speak to the manager and a young man approached. Whilst I stood outside in the street, he established from his tablet that I did have an appointment booked but could not understand how this had happened because the branch was closing. He turned on his heel, without saying a word, and disappeared up a glass staircase. I addressed the Security Officer, who failed to acknowledge what I was saying, " This is appalling, he has left me to stand outside in the freezing cold when he should have invited me in, whilst he investigates." "He has just turned on his heel, leaving me here, without explaining himself. He has not told me that he is returning to me or that I will get the training that I have booked and for which I have received e-mail confirmation" "I object to being made to wait outside in these cold conditions as if I were queueing up for the dole" The Security Guard raised his eyebrows and did not say a word; empathy and communication was definitely his strong point. However, what concerns me most is the message which was left on my Voicemail by Tollis, the manager to whom I spoke, which greeted me when I returned home. He stated, " I asked you to wait and you went off." This is a blatant lie, I was not asked to wait. At no stage was I asked to wait. I refuse to wait in the street as if I were using a soup kitchen. I should have been invited in and asked to sit down and above all else the training which I had booked should have taken place. read more

Very bad service. Store is incredibly crowded and badly understaffed. Wasted 40 minutes in lime for technical support only to be told they closed tech support for the day when it was my turn. Complete waste of time. read more

My phone was stolen in Dublin on Saturday night. The staff at the store went out of their way to make sure I had a phone I could use in the UK for a few days before going back to the US. read more

Friendly helpful staff. I was with my daughter in her pushchair, and I was hoping for a quick stress free visit, as I couldn't stay long. I missed my appointment, it was cancelled but I was seen within the next 5 mins. There was so many staff around to help and though it was a little crowded my visit was easy and quick. read more

What a rip off! Since I am both a business and consumer user I thought that the manager, Ben Waterworth, would ok replacement of a clearly defective screen, which, they said, was a week and two days out of warranty under the EU consumer protection rules. After all, I am a business user having over 10 Apple iPhones in the UK and the States. Would they apply the most minimal EU requirement of one year for their maximum priced product? Even O2 provides two years! Naturally, this is not the first time I've had a problem with an Apple product. Like must apple users, I've been to Apple stores countless times with broken and defective products, but this was a prime example of the defect being absolutely clearly Apple's fault - a display failed through no water damage, breakage etc. The charge for Apple repairing its defective screen was £190. It goes without saying that I had to wait an extra 25 minutes to be seen, despite having an appointment, because they are rarely honored by Apple, but I certainly expected a discount, if not the Covent Garden store fully standing behind their goods. Again, what a shoddy example of "customer service ", an example of "think different" I guess. Alas, this will be Apple's last opportunity to gouge this former loyal customer, because all of our phones will be heading over to Samsung or Sony or maybe even Microsoft at the earliest opportunity. The moral of the story is, if you want loyalty, don't get an Apple, get a dog. When I got my phone back, I was given a page containing lots of small print and 16 different waivers to sign. I was reluctant to do so, because Id like to keep my right to claim back the £190. The friendly sales assistant suddenly turned decidedly unfriendly and seemed on the verge of physically restraining me from leaving the store. After lots of BS, like threats to call the police and threats to have me wait another hour as they put the broken screen back on my phone, Mr Waterworth, the manager, backed down and I left without signing their release. PS, Another example of "think different" is that when you upgrade your IPhone operating system, suddenly your non apple chargers, that previously worked fine, become no longer "compatible." That way they get to charge you another £30 to pay Tim Cooks £30 million salary.) Go to Samsung and save a bundle. read more

I was extremely impressed with the service at the Covent Garden Apple store last weekend. I had a bad experience at the Oxford Street store a couple of months ago, and was considering switching to a PC when I buy my next computer. I'm really glad I decided to try another store! The service at the Covent Garden Genius bar was very friendly and efficient. My appointment was on time. The Genius who worked with me, Fed, was incredibly knowledgeable, and was able to replace my expanding battery for free. I came in expecting to pay around £60, so this was a huge relief. He even cleaned up my dusty keyboard! Really great service--I'm very impressed, and would highly recommend you try this store first. I have been looking for a way to give positive feedback via the Apple site, but have been unable. I hope this will be useful! read more

I waited an hour to see a consultant, some of the women consultants were really helpful and one very helpful. Then I had a male consultant and I got the help needed. I bought another backup to save time with the syncing issue I had with the old back-up. I was waiting for the time-machine back-up to finish. Then another consultant came to help another man and was rude to me like I am scum-bag and in his way. I wasn't really happy with him as I am a customer and he has job because I am customer. So he should be respectful that I am not just sitting around for the fun of it I am older then him as well. read more

The Apple Store has a very important aspect, as the brother of Regent St. They are located in a very important area, where tourists rise like mushrooms then get lots of fame. The store is wonderful, paradise is located on four floors. Check it out! read more

Very nice location and staff. I purchased a new pair of headphones here immediately after my original pair failed. Though the shop was ultra busy the Apple representative used my iphone to check my headphones out remotely through the Apple store app. I was in and out of the shop in less than 15 minutes which was great given the crowd inside. A+ read more

This was my home away from home. They got me set up with the right international power cords and were all very helpful. I ended up hanging out like three times...every time we went to Convent Gardens. read more

Coolest Apple store I have ever visited. Located in Coventry Gardens, this MASSIVE store is a must see for any Apple junkie. Whether you're stopping in to charge your iPhone battery (like I did) or play with their latest gadgets you will not regret the time you spend here. As always, Apple customer service can't be beat and you can be sure that whatever you need they will be happy to help. read more

Terrible experience had small child needed restroom - team there would not let little one use it. Talked to management - such a simple thing but not the apple experience that we used too. Terrible read more

Helped us on the spot! This store is in Coventry gardens! The shops nearby are wonderful. So many people out and about. The Apple Store has an appeal that makes you feel good - the staff the architecture the help the service - all great! read more

We came here just so we could say we'd been the the worlds biggest Apple store. OK - so that part was cool. The glass stairs were nice. But really, this is just a bigger version of any other Apple store that I've been in. read more

Any apple store is awesome, but this one is the best. It's the largest in the world, so everyone has a chance to try the latest and greats apple toys. Free wifi too...and for a traveling tourist like myself, it read more

Lovely store and lovely people! I was served by Adam who was kind enough to help me set up my iPhone and iWatch and connected me with my family in america during my first ever facetime call! Best experience I've ever had (tbh his manliness had me hooked haha) + Adam's such a bae (if you see this then email me hun x) read more