1. Kwik-Fix Big Screen Repair

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    Kwik-Fix Big Screen Repair

    3.8 (4 reviews)

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    4.5(50 reviews)
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    I had my iPhone camera lens replaced, I guess they use very low quality parts. My camera will not…read morefocus any longer when I take pictures so now I have to take pictures in zoom. I would take back but I would probably end up with the same issue.

    Buyer Beware if you want to purchase a temporary eSim/SIM…read moreCard from this place, DON'T! You pay for the SIM but the owner sets it up as if he paid for it for himself. A- He enters his own email. B-He chooses his own password. c He chooses his own PIN. So essentially yes your SIM card works but he has access and complete control over your service. What the process is supposed to actually be like 1. Pay for the SIM. 2. Visit the carrier's activation page (like straighttalk.com/activate or familymobile.com/activate). 3. Enter the SIM number & plan info from the card or kit. 4. Create your account online: * Enter your email address. * Set an account password. * May be asked to set a security PIN for account support. 5. Complete activation and start service. Summary * Email: Yes -- you pick your own when you create the carrier account. * Password: Yes -- you set your own account password. * PIN: The SIM may have a default PIN (carrier-provided) that you can change, and many carriers let you create a security PIN for account support. The owner insists that the way he sets up the SIM card is standard practice. You basically have the SIM card but NO management authority as you can't change email, password, or PIN. LIKELY A SCAM I Deleted the SIM immediately!

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    Absolutely top-notch experience. The owner really knows his stuff when it comes to game console…read morerepair and was 100% courteous, friendly, and professional from start to finish. Everything was handled quickly, and at no point did I feel like I was being upsold or taken advantage of. The pricing was extremely fair, especially considering the high quality of the work. The shop itself is clean, organized, friendly, and inviting, which immediately gives you confidence that your equipment is in good hands. Fast service, excellent workmanship, fair prices, and someone who clearly takes pride in what he does. Owner is A++++++++ -- fast, friendly, knowledgeable, and trustworthy. I wouldn't hesitate to bring another console here and would recommend this shop to anyone needing a repair. Easy 5 stars!

    I had an issue on a pc that required a cmoss battery. Because it was so old, I wasn't sure. Ish and…read moreJames are super experts! Not only are they helpful, they won't up charge you for your lack of knowledge like others. They are actually honest and fair! I came back days later to get my lagging laptop looked at. James gave me some valuable advice to look out for and ways to free space without a charge. I've never been to a repair shop where they would be willing to look at your product without charge. I'd recommend this place :)

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    fixLab - New charging port for more effective charges in bottom right

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    Cyberpowerpc

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    My 7-year-old CyberPowerPC has been running well, still with no issues. But in January 2026. It…read moregave me a CPU fan error. I had to restart the PC and set the CPU Fan monitor to ignore. Everything is fine now. But the RAM went bad 2 years after purchase, which is what u expect from a pre-built gaming PC. I'm giving this 3 stars because I got a CPU Fan error after 7 years, and the original 16 GB of RAM failed after 24 months. All CyberPowerPC users should be aware that the RAM might break before the PC does. And you might need to take it to a professional or DIY the RAM swap when it is time. And also expect your boot drive to stop working after 5 - 6 years of gaming usage.

    I purchased a CyberPowerPC gaming computer on December 02, 2025, for over $3,000 and paid extra for…read moretheir premium warranty. I expected a premium product and warranty experience. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. After approximately seven months, a RAM stick failed and the computer began randomly crashing. When I contacted warranty support, I was told I would have to pay to ship the RAM myself or accept an authorization hold of more than $900 for a replacement, with the possibility of being charged if the RAM was damaged during shipping. I ultimately sent the entire PC in for repair. It came back with the original issues unresolved and additional problems. It still recognizes only 32 GB of the 64 GB installed, the graphics card isn't registering in Task Manager, and the GPU produces no display through DisplayPort. Two fans have lost their RGB lighting, and the case was returned with damage that prevents the glass panel from closing properly. I have photos and videos documenting the condition of the computer when it was returned. I requested a refund, but CyberPowerPC refused and offered another repair instead. After already going through their warranty process once and receiving the computer back in worse condition, I have no confidence that another repair will solve the problem. This computer is used for work, school, and personal use, so the repeated downtime has been extremely disruptive. Spending more than $3,000 plus additional money for a premium warranty should come with a much better experience. I am very disappointed with both the reliability of the system and the warranty process.

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    Can't even access my BIOS without force powering off the computer. Have to manually boot through bios every time.

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