Brian is a great guy and he does things a lot cheaper than the stores…read more It's good to keep him in mind if you don't want to get fleeced. P.

This computer store is conveniently located in the subway on Flinders Street connecting to Flinders…read moreStreet Train Station. It is slightly off-putting to come here at first as this establishment appears to be dirty and full of computers everywhere. A great, convenient locale which trades as a computer repair store; a store that buys and sells laptops and is also a high quality and fast Internet Cafe with cheap printing facilities. The rates are fairly cheap; we are talking about $2 for 20 minutes use of the Internet; not unlike paying the same amount for only half the time. And the loyalty system is quite good here as well. Regardless of how long you are on the Internet at any given moment; a minimum of 20 minutes is best to get your money's worth; for every five visits you earn credits to ensure that your sixth visit in using the Internet here is free of charge. Overall great value and prompt, friendly service. The same person is in all the time (he could be the owner) yet he always stops what he is doing at any given moment to look after each and every customer which is good to see; it is fantastic.

Okay, despite being a bit of a computer geek (though I wonder how one defines a computer geek these…read moredays since pretty much everybody used computers) I generally don't spend all that much time in computer shops. Maybe it is because I generally don't buy all that much - all I the software that I use is freely available, and I generally only get hardware when I absolutely need it - that I don't visit many computer shops. This place isn't bad, though the staff are only knowledgeable on the stuff that most people use, so if you come with a question like 'does this work on Linux' there response is - it should. Also, if you are looking for component parts (such as a power supply) then unfortunately you won't find any here. In a way it is a store that deals specifically with computers, and really only stuff that the average user would require. They also tend to be a little more expensive that some of the other store, but at least they do know a little more than your average salesperson at Dick Smiths.

good ambiance, excellent customer service the service was…read morequicker than the time expected.

I needed a new micro-server for a home NAS. A quick web search found that these guys had stock at a…read moregreat price - and they were local - so I gave them a try. I had heard that the store can get busy so there might be a wait, however when I arrived there weren't any other customers. The three sales guys nearly fell over themselves to serve me.Once that was sorted, the assistant was very helpful with some great advice. Within fifteen minutes I had everything I needed to build my server paid for and was on my way home to put it together. Highly recommended.

I was building a home server and came to this store with a list of parts and the need for a bit of…read moreadvice. The man who served me clearly did not want to be there and could provide no help (I could hear the other salesman being very helpful with another customer, luck of the draw). Was not able to view a computer case out of the box before paying for it because then they "would not be able to sell the item as new". Fair call? You decide. To me it was frustrating. Three stars due to unhelpful customer service, bordering on rude. I wanted to award less but I'm taking into account that I really need a coffee!

I have dealt with PC Repair Centre for over 12 years and have found them very, very good to deal…read morewith. They source my machines, 'tweak' them a little to my requirements and can solve all manner of upgrades etc I need. Even during Covid they worked to source my upgraded machine and it is fantastic! I really recommend them very highly.

These guys are awesome! After a lightening storm we lost broadband connectivity on one of our home…read morepc's. After a week of dealing with Telstra, a new modem and hours of trouble shooting, I called these guys. I dropped the box to them at 11am on a Saturday and had it back that same morning all fixed for less than the cost of a few pizza's! They diagnosed the problem quickly, replaced the fried part and gave me tips on getting the machine to run more efficiently. I'll definitely save myself hours of frustration and call these guys next time I have a problem!! Highly efficient and very reasonably priced :)

Recently had my laptop quickly and perfectly fixed…read more I have been living in France, after four stores and 6 weeks, no-one could fix my computer at a decent quoted price or time frame. Last week I got back to Australia, took my laptop into their store, got it back today all fresh and working fine, plus it was less than a third of what the stores in France offered. Thanks heaps to the MrPC team - very happy. Guy.

