Whether used as a noun, a verb, an adjective or an adverb the meaning remains the same and it is no…read moredifferent when it comes to the store because Game's business is concerned with fun and fun alone. Stocking all of the latest computer games for all of the latest consoles this is a place gauranteed to to bring out the inner child in all men. One of the biggest highs I've had in recent years came from getting my hands on the PS4 board in the store.

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Paul visited my house and fixed my laptop with such profesionality that I have to share my…read moreexperience publicly. I want to highly recommend this expert in electronic stuff from the old school alongside wishing him all the best in his business...

From the owner: Invictor are qualified repairers of Computer, Laptop, Digital Photocopier, Scanner and all makes of…read moreLaser, Inkjet, Dot Matrix, Wide Format and Label printers. We are also experts in the field of Fax Machines. It's the complete package, whether it's for your home or office. We keep you informed by text at all times during a repair if we have to pull it into our workshop. We have loan stock too so you can keep working and at no extra charge. Don't forget it's also a no-fix no-fee policy too.

This is a nice Currys store, located on the upper level of The Trafford Centre, it stocks a good…read morerange of electronics from TVs, to printers, from laptops to various other household appliances, while the store isn't as large as their Warehouse style stores in out of town retail parks, the selection is still ample for a mall location, showcasing some of the on-trend and main items they sell. The store is rather modern and easy to follow, and the staff members seem friendly enough but not overly intrusive, which I like, as it sometimes feels difficult to walk through a Currys store without being bothered by half a dozen employees. 4* - A good selection of electronics and a nice addition to the Trafford Centre. The selection is limited though compared to larger Currys store, and with it being a mall location, it lacks parking, making it harder to take home bigger and bulkier items straight away, so it is a nice store for convenience, but I much prefer their retail park locations.

on 5th November been seen by Joe and he is very helpful and answered all my questions about the…read morefitbit i wanted to get and he even managed to answere the questions that my husband had about a samsung watch

I like the Apple Store at The Trafford Centre, while the store is limited in size/appearance due to…read morebeing a mall location, it's still a great store nonetheless and a very useful brand to have in the mall, which is located on the upper level. There doesn't seem to be as much going on at this Apple location, again compared to other larger stores, gone is the big LED screen and much of a seating area, but instead, you get the best selection of Apple products in the mall, the store is often well-stocked, in terms of product to demo and buy, and is spacious enough where you can demo the product without feeling crowded or like you are getting in the way. The selection of accessories is also pretty good, as well as the showcase of Apple's latest tech. As you'd expect with any Apple Store, the staff are friendly and their product knowledge is good. It may not be the most attractive Apple Store, but I still really like this one, with friendly staff and always a good selection of products, to demo and purchase. 4*

Brought my laptop to store as screen is glitching. Advised that it will cost £500 to fix, although…read morewas not told specifically what the issue is. They don't know know the issue but they know it will cost £500? This price is ridiculous as I've been advised that the issue could be screen connector to the motherboard, and that it shouldn't cost 500. Even more annoying is that I am still paying for this laptop! Update: Received calls from store about my experience, I asked them to call in the afternoon when convenient but they repeatedly called in the afternoon and now have stopped trying to contact me altogether. Very shoddy customer service. Please call me about my complaint asap. Apple certainly ain't what is used to be! UPDATE: Nearly a month later and I still haven't received my call!! The store is impossible to contact via phone and Apple chat is useless as they cannot do anything! Can the store please answer the phone? UPDATE: A manger was due to call me to help to me get through to the store via phone- yes, they organised a callback so an advisor could ring through to the store using the same tel number I do! It is ridiculous! No email or any other form of contact. I didn't get my callback so once again going through AppleCare. It has taken about 6-8 agents just to make a phone call to an Apple store and none of them has been able to make contact as the store do not answer the phone! Cust service is non-existent with this company! UPDATE: Still not able to contact store, numerous failed callback from managers, and useless Apple Care. All i want to do is speak to your store. Still waiting... UPDATE: Another callback failed!!! Apple Care call you, they cant get through to the store either, and so they leave you on the line holding!! UPDATE: Another failed callback. This company has serious flaws with it's cust service. They are not able to make contact with a store, despite trying for a month. Still waiting for my callback...

My father makes me laugh. Whenever he talks about Maplin, he says, 'You don't want to talk to the…read moreguys on the floor. You want to talk to the ones they keep in the back, they're the experts.' I have to say, whenever I've gone into Maplin when one of the men in my life has been in there, I've always stood by for a good twenty minutes while they engage the assistants in a very technical conversation. Last time I experienced this I was sceptical as I listened, thinking, those questions are way too specific for a sales assistant. How wrong I was. Out came incomprehensible jargon about wattage and cables and warmth and flange. Some of that may have been made up. Oh mercy me. This guy was only a blooming expert. So it's safe to say that Maplin employ people who know what they're talking about. Similarly, ages ago my father was buying some kind of cable that would... do something with the computer and the TV. Again, the guy spoke another language, one my dear dad perfectly understood. The one beef I do have with Maplin is that things seem a tad unnecessarily expensive in there, when it comes to things like adapters for European plug sockets and the like. But as well as a range of intricate electrical goods, fusers, gender changers (gender changers?), they do sell fun stuff, such as electronic gifts for kids and computer table accessories. It's a great little standby that exists in our very own delightful Regent Retail Park, and is a great place to pop in if that essential cable, scart lead or something else electronic isn't available in your average supermarket. The staff are particularly helpful, as I've demonstrated, and the shop is laid out simply and cleanly, making it easy to navigate. As for those experts in the back, well, I do wonder why they keep them there. Perhaps there's a fine line between flash sales assistant and fully-fledged nerd in the world of Maplin (see also, Apple Stores)...