Truly professional graphic and print services half of the time and price of Staples. They guide you…read morethrough the process from design to finished print effortlessly. If I had to find a flaw it would be finding 376 Arsenal Street with the traffic fleeing by at 30-40 miles per hour. They will surprise you with what they create.

Great experience here with several printing projects I've had done including large welcome signs,…read moreholiday cards and envelope addressing. John responds to all of my questions and provides solid recommendations. I'm happy with the work they've done!

The art reproduction service is affordable and fast, the bonus is you can get color corrected…read moregiclée prints that look as good as the original. The best printers anywhere. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful, real people that take pride in their work.

I have been wanting to try Digital Silver Imaging for a long time, and I'm really happy I finally…read moregot around to it. The print they did for me is incredible, my mind is truly blown that a digital image can be turned into a professional darkroom-developed B&W print. I'm very pleased and will be having more photos printed.

Post for my best friend's elderly mother:…read more "The nerds should rule the earth! Paul came to save me after I was hacked. There are such terrible people out there feasting on a 90 year old woman like me!! He got rid of the download ability of the hacker who clinged on to me long ago. Then he put on Malware protection. Now I have security and peace of mind. Paul and PC Nerds gave me a new beginning."

WORTH EVERY PENNEY AND THEN SOME!! Paul literally worked…read moreover time on the holiday weekend no less on my Uncle's computer and he did not even charge the amount of hours I know he actually put in. My Uncle is 92, and the amount of patience and kindness he had towards my Uncle was amazing! He was even going to purchase new speakers for my Uncle, bring them over and install them because he was trying to make things easier for my Uncle who was wearing worn out earphones, and he was not going to charge us for them or his time. I ended up ordering them myself as I did not want him to be out of pocket any more, and he even made himself available for ME when I had trouble installing them on my Uncles computer. He is seriously worth every penny and you will not be disappointed. I know who I am going to call when I have problems!!! Thank you soooo much Paul!

I was stranded - both laptops out of commission, phone not working, Kindle screens cracked & where…read moreto turn. Discovering Michael's service was Truly a blessing - knowledgeable, transparent, timely, well-priced, no drama. Being confident that devices will be back in service quickly, cost-effectively can't be overstated. Thank you, Michael!

Someone else already used the term "miracle worker", so I'll have to come up with something else…read more I have a Chuwi HiPad 11 Plus. It is one of the few Android tablets with a 4 x 3 aspect ratio...just like an iPad and perfect for reading letter-size PDFs. I managed to mangle the charging port. (Note to self: If you're inserting a charging cable, at an angle, and it resists, don't keep pushing!) All the wires were bent, rendering it unrepairable. It would have to be replaced. I asked ChatGPT for places that might be able to replace it. I got a list and and went down them one-by-one. No luck. They couldn't get the part, etc. Michael's wasn't even on the list! One of the places that was on the list is Fix 'n' Repair in Watertown. They couldn't handle it, but "there's a computer repair place around the corner. Maybe they could do something.." That's what brought me to Michael's. Whoever was manning the store looked at it and pronounced: they could get the part, but there was a little ding in the bezel. He was concerned that the screen might crack. If I knew the risks, it would be $95. An unbranded 4 by 3 tablet would cost about $200. He thought I'd be better off with a new tablet. But, then, I'd have this "potentially" fixable tablet sitting around mocking me. I left, leaning towards a new tablet. But, the next day I went back with a proposition: Don't order any parts. Try removing the screen. If it cracked, I'd pay whatever he thought was fair. If it didn't, we'd proceed with the repair. It didn't, but there was one small spot on the left edge that showed up blue on a black screen. It wasn't noticeable on a white green screen. He would proceed. What we thought might take a week or two (getting parts and repair) was done over the weekend. I couldn't be happier!