indat - the shop two go for personal computer. It was 95 when I bought a PC there - it's still…read morerunning. Loudly but without any repair. All the machines I ever bought there have been excellent - both in price/value and fine quality. The team is competent, reliable, flexible, quick, and friendly- they do spell Service with a Capital "S".

Klein aber fein. Ich kenne viele andere Computerläden in Berlin, bin aber selbst seit über 8 Jahren…read moreKunde dort. Reparaturen gehen relativ schnell und der Preis ist fair. Zusätzlich gibt es wirklich fachkundige Beratung. Einfach mal ausprobieren!

Amazing service, very helpful and friendly guys working there!…read more Had a few problems with the phone of a friend and my own iphone as I tried to replaced the broken screens myself, and they fixed all my issues! Also realized I should have just went to them in the first place because i ended up breaking the new screen I tried to replace and ended up handing it over to them to fix it for me, with 1 year warranty included! Always enjoy my visits and the lovely bowl of haribo snacks ;)

They replaced my broken screen and gave me a protection screen for free. Very nice guys !read more

From the owner: JE Computer betreibt auf 50m² ein Ladengeschäft in Berlin-Reinickendorf. Seit Sommer 1995 versorgen…read morewir an diesem Standort unsere Kunden aus der Region mit zuverlässiger Markenhardware für PC-Systeme & Zubehör. Kompetente Beratung, erstklassiger Service und faire Preise werden auch Sie überzeugen!

Nachdem mein PC gestreikt hat, bin ich als Stammkunde zu K&M…read more Die Beratung war sehr gut. Habe mir Empfehlungen eingeholt und habe im letzten Zug noch prompte Hilfe bekommen.

I am lucky my package arrived at all. I ordered a computer part and had it shipped to my office:…read more Company Name, Building Name, Street Name, Dublin, Ireland. They shipped it without the company and building name on the label, so it only had the Street name and the Eircode. Thank God the nice people at An Post spent the time to look up my Eircode because without the actual building name, my package was nearly undeliverable. Seriously, what century is this? How hard is it to print ALL of the lines a customer enters onto a shipping label?