I had the opportunity to visit the source as my household needed an audio optical cable. What is…read morethat used for? I'm not entirely sure, I was just told the brand and the price and told to go get it. The store has covid precautions set up. There is a sign asking all customers entering the store to use the automatic hand sanitizer dispenser at the front. There are arrows on the ground indicating which ways customers should walk. These were a bit funny though they all seemed to just point into the store with no way to get out. They also have plexiglass set up at the registers to protect their employees. When I walked in an associate was over almost instantly to help. I let her know what I was looking for and she checked with another employee to find it. It was a super quick and easy transaction. The only thing I will note is that it was a little overpriced versus what you can get from Amazon. I haven't been inside The Source in ages and was delighted with how well organized everything was. Gone are the days of the very cluttered Radio Shacks. They had a small console gaming session with some accessories and games. I kind of liked that it was the pared down version with only the most popular titles. They also had a lot of really fun lamps. Yes - lamps. There were smaller Himalayan salt ones, a globe lamp that you can actually draw on and erase, and some utility ones that are also built in desk organizers. A good visit all in all since I accomplished my mission and got some inspiration for desk decorating.

See my older review, below. My opinion is unchanged. Great service and excellent prices! They sell…read morerefurbished tech there too, and I bought a Samsung laptop that works beautifully for a fraction of the "new condition" cost. Canada Computers may be the best place to go for all of your computer needs! You will find many components, cords, splitters, etc, for significantly less money than you would pay elsewhere. Staff is friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Why wouldn't I - why wouldn't you - make this the first stop for computer needs? Conveniently located in an Ajax mall, with plenty of parking.

While this particular bricks & mortar store was and is most helpful, the equivalent online…read moreexperience was anything but--I had special ordered an item, a SSD. I had already paid for it but was informed that it was back ordered. No biggie, I could wait. That was until I received a call a day later to inform me that the price of the item had gone up and that they'd have to cancel my order. 'But I already paid for it...' I said. 'Doesn't matter' was the response. So be warned: It doesn't matter if you already paid for something, this come won't honour the sale if there's a price increase. It's the first time I've ever had this experience with a merchant. Looks like it's back to Amazon.

There's something to be said for shopping in a store where they don't earn commission and that…read morewould be... I don't care who helps me as much as they don't care if they help me. I can wander aimlessly around this store without ever being approached by an employee... unless of course, I'm wandering aimlessly around the big ticket items such as TVs or iMacs... which doesn't quite make sense if they're truly NOT on commission...? In fact, the most interaction I had with an employee during my last visit was when I was wished a good night by the guy standing at the exit... as I left empty handed.

I used to visit Ajax often. I don't think that I have been back for half a year. I broke my streak…read moretoday. I like the musical instruments section at this Best Buy. There is a nice selection of guitars and keyboards. I am thinking of getting a keyboard and learn how to play. I was fiddling with one and liked the sound and feel. Naturally, being a person who likes technology, I walked practically every aisle. I wanted to get a mesmerizing Jam strive Bluetooth speaker, but I have too many speakers to justify getting another one. The selection is decent here. Folks are friendly. (182)

Terrible. I was shopping and noticed they had a promo where you get 150,000 PC points with the…read morepurchase of an LG G5. So I waited an hour and then asked the woman who was working if i was eligable for the promo if I buy it for my Kodoo plan to replace my Samsung Galaxy. She looked up my account info and said yes I was, and so I went ahead and bought the phone because that's a great deal! (150,000 points = $150 of groceries at Superstore) I swiped my points card and she said the points should be there in a few days... I noticed a week later that I didn't get my points. No problem, so I called in to inquire and after over 3 weeks of getting call backs from the PC points department, Mobile Shop, and Superstore, I found out I wasn't eligable for the points because it's only for new customers without existing accounts. ... Thats $150 worth of points. Aside from the value I lost, the teller completely lied and told me that I was eligable when I clearly was not. I'm assuming that she did that to meet some sort of quota for the day or to make commission because the promo eligability is so straight forward I don't understand how a full-time employee would not know about it. Some shaddy things going on at that place and completely lost my trust 100%. I can only wonder what else they lie about to get other customers to buy a phone... I wanted to just return the phone and buy a new one at Best Buy because of the lying but because it took 3 weeks for them to get back to me, I couldn't even return it anymore! Isn't it illegal to lie to consumers in order to make sales? I'm shocked a company as reputable as them pulled this.