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    I'm pretty new to Micro Center, but I find it amusing the decor reminds me of the corpse of a Fry's…read moreElectronics (rest in peace, my dudes). In terms of PC parts they're technically here, but it's not really kid in a candy store vibe for tech that I was hoping for. I've only ever done purchases, never had to get tech support so can't speak on that angle. It's a little better than buying parts on Newegg, but sometimes the variety of parts leave little room for variety. When I specific tech concerns for my rig, some of the staff kind of gave me the path of least resistance answer like "we don't do that here", not even at least trying to attempt to solve my problem or tell me where else I should go. Was hoping this would be a good spot to go if I ever did need tech support, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.

    I've spent thousands of dollars consistently at this Micro Center location over the past year,…read moreprimarily on higher-end PC components. Unfortunately, my experiences have repeatedly involved inaccurate guidance from staff and a lack of follow-through when issues arise. During a workstation build, I purchased a motherboard and was told confidently that it supported four NVMe SSDs. Based on that advice, I was sold four NVMe drives at the same time. After getting home and installing everything, I discovered the fourth "slot" was actually a Wi-Fi NVMe slot, and Micro Center does not even carry an SSD compatible with it. This should have been identified at the point of sale, especially since the motherboard and SSDs were purchased together. In that same build, I was also sold a Wi-Fi PCIe card alongside an AMD motherboard, despite the box clearly stating it was not compatible with AMD platforms. Again, this was sold with confidence by staff while all components were being purchased together. I also ran into a fitment issue with an AIO cooler. I explicitly told the associate I was using a Corsair Obsidian 1000D case, and the rep looked up the case and assured me a 360mm AIO would fit. After getting everything home, I found that the case requires a 420mm AIO in the top configuration. The unit I was sold also appeared to be an older, unbranded model pulled from the back rather than a clearly current, well-documented option adding to my concern about the recommendation. More recently, I placed an in-store hold on a Bambu Lab P2S combo after confirming availability with an associate and was given a printed hold slip with a date and timestamp. The next day, while on my way to the store, I received a call saying the unit was no longer available and had been "allocated to online inventory." The paperwork I was given showed zero web orders, and I was told the people who could explain the allocation weren't available. I was then told a manager would follow up when new inventory arrived. I waited through a holiday, called again, and was told the manager was busy and would call me back. That call never came. As of today (Thursday), the store's website shows eight units in stock, yet no one ever contacted me. At that point, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that either follow-ups aren't being tracked or customer commitments aren't taken seriously. I understand that inventory sells out and mistakes happen. The issue is the pattern: incorrect technical guidance at purchase time, documented assurances that aren't honored, and repeated failures to close the loop after escalation. For a store that markets itself on knowledgeable staff and expert advice, this has been disappointing. I'm leaving this review so store leadership is aware. I want to continue shopping here, but based on repeated experiences, it's becoming difficult to trust the guidance or the follow-through.

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    On 3/23/26 I. Ordered. A Samsung Tv 55" at the rockville store. I was given a delivery date of…read more3/27/26. On 3/26/26 at 7:30pm I was advised by phone that the tv was not shipped from the factory and my new delivery date would be 4/2/26. On 4/1/26 I dec to go into the Rockville store to confirm this new delivery date. I was advised that my delivery date is 4/6/26 Today 4/6 /26 my tv was delivered damaged. On the right the screen was cracked, when I turned the tv on multiple lines were running on the screen with no picture. I immediately phoned Best Buy customer service and was advised that the delivery record had not been updated give it 24hours I was given this ID#373734159. It has been over 3 weeks since I purchased with no TV. This is deplorable service.

    I just had a very disappointing experience at the Best Buy in Rockville (Store #293). I was…read moreassisted by a sales associate named Neil, who was great where he answered all my questions, told me he'd bring my Ninja Slushie machine up to the front, and that my AirPods would also be there. He even mentioned that someone at the register could call to see if it was possible to extend my financing beyond the standard 12 months, which has been done for me in the past. However, when I got to the front counter, I asked the young woman there if she could check on my financing terms. She abruptly said, "It's 12 months and no," with a firm and dismissive tone. I politely explained that this has been extended for me before and asked if she could just call to check. Again, she flatly refused. I then asked if she could get Neil for me. Instead of helping, she turned to another employee and started to answer their questions. After waiting a couple of minutes, I asked again about Neil, and she said, "He's gone for the day" even though I had literally just seen him in the next section over. At that point, I decided I didn't want to continue with the purchase. As a former Best Buy employee of over 7 years, and someone who helped launch the first Best Buy for Business program and nationak Geek Squad this was honestly the worst customer service I've encountered at the company. Now I completely understand why so many people prefer to shop online instead of in store.

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