I've used this branch on a number of occasions and the sales staff are generally helpful and…read moreknowledgeable, although there has been the odd time where I've felt some were a little pushy. Products have increased over the years - now stocking TVs, as well as a wider choice of desktops, laptops, printers, accessories and games. They also have an Apple desk and demo area. . The service centre repairs PCs on site and sometimes while you wait, which came in handy when my PC played up. The cost was also competitive.

A great multi technical store and there for all your technical needs. Their customer service are…read morereally helpfull.

Only open on Saturday and Sunday 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Vendors set up inside a gymnasium wall to…read morewall. Tables stocked to their capacity with computers and peripherals. External hard drives, keyboards, printers, books, DVD's, blank media, cables, ink cartridges, mice, fans, memory chips, USB memory sticks, webcams and too many more to keep listing. Anything that runs zeros and ones, someone sells it here. If you're in the market for a new (or used) laptop or desktop or if you need accessories and peripherals for the computer you already have, this is the place to stop. I can't tell you if any of this stuff "fell off the truck" or what, so be wary. Tip: Just because the price is marked on the thing doesn't mean you can't try and haggle. I picked up an £18 netbook sleeve for £12 and an £8 iPhone wall adapter for £6. All they can do is say no. It's not easy to get to, but it's only a short walk. Go through the bus station at Stratford parallel to the tracks (towards London), cross on the pedestrian bridge, keep going straight and turn right at Denison Point Flats. It's at the end of the street. It's not free - there is a £1 entry charge.

Not a bad place, it's a bit of a hike from Stratford Station and Stratford is a bit of a hike from…read moremost parts of London so I suggest you combine a trip here with a visit to the massive Westfields - Stratford. As for the place itself, it not too bad, reasonable prices especially on laptops or monitors. Surprisingly very few traders had any of the memeory I was after (DDR-3) but I had a chance for a look and a browse.

Good "go-to" place if you need supplies (in my case I'm exhibiting at the ExCel Conference Center…read moreand needed a router - "CABLE" is the correct one to use there!). Definitely has all the basics that the ExCel Conference Center does not have in their convenience store (which is located on the sub-level near S4). It is also next to a Maplin (another electronics store).

This shop is situated down the Somerfield end of the High Street. It sells things like keyboards,…read moreand other thigns for the computer like graphics cards and sound cards. They stock a lot of inks for printers and they are very good prices. They will do repairs on your computer if you take it in to the shop and also you can ask them to make up a new computer for you with the specs that you want.

Friendly helpful genuine people and are certainly very knowledgable. On two occasions have…read moreretrieved my lost photos, given advice on pc storage / memory cards / pc problems. If they havent something in store will negotiate and obtain at a good price. They called me to see if i was in town as my work was ready for collection earlier than expected. I hope these people continue to offer service for many more years. Introduced to me by my know-it-all-about-pcs son in law

I used this computer shop a while ago to buy a portable hard drive. Im not that good with computers…read moreso i was glad when the worker knew what he was talking about. He was very helpful although he did try to sell my the most expensive hard drive in the store. Thats the problem with going to these small independant stores. Located near the leisure centre, it has alot of access to it by buses, although the Canning Town and Plaistow tube lines are about a 10 minute walk away. This shop, although small, has pretty much everything you could want from a computer store as they specialise in building and fixing PC's, as well as selling spare parts. It used to have a small 3 computer internet cafe inside, although i dont think it has it anymore.

Validity is a local computer and Laptop repair and retail centre, plus a small area for access to…read morethe Internet (Internet cafe), plus computer spares ranging from computer cables to cartridges. The Internet however is more expensive at 1.50 pH than Mobile Hut which is practically next door. I Bought a USB to hard disk cable from here for 5.00. The lady behind the counter seemed to know her stuff about computers. They carry out their computer repairs right in the shop so you could ask the technician any questions as necessary.

Computer Clinic is a great internet cafe. I can't comment on using this company for computer…read morerepairs. They sell some computer accessories that seem a bit expensive. I can only say that whilst most internet cafes are grimy and slimy, this place is clean and modern with good computers. No food or beverages are served except sometimes they put out the ole instant tea maker which doesn't always work. Believe me though, this is a nice cafe with a higher end feel. No people surfing for porn here!

A very small shop, but they offer a rather decent service…read more They can repair most modern devices, such as games consoles, tablet PC's and smartphones. They might not be able to repair everything on the same day as you hand it in, but they do try to get everything back to you as soon as possible.