Brilliant friendly service, quality work, speedy repairs. After having disastrous repairs at other…read morelocal shops, I decided to give Source a go. I didn't use them sooner, as it is such a smart looking shop that I thought they would be much more expensive that the cheap looking places, but it isn't and the service and quality of parts and labour is different class. I'd had my iPhone 5s screen replaced at a cheap shop and it broke within days. I kept taking it back, but it never lasted more than three days. He even replaced it again, but that one just broke. They charged £35, but I found out they are using the cheapest possible screens that are £10 from China, and are rubbish. Source charged £45, but it is a great quality screen, it took them 30 minutes and I've not had any trouble in the month since fitting. I know that's just a month, but you can just tell that it is repaired properly with a quality screen and it will last. I then spilt something on my Samsung RV711 laptop keyboard and completely shorted it out. Nothing was working. They usually charge far less for a keyboard replacement, but on the Samsung the keyboard, palm rest and entire top of the base needs replacing. The cheapest I found a second hand one on eBay was £45 , new ones far more. I called around, and some shops wouldn't do it, and one central one quoted £99, just for the labour, and another quoted 3 weeks turnaround. Source ordered the part for next day delivery and then only took one hour to complete the repair. Total cost for the brand new part and labour £79. They said most keyboard repairs are £35, but this is the entire top due to the Samsung design, which is the palm rest, keyboard, tracking pad and right and left mouse buttons. They even fixed my left mouse button for no extra cost. My computer is now working perfectly. I'm absolutely delighted with Source Electronics and won't go anywhere else again. I highly recommend them. They are polite, friendly, very professional and the quality of the entire experience is 5 STARS! TIPS: 1. They open at 9.30am and told me this is the best time to drop off a repair as they have an additional staff ember in the morning and can do the job straight away. 2. Call first to ask if they have the part in stock, if not they will order it and call you when it gets in. My part for the Samsung took 24 hours to arrive. They had the iPhone 5s screen in stock. 3. Calling in advance you can also book in your repair, so you know they can do it while you wait on an iPhone. Plenty of great coffee shops near by. 3. They can also fit phone screen protectors. Even the most careful of us can scratch the screen of our phones, and if you have a screen protector it is that getting scratched instead. When you come to sell the phone take it off and the screen will be as new. The protector will pay for itself many times over through the resale value of a perfect screen. Scratched screens really effect sell on value.

Absolutely amazing! Managed to revive my water damaged iPhone and did so in only a couple of hours…read more-needing a battery and screen replacement. Cannot thank them enough. The staff there are also absolutely wonderful and cannot thank them enough for the amazing job they did.

avoid at all cost. The chap running the place was quite unpleasant and strangely aggressive. They…read morecharge terribly inflated prices. Then left me with a computer that still did not function. avoid at all cost.

Ever since my local Asda did away with the video game section to make way for Kids DVDS, I have…read morebeen coming to Fort Kinnaird all the way from Dunbar just to get my hands on video games. While it is slightly annoying having to travel 26 miles to buy a video game, a positive is that Fort Kinnaird is massive and I will be able to mooch around the other shops afterwards. This store in particular is one of my favourite Games as it is always well stocked with Nintendo, XBOX and Playstation games, as well as a small range of novelty clothing for those diehards out there. They also stock Yu Gi Oh and Pokémon cards too if you prefer to play cards with your mates and not stare at a screen with your mates. The staff are helpful and are very smart, seeming to know a lot about the games on sale. Except on one occasion I enquired about the Wii U and was left alone for ages while the person went into the back room to ask about it, never coming back. I am excited for the release of the new Pokémon games and I will probably be the first person in line for when the store opens on November 23rd! xD But anyway, Game is a good shop for those video game nerds among us and I hope it never leaves its post here at Fort Kinnaird.

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It's a poorly named business, is PC World. On a recon expedition to investigate options for a…read moretablet for the Silent Reviewer, I wanted to see demos and see them fast. I visited two storerooms for PC World, amongst some other businesses. My mind had boggled from too many online reviews and not enough thoughts of my own. I wanted to see some tablets, live in action. Unfortunately, PC World couldn't do that for me. Empty stands, and the majority of those on display, not working. Those that were, couldn't connect to the internet. At first, I thought that was reasonable, until I went to Carphone Warehouse - which held informational displays, and all of the tablets I looked at not only worked, but I could have a right old play on it. Having grown more and more frustrated running from store to store without really being able to make much of a decision on what to buy, I didn't find my salvation in a store that by its name, I expected to provide. PC World stores look dated, and the company isn't keeping up with its competitors (likewise for it's identical twin, Curry's - I mean, honestly, why run two separate businesses, especially with they are in the same retail park, with the same stock and same strategy?) - better offers at Comet, better displays at Carphone Warehouse - and that's just in a shopping centre. Go online, and PC Worlds offerings grow more and more meagre. It would be useful if stores such as PCW could offer more, but it doesn't - perhaps it should be named PC Village... that would be more accurate.

Oh my gosh what a experience I do not wish to repeat. This…read moreplace has the most uncaring members of staff ever! I will not turn this in to a full blown rant but lets just say spent a bit of money here to find basic things missing and a laptop with dead pixels. which I took back to have them say we normally don't take back items if its only one or to dead pixels I just brought the thing a hour ago they gave me another one with I asked them to test in store (the didn't because it against store policy) Guess what got the thing home MORE dead pixel. I was more than upset by then. Went back for the 3rd time and DEMANDED a new one and that the check the thing in-store, which they agreed too (does not take much to break there polices does it!!!) Called a compliances line and didn't get very far. Most of the staff did not seem to cry there where one or two that should what almost looks like concern. I can safely say I will never buy from this store again. I have given it 2 Stars because I will use the store to check products out before looking for them else where on line. I write this mainly as I warning they seem to care when they are piling you trolley high with things you don't need. BUT at the end of the day after the money is in the till the hints of after care you would naturally expect VANISH.