Like the other Maplin stores, this place has a real diverse range of electrical products and music…read moreequipment. From touch pad keyboards, remote control airplanes, wires, tape, hi fi's, televsions and electrician supplies - you'll be sure to find what your looking for. The prices are pretty good, and rate well on Kelko reviews. As a high street store, this is probally your cheapest option for electrical supplies

I walked into this tech head heaven and was found out the moment I opened my mouth. I needed to…read moresplit a feed from my Nintendo Wii to a projector and a TV. After perusing the web the night before I thought I knew how. The attendant told me otherwise. He was right! Brownie points to Maplin. I am not going to pretend I know what all the electrical and tech things being sold in this shop are. What I do know is that there are lots of useful things here that someone in the know would probably juice themselves over. The attendants know what they are talking about too. Maplin... your alright!

S and A. Sasquatch and Abracadabra? Stockings and Aprons? Similar and Antipasto? Sweden and…read moreAardvark? Seeing as this place sells items of the kitchen and electrical genre the S&A might stand for Stereos and Adapters or maybe Stand and Admire. My roommate and I went into here looking for the strange electrical species called a Scart cable. Heretofore unknown to either of us, we easily managed to find the unusual species which we sought. Long and skinny like a snake, with prickles on either end like a porcupine. We thought buying one to keep our DVD player and TV company because sometimes they get lonely and bark and wake us up. The scart cables ranged between 13 and 18 pounds. I've since seen them for 3-6 pounds. They looked like very nice scarts, but the selection was so overwhelming (about 4) that we decided it best to ask the advice of our flatmates. The store had a myriad of stuff from alarm clocks to ovens, from adapters to kettles, from Gilgamesh memorabilia to talking office chairs with big, soft teeth. It's convenient, but nothing out of the ordinary of a normal store of this genre. The staff let us browse tranquilly and we had our fill and left.

S and A Electricals sells electrical appliances and kitchen accessories. My guess is that is that…read moreit is also run by someone named S and someone named A. You can get a cheap fridge here like a Beko. You can also get kettles and toasters, This place also does repairs. Have a look here for the cheap kitchen appliances!

Fabulous! I went to 2 different branches to get different things which I needed. The service is…read morespectacular and they were super helpful to get what we needed. Thank you Arrow for the great value products, we will definitely be back and reccomend to our friends!

From the owner: Arrow Electrical has been trading in the Lighting and Electrical industry for over 25 years with…read morethe first branch opening in London's W12 Shepherds Bush area in 1986. Arrow Electrical now has 4 showrooms situated in the London area from Central London to the Head office branch situated not far from the M1 in Cricklewood London NW2. Arrow Electrical are a major London stockist of Crystal Chandeliers, Wall Lighting, Ceiling Lighting, Floor Lamps, Table Lamps & Outdoor IP rated Lighting and LED lighting.We also stock commercial and residential electrical supplies like Electrical Cabling, Bulbs & Lamps, Consumer Units, Cable Trunking, RCDs, Light Switches and Sockets from Brands such as Heritage Brass, Aurora, Aico, Fermax, MK, Hager, Fluke, Rako, General Electrical, Schneider Electric, Honeywell, Astro Lighting, Searchlight, Dar, Impex Lighting, Massive, Grossmann, Fabbian, Artemide, FLOS, Elstead Lighting, TAL Lighting, Aqua Creations and many more.

This place might not look like much from the outside, but it really is so much fun inside!…read more Lots of quirky lights and toys can be found inside,I bought a bubble machine, glow in the dark stars for my bedroom and a UV light, and a shiney disco ball for parties. Just go in with an open mind and a creative project will sure to surface.

Ryness is a tacky light extravaganza. This shop has the lamp with a women's legs under it in high…read moreheels and a red lampshade with a beads. Yes, it is that tacky. I have also seen a red lipstick phone in this shop's window. Beyond tacky, in a good way. Inside, there is every type of light bulb you could imagine to achieve whatever effect you need. Any shop that appreciates camp lighting, is okay by me.

I have to agree with the other reviews. Terrible, awful, do not use currys. I'm literally…read moretraumatised and they give zero for your customer experience. ordered fridge, didn't come, wasted my whole day trying to sort it out and they made zero efforts to help. impossible to get any help. Just sooooo unacceptable.

Why do staff at Currys Tottenham Court Road ask for your Gmail account password to purchase…read moreproducts . I am very confused about this and foolishly gave my password to assistant 28 Sanjay.