Had some UNFORTUNATE & TRAUMATIZING experience with this store today. I would leave ZERO star if I…read morecan and the store could totally avoid all these if they handled it even slight differently. Saw a used Sigma DP1M on their website (which I have been looking for for ages), called the store to put it on hold and told them I will be there in 1 hour to get it. When I arrived, what I saw is a guy walking out with the very same camera I asked to put on hold. I immediately asked the sales lady why they sold it when it is on hold for me and is there anything they can do. Instead trying to do anything (such as trying to talk to guy bought it to working something out), the sales lady just told me she sold it accidentally & there is nothing they can do and just let the guy walked out. Gotta say the handle the situation extremely poorly and I was very upset & disappointed. Even the smallest attempt trying to fix this (e.g. talking to the guy bought it, at least trying) will change my view completely, but the store chose to do absolutely NOTHING, not even trying. The whole thing definitely ruined my day. I did buy another camera from them after I calmed myself down. They may have good customer service but that doesn't change the fact the store dealt with the situation very unprofessionally and left a customer slightly traumatized, which is terrible for any shop to do.

Enquired about a Touit 12mm for E mount. They are much less expensive than Ted's and Michaels…read more They've tested the lens on the A7 and NEX, gave me the information that the A7 crops. Calm manner. Does deals too.

Ok, I would only shop at French Connection in Australia during a sale - or after some kind of…read morewindfall - owing to their kind of ridiculous prices, but if you are a fan of the brand - and accepting of their quality to price ratio - then the French Connection store within Melbourne Central is definitely the place to go. A great selection of the brand's women's clothing and accessories? Yep. Awesomely flattering lighting and just enough changing rooms? You got it. A seemingly omnipresent sale rack which makes French Connection's sometimes outlandishly priced clothes almost good value? You betcha. For French Connection fans its Melbourne Central store is a total fashion no brainer.

Great store. I wish they had these in more cities…read more Sort of like an Apple Store but for Samsung products only.

Excellent Service ...Abbey was fantastic. As a mature aged…read moreperson and a Samsung user for 4 years.This was the best find. Their staff are trained to explain phone features and are patience to SHOW you how they work. 11out of 10

How on earth does one shopping centre support so many damn mobile phone shops? I just can't get…read moreover how crowded the mobile phone market is here. I'm not complaining, though. Competition tends to result in better prices for the consumer. This place isn't a bad little store. I must admit, the limit of my experience with this place really as a customer is the purchase of a screen protector for my phone, but apart from that I've done a little bit of browsing. Decent selection, a few decent deals, apart from that, it's like every other place selling mobiles. The service was alright, but it wasn't overly busy at the time. Have a look and see what you think.

A pretty strange place for a factory outlet, but the FILA store is located on the very busy main…read moreroad - Nicholson Street. Just like any other outlet, you will find a large range of left over stock that didn't sell in Department Stores here. They constantly run sales with additional 30% off reduced prices which will see you picking up a pretty good bargain. I have picked up some sports gear here and as much as it may be cheap, i find it not as durable as other brands. If you can be bothered, take a venture down to Smith St where you will find a whole bunch of AFO's (Authentic Factory Outlets).

Whilst there's not the room for heaps of furniture like some other Vinnie's stores, there is a…read morelarge range of clothes available here. The room is also filled with lots of household trinkets and old-fashioned homewares, largely donated by the aging residents of the suburb. With a few Op-Shops in the area to choose form, Vinnie's Centres are always good, as the stock rotates between stores, giving a different range each time you come back.

One of my first stops whenever I'm buying appliances is Retravision at Knox. I go to the Ringwood…read morestore a fair bit, too, but this one is closer. Sometimes they've got slightly different stock, too, so I do try to have a look at both stores. I've used this place to help me on my hunt for dryers, vaccuums, fridges, and pretty much everything else. I've had a look at air conditioners, heaters, you name it. But, I really haven't bought that much stuff here. The occasional small item like a milkshake maker and the like. When I've done so, the service has been good enough, but not amazing. That 's not to say I've had a bad experience, just pointing out that it's pretty normal retail service. Bottom line is that it's an alright store.

Right off the bat, I need to disclose that I know the proprietors, and attended the business'…read moreopening night many months ago. Kapd is probably Melbourne's best specialised cap and other casual head-wear shop, and is based in the heart of Bay Street, Port Melbourne. If you like sports, are looking for a present for someone who does, or you just feel like getting a trendy/out-there/flamboyant/casual or any other style of cap, this is the place. With Jade and Dave knowin all there is to know about caps and the various styles, makes, sizes, brands, piecing-together and God only knows what else, a visit is well worthwhile. They also embroider caps with logos, letters and anything else your heart desires. Keep them in mind for future team or business needs. If hats are not your thing, get down there to meet Baylee, Jade and Dave's pet dog. Baylee is ace. I happen to have purchased a beanie at Kapd. It is warm and lovely.