Let me start by saying. I'm not a fan of US Cellular as a company. But that being said. I am a fan…read moreof this US Cellular Store. Reason being, the store manager, she is REALLY good. I hope US Cellular is rewarding her with a salary worthy of an awesome employee. They don't have many of them in the New River Valley area. She seems to have hired 2 great employees to work alongside her. I've dealt with all 3 now. They all 3 are really patient, really helpful and very knowledgeable. If your a prospective or current customer of US Cellular in the NRV area. I HIGHLY recommend this Fairlawn/Radford store, for a stress free, (rare for US Cellular) experience. The current manager and her employees are a joy to deal with. There one of the few positives you'll here me speak of when talking about US Cellular.

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My wife had her iPad screen replaced at this shop over a year ago…read more We noticed the edge of the screen seemed loose several months later, but the iPad was still functioning. Then this weekend, the screen started to appear "jerky" and the iPad was pretty much useless. We called a couple places open on Sunday that wanted over $200 for a new screen. I thought we should get a new iPad, rather than spend $200 to replace another screen on an outdated model. But we took it by the shop on Tuesday when they were open during the week. The tech had it working like new within 5 minutes, at no charge, and we didn't even have the receipt from the first repair. (I'm sure they could have looked it up if they thought we were dishonest). Anyway, really appreciate the immediate attention when I stopped by and quick fix.

8.14.24 -- just an update on this vendor... went again for a repair to a tablet which was failing…read moreto hold a charge. Again, battery replaced quickly and inexpensively