This is the only place I'll go to fix my cell phone. Fast, courteous, and inexpensive!read more

We brought in an Ipad air to have the screen replaced. We spoke to Dominic who provided a fair…read moreprice and delivered by the promise time with a friendly attitude. Thank you!

OMG!!!! THE SWEETEST GUYS HERE!! I am so technically…read morechallenged and they not only helped me purchase a phone, but they helped me turn some weird settings off, taught me how to use some apps and helped me with a kindle! They are so respectful and never make you feel bad for not knowing how to do basic stuff. I truly appreciate and trust them!

I never leave reviews. Nice enough people...went there as a specific choice to buy local rather…read morethan go to the Assurion affiliated behemoth. It may have been a mistake. I'm 57 and never had to replace a screen. I dropped my phone, screen broke...had to do it. Such is life. They fixed it, more expensive than the franchise place but it was my choice...all good. 11 days later my screen is cracked...I didn't drop it, didn't put the phone in any condition or environment that was in any way out of the ordinary....genuinely...on my kids...no lie. Just as it was before being fixed, my phone resides on an Otter box. I am at a friend's house...I set my phone down...pick it up an hour or so later and it's cracked. Does something rub up against it? Probably...maybe. Can't be sure. But there was zero stress put on the back or front of the phone. It was in my pocket, in the car and in this person's house. When I came back and explained my situation, the best they could do was instead of paying the $188 I paid originally, I paid $150. On the one hand, I get it. The warranty not covering physical damage makes sense. People are nuts, people are irresponsible, etc. But I got zero vibe, feeling, sense that my take mattered. I didn't ask for it but was thinking...if I'm the business owner, maybe I throw in a scree protector at not charge. A minimal...coupla bucks investment in a customer that says on some small way...we get it...you just paid $188 for a replacement and 10 days later...inexplicably you're paying another $150....so...as a basic gesture of goodwill...here's the bare fu***ing minimum we can do to display some level of service...and nope. Just a transaction. Gimme a GD reason to pay more to shop local next time. Your shortsightedness cost you not just a customer but probably 8-10 customers if basic marketing principles hold. Shop local - please...for everything you can. Your dollar, when spent locally serves the business and your community 10x vs what comes from shopping at a chain. However...if you need a mobile phone repaired...there is no benefit to shopping local. Why? Because they know they have you. They know you are captive to your phone. Really. They're right. We are. No argument. Go to the behemoth. Go to the chain if you need your phone fixed. These guys are no better. They know you will do whatever to get your phone back. They clearly use inferior quality product. And I feel for them on some level...they are competing against massive volume that prices them out for many folks. Well, this is the rare occasion where the local place lost me. I won't say "don't shop here", etc...cause maybe my experience is just a one-off. And...also...F them. They had a shot at being decent and failed.

As always great service. And AFFORDABLE! For whatever reason my daughter keeps breaking so we keep…read morecoming

From the owner: We repair all cell phones, computers and tablets. iPhone repair, iPad repair, iPod repair and all…read moresamsung glass and LCD repair.Most repairs take less than 30 minute and we do have the best price in town!

Ashli , the manager, and Nani , in my opinion, should be fired! These 2 losers have no empathy…read morefor T-Mobile customers that they caused pain in our lives. First, a few months ago, I switched over from Verizon. They talked me into a "free" phone upgrade. When I got the phone the store lost all the contacts, apps and photos ( especially the ones of my beloved, recently passed wife) . Simple Samsung to Samsung. Could not pull it off. Also I expected the 35 dollars for my 2 phones that was advertised. My bill is over $100. Then my new phone died. Could not turn it on or charge. Walked in a few days ago and they had music blaring and asked for a new phone. They told me to call customer service. MY PHONE IS DEAD! Would not let me use thier company phone. Luckily I kept my wife's phone active. These 2, Ashli and Nani, just want , In my opinion, to listen to their obnoxious music rather than help customers. Went to Green Cove Springs T-Mobile and Pete resolved everything. STAY AWAY FROM T-MOBILE ON BLANDING BLVD IN ORANGE PARK!

Jeanette and David were so kind and helpful in a very long process of switching from ATT (only long…read morebecause of ATT procedures). This is the best service I have had from a carrier in years and years.

We've been Verizon customers for around 15 years now. Honestly I've had zero issues with the…read moreservice or customer service! Today we went in to add another cellular line to our account. Ryan our customer service representative was super friendly and very helpful! We definitely recommend Verizon Wireless. We also have Verizon home internet and have zero issues with that as well! Thank you Verizon for providing great service and thank you Ryan for providing great customer service!!!!

Went in yesterday to sort out my e-sim issues. Was transferring from my old iPhone 14+ to 17 Pro…read moreMax during Verizon's outage. I got the new phone set up but the e-sim was locked. I was 'greeted' by a monosyllabic guy at the front door. I tried to explain the problem but he just took the phone and started clicking around. Still at the front door. I asked if we might move to a desk and sit down. It was like speaking Mandarin. He clicked around for around 10 minutes with help from two other employees. He then shoved the phone at me and said 'here'. I took it to verify the sim was properly working and walked out. I think i exchanged 5 words with this guy. The whole place was full of a ragtag collection who definitely didn't seem like they wanted to be there. To turn my old phone in i went to the location on Roosevelt Blvd. Quite the opposite. A young man greeted me at the door with his name, we sat down and he took the phone and marked it as exchanged. The atmosphere in these two locations was just the opposite. Not sure why.