TechRXhub saved the day! Quick, friendly, and fair pricing. My computer runs perfectly now. Highly…read morerecommend!

We've worked with DIGITALNET INC. for over 12 years now. They have demonstrated their…read moreclient-focus, meeting and more often exceeding our expectations. A truly committed team who are reliable and responsive and just great to work with. They have never let us down and I would highly recommend them.

My review is for picking up a FedEx package from Zero PC…read more I originally had my package shipped to my address. I missed this delivery. I chose to have it delivered to a FexEx authorized pickup point on the same day, which ended up being at Zero PC. It's probably a good seven minutes away from my home. I drove here after work on a rainy Monday afternoon. I had no problem parking steps away from this business. It's in a plaza with a number of other businesses, from bubble tea, to a seafood business. I walked in an a friend man was working on a mid-tower computer. I had not seen one since I was a newly minted computer science graduate. I loved taking my mid-tower apart, and upgrading everything from the motherboard, to primary and secondary hard disk drives. It was nice to relive such memories. I don't miss the aggravation! I indicated that I had a FedEx package. He nodded and asked for my tracking number. I shared it with him. He then asked for my ID, so I provided my driver's licence. He was thorough checking that I was who I said I was. The last check was calling the phone number associated with my order. Sure enough, my cell phone rang and I showed it to him. I got my package. I thanked him and happily left the store with my goods. It was cool seeing a bunch of computer accessories. You can get corded and wireless mice. I heard that you now say mouses for more than one mouse for your computer or laptop, which sounds odd to me. It'll take a while to warm up to that standard. You can get practically anything here, from USB hubs, to headphones. It was nice stopping in a computer store to get my FedEx package. The man was nice and thorough, which I appreciated. (496)

I recommend Zero PC for anyone looking to have a computer built for them. They are true…read moreprofessionals, provide exceptional quality and have excellent customer service. I heard about Zero PC through a family friend when I inquired about having a gaming computer built for me. Although I must admit I was a little hesitant based on first impressions of both their website and very minimalist store appearance, I am extremely pleased that I did place my faith and trust in this store. The experience was extraordinary from start to finish. The store is very bare-bones, with shelves lining the walls filled with products and components. There are a couple of work tables and stations and there were two people in the store both times I visited. It isn't much to look at, but they work for function, quality, and the appearance of their products, not the fancy appearance of their store. The employee who assisted me was very well-versed in the computers they build and asked all the right questions to determine the computer that would best suit my needs. His name was Jackie, I feel it necessary to commend him on his service, as it is one I will fondly remember. He was fantastic, super understanding, patient and knowledgable. He explained the differences between the available motherboards and graphics cards, how different forms of storage function, and what hardware would work best to achieve my end goal. There are a dozen different standard builds that they offer, all of which cater to a different level of both gaming power and aesthetics. They offered to switch or upgrade individual parts based on my needs, along with a range of cases. If they don't have something you want, they will order it for you. Let me also mention that the pricing is unbelievable. When I searched for each component to build the computer I chose. To build the same rig myself: assume I would order from a slew of different online retailers to obtain the lowest prices, also assume I would be willing to wait up to a month for each part to be delivered, finally that I would somehow YouTube enough build tutorials to correctly assemble the computer, the consistent price difference between the components and the offered store price was roughly $50 for the three different builds I considered. It took 3 days for the computer to be built and I received a phone call when it was ready to be picked up. Upon arriving at the store it was explained that the basic case was unavailable, so they upgraded it for free. The case is super cool with magnetic dust collecting panels on the top and front of the case which makes it easy to clean. The one side is glass and exposes the neat cable management and the base model LED lights of the internals. I wasn't interested in LED lights but the soft red glow is definitely a bonus. They took the time to plug in and start the computer in front of me (seconds for the start time, an amazing upgrade from the 1 minute my old PC took!) and showed the specs, along with a few programs they installed themselves to make my life easier which they asked me about when I ordered the computer. All the original boxes and warranty information was also provided. I was told if there were ever any problems to contact them and they will immediately assist and fix whatever the problem is. The customer service was exceptional, the experience was simple and pleasant, and I received an amazing computer. I was so happy I chose this place and absolutely recommend it for anyone looking for a computer but don't have the knowledge, patience or time to build one themselves. Thank you Zero PC, and thank you Jackie and to the hardworking team!

Dave from Techmind Solutions picked up my laptop he fixed it in one day and delivered it at a…read moregreat price . great service thanks dave

I brought my computer to this shop for diagnosis after clearly explaining the issue. At no point…read morewas I informed that there would be a $56.50 diagnostic fee, and I did not sign any work order or authorization form. After receiving a repair quote, I decided not to proceed and take my computer elsewhere. When I went to pick it up, I was told I had to pay a diagnostic fee in order to get my device back. My father was present during the interaction. The business also advertises "free estimates" on its website and does not clearly disclose diagnostic pricing. I would recommend that customers confirm all fees in writing before leaving their device.

Fixed my computer perfectly. Did the work while I waited. I tested it afterwards and everything…read moreworked perfectly.

I repaired my computers from this company, and I bought laptops from him I'm happy wit my purchase!read more

Very pleased with the help that I received. It was easy to get an appointment and Fritz was very…read moregood at troubleshooting my computer and explaining what I needed. He's very knowledgeable and helpful. With his guidance, I now have my files backed up in the cloud and my computer is working well again

James is a master at his craft. Had a mishap with a one year new MacBook Pro screen. James replaced…read morethe screen and being technical myself I was concerned about Apple's lockdown, anti right to repair behaviour and part pairing. This requires certain work around to be able to achieve full functionality of the replaced part. For example, the display control chip and the code chip need to be removed from the old screen and re soldered to the new one. Upon receiving the laptop, from what I can see, True Tone, ambient light sensors and front facing camera are working.

What to do when Apple has a defective product, does a secret repair service and does not tell you…read moreabout it until your unit gets affected and they have already closed the secret program? Well you can go see a genius and have them tell you that they need close to $1000 to fix it. I think not! I decided to find a good component level repair person. I did a bunch of looking around and decided to call James Wu at Unitak Laptop Repair. After communicating with him over email, I decided to trust my MacBook Pro15 Retina to him and also took my MacBook Air 11 as well. I've suffered a lot of Apple Loss this year. An iPad lost it's wifi and iPhone7 lost it's microphone (Apple, in an internal memo agreed to fix their blunder but decided not to do it after all - check out MacRumors site about it) and the aforementioned notebooks. Ugh...these things didn't really happen with Jobs was on the job! James agreed to meet me at the Parkway Shoppes store which he rents a room at K&J Camera Services. The little room cluttered with notebook pieces and equipment littered everywhere had me a little uneasy but after a quick talk with him and witnessing how quickly he broke down the the 15" notebook and tested it - I knew I came to the right place. He told me that the graphics chip wasn't gone and proceeded to explain the process. I asked him to proceed and also asked him to replace the screen on the Air 11. As quick as I was checking my phone for messages and such, he took the whole Air apart and replaced the screen with a spare unit he had. I think it took a whole 15mins to do that repair. I left the Pro with him and the next day, I got back the notebook as if nothing had happened to it. He was really fair with his prices and I now have a place to get all my notebooks serviced for me and my clients. I got both notebooks repaired for HALF of repairing just ONE! Don't bother with the Genius Bar - where they want you to replace the whole circuit board (easy repair), take it to the True Genius at Unitak! Anyone who knows me professionally knows that I am not easily impressed by tech peeps. I am very impressed with James. CHEERS!