Kjell & Company is a store that has a lot of different electronics goods and if you are looking for…read moreanything related to your mobile phone, tablet, small home electronics, cords, chargers etc this is the place to go. The quality may not always be top notch but they have pretty decent prices. This location in the mall at Liljeholmen is usually not overly crowded and the staff are friendly and helpful so a little bit better than the average location of Kjell & Company. It is often worth checking in advance online if they have things in stock though as I have often found that things may not be in stock in all stores. Still always a good place to head to get all these small electronics things you didn't even really know that you needed.

Kind and careful service…read more 1. I asked about a laptop battery, and they said they don't sell them. A good and honest response. 2. I asked about a screen cleaner. Cost, 126 SEK, then they shared with me on how to use it properly. The cleaner worked very well, thank you.

Finally there is now nothing holding you back to get your video games, computer hardware, gadgets -…read moreeven kitchen equipment and hair care products - without ever leaving Kungsholmen! Webhallen has now also a shop at Fridhemsplan, just outside the entrance of the subway on St Eriksgatan. Good prices - wide selection! Protip: if you know what you need, go to their website, pick out the stuff and checkout but select "Pick up and pay in store". If the stuff you want is in stock at the store you can reference the order ID immediately (some times I've done the shopping on the phone while being in the store, press submit, and then take a queue ticket). If you haven't been to Webhallen before it is good to know that this is not a store with miles of shelves which you can walk around. That's what you use the website for. In the store you just tell them what you need, and they descend into their storage space below and get it for you. This particular Webhallen does also have a lounge area with a small café decorated with references to games, particularly older Nintendo 8-bit games. This is where you get your fika in a geeky retro gaming way!

My partner needed a new laptop and had a good idea of what she wanted; the reason for buying it in…read moreSweden and not the UK or France is she wanted a Swedish keyboard On the first visit we met Morgan. He went through the alternatives as well as reviewing the model she had chosen in some detail; he said he had just received this model and a few of them came already Windows installed. He explained the Office options. A support option (though not fully 24/7) was available which she specifically wanted since she travels extensively. He could maybe do a little extra deal as well. All this in excellent English. We decided to check all this out with an IT friend first before returning - they thought it was a great deal We returned a couple of days later when Morgan was next due in but we were too early for him and so we saw William instead. He too was excellent and informative...we double checked all the info and did the deal As we were leaving, I mentioned that I needed a new keyboard/cover for my iPad and that Logitec no longer made a (great) device specific version but only produced a general one which I had recently bought from Amazon - and which frankly is terrible. He thought a moment then rummaged around and found another model made by Deltaco which was lighter and half the price - and while still a generic version worked a treat - even with a Swedish keyboard, since the latest Logitec one had many of the function keys in different places anyway so you had to learn where everything was in any event So good on William and he made another sale A great place to shop

Media Markt is like an EU version of Currys PC World in the UK - this branch is rather large for a…read moremall location on the lower level of Gallerian. They stocked a good level of most technology items from laptops to USB drives even with a small accessories and Apple section (phone cases, latest phones), household appliances too. The staff around the store didnt seem too friendly towards me as they were to other customers, probably after realising I'm a tourist - or perhaps this was the language barrier? The stock in store was pretty good but I do feel they could have had a better selection of high end gaming PC's, the best they had was the lowest model of a HP Omen which had an I5 processor. They also had phone cases for every Iphone apart from the companies flagship model at the time - XS Max. One of the best stores of its' kind in Stockholm but still it has many negatives, some bigger than others including being the only store in a mall ever where you have to queue at the narrow, horrible checkouts to leave the store - even if you don't buy anything! 3*