From the owner: MrPC Advanced IT Solutions…read more + Australian Owned IT Company + IT Solutions for Home & Businesses + Reliable On-Site Support & Advice + Professional & Friendly Service + Cost Effective Support We are a professional Australian owned IT company specialising in providing complete IT solutions for home and small to medium size businesses. Our experience in supporting corporate customers as well as small to medium sized businesses extends well over 19 years. The MrPC staff are consistent in delivering prompt, professional and friendly service to all our clients, We know you would expect to pay for nothing less. visit us a mrpc.com.au

Unless you know a fence, Metro PC is probably your best option for cheap second-hand PCs and parts…read more At least in the CBD, anyway. And it smells a bit like a fence should smell - all dust and secrets. They offer monitors starting at a couple of hundred dollars, and whole (relatively new) PCs and netbooks for upwards of around three hundred. They also offer a repair service, although that's not exactly something I can speak to.

Metro PC sold me a System Builder Pack as Windows 7 refused a refund or exchange. Went back many…read moretimes refused any help just keep saying it would work. Contacted Microsoft they confirmed it was no good

Imagine the horror: you go to check your phone which has been plugged in all night, and it hasn't…read morerecharged at all. Not one bit. After trying a few different cables (and I'm not sure exactly how I managed to acquire them), I was forced to accept the inevitable. My phone had turned into an expensive brick. I checked into MKC in Melbourne's city centre after finding them online. My iPhone had stopped recognising when it was connected to recharge, so I took it in and was told it'd probably be either the battery itself or the dock that accommodates the cable. The conversation went like this: Me: Hello. My iPhone is a brick. MKC: What's wrong with it? Me: (Explained what was wrong with it). MKC: Oh. That'll probably be the battery or the cable dock. Me: Can you fix it? MKC: Probably. Give us an hour and $79. 60 minutes later, I was handed back a fully operational, functioning phone. Brilliant. Staff were friendly and straight-talking. I was happy with the price. I hope I don't have to visit again, but if things go sideways, MKC will be my first port of call.

Fast (15 minute) and simple repair (iPhone 4 with broken power button)…read more Price was as per their website and included a free rubberised case. Convenient location, recommended.

These guys are super friendly and willing to actually help you fix your problems not just sell you…read moreboxed product. I took in my old hard drive that had stopped working and they were nice enough to run some diagnostics on the drive to test it and make sure it was still fully functional before i spent the $35 on a new enclosure (absolute bargain btw). This took about 25 minutes of their time so was a pretty good effort. They also repair broken iPhones, androids, iPads, laptops and desktops. Champs!

Armed with a cracked ipad and a sad face, I turned to Yelp. Again to my rescue, this time in the…read moreform of Benjamin N, A1 was exactly what I needed : straightforward nerds who will fix things and minimal interest in up selling. I called A1 and the man was as straight as it comes. $100 is quoted, After being quoted up to $200 elsewhere I am happy that I got a straightforward and reasonable quote. Straight to point fixing, just what you need.

If you're after cheap electronics, CDs, DVDs and vinyl, look no further. JB is like some…read moremega-supermarket of all things home entertainment and packaged in yellow and black. The staff are ok when you can find them, but you're best going about the shopping alone if possible because they're not the most accessible or knowledgeable. I've never bought electronics here but I do like browsing in their music and film section. They've got tonnes of stuff and most of it is either cheap or heavily discounted. Needless to say, you will probably come away with more stuff than you intended to buy unless you come in here knowing exactly what you want and are strong-willed enough to ignore the rest. Good luck with that.

BUYER BEWARE! My in-store experience was okay but when I tried to use my product I had problems. I…read morecalled the store but they were not willing to provide support and would not consider a refund. In summary I was sold products separately that were pre-installed on the laptop and the product key did not work. Now I have to buy another product, duplicating what I bought from JB that I didn't need and then didn't even work.

They did such a good job at fixing my iMac screen so I would highly recommend them since they did…read moreit for an excellent price of $240.

best to purchase from a Apple Store as MYMAC doesn't like you returning items that don't work…read moreproper. After trying to return a Apple product that was faulty I needed to go to an Apple Store best to purchase straight from Apple and give MYMAC a miss