Excellent customer service every time I come in. They…read morealways take the time to explain everything in detail, and their quality of the work I swear by.

Went in for something that I thought was a complicated issue and was expected to wait weeks for…read morerepairs (other places quoted). for FREE they demagnetized my watch, regulated it and handed it back to be in 15min!! 1 month later it has not lost a sec, service like that you just can not find these days!!!

Horrible experience, everyone there was very rude and did not help with even the slightest request.read more

I'm at the apple store and I had this bad cough trying to get the phlegm out and I coughed it into…read moremy hands (closed my hands so no one saw - because gross) and asked the lady if they had anything for me to clean it up. She brings me over a bottle of water and box of tissues. Good service. Aside from helping you set up your devices and answering all your questions, they care about your health as well. Buying an iPhone iPad and smart batter case all at once has never been an issue with service like this. Posting this review from the new iPhone.

I buy stuff from here often. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. The quality is better…read morethan other Hardware stores and the prices - even without VIP discounts - are great! The VIP member card gives you up to 25% off the price of certain brands. Btw, it's not called Fisher Discounts but Toolking.

Sadly, Duratone Hi Fi closed down in 2024 after 56 years in business. It was a Canberra…read moreinstitution, but sady now it is no more. It would be terrible if the reputation of the business Charles and Fay put their life into was tarnished by one review, so that is why I am posting this review for a business that is no more. Thanks for the memories, Charles, Fay and team.

How different a business can be between what you hear on the phone and what you experience when…read moreyou're there in person. Even more stark for me was the difference between leaving my stereo equipment for servicing and repair and then collecting it once the work had been completed. Unexplained charges. "Oh, that's to pay 'Mr nnn' who works at the service counter." What? I've never heard of such a charge in all of my life! And you charged me to replace a part which I had just replaced? "Oh, it was worn out." (I hadn't even used the equipment since I had replaced that part, so I don't know how it could have been worn out.) Thankfully, they did delete that charge! Will I go back? For anything? I don't think so. In fact, I'm sure that I won't.

I took my mother's watches in to The Clock Doc be quoted for a repair. Previous quotes from 2 watch…read morerepairers in Canberra were around $400 to fix each of them. The watch repairer at The Clock Doc simply replaced the batteries. They are as good as new. This was also the case with my watch. It cost nothing for a quote from The Clock Doc, and $300 to fix rather than the $600 that was quoted, at a cost of $50 for the quote. My watch band is currently being quoted at no cost for repair - it will either be fixed or replaced at a reasonable cost. Another repairer said I would need a new case for my watch at a cost of $1000. I wouldn't go anywhere else in Canberra for watch repairs other than The Clock Doc.

A pretty large HN. Staff are friendly, lots of different stock. Lots of parking. hard to complain.read more

Five stars for Manreet! She was extremely helpful. She listened patiently, checked her information…read moreonline and then advised me how to proceed. She helped me trade in my old phone for $150 more than I was expecting. I will certainly go back to her. Wonderful customer service

Do you know that scene in Casino Royal, when Vesper Lynd sizes up James Bond perfectly for his…read moredinner jacket for the poker tournament? That was my experience at Rodger Bartholomew. I'd passed by this shop en route to other tasks on a few occasions in the past year, saying to myself 'I need to go there.' It immediately stood out to me as a location for quality menswear based on one thing: the shoes in the window. I fell in love with a shoe company called Loake while living in the UK, which holds a royal warrant as suppliers of footwear to the UK Royal Family. I own three pairs of the Loake 1880 line, and I've never known finer shoes in my life. Seeing this at Rodger Bartholomew was a sign of a business that shares a similar interest in quality to mine. I finally stopped in on my birthday, seeking a lightweight blazer to wear for work or play. As I walked in I was immediately greeted by Peter, who asked what I was looking for. When I told him, he immediately pulled a jacket from the rack and handed it to me. I've never not (yes, double negative for effect here) been asked my size, which brings us to to my Casino Royale moment: the jacket fit . Within two minutes of seeing me for the first time, Peter pulled the a jacket fit off the rack. That's a skill right there, and another sign of the level of quality and service Rodger Bartholomew offers. Once I put the jacket on, Peter talked me through the tweaks he'd like their master tailor to make to the jacket so it would fit me perfectly. I didn't buy the first jacket Peter presented to me, preferring another with more of a pattern that was a perfect fit. I'm thinking about going back for that first jacket again. The other cool thing is I had Peter's full attention for the entire time I was in the store. Other customers came in, but Peter stayed with me, patiently assisting me in trying each of five jackets on again, and again. Pretty much the perfect shopping experience, and one I hope to have again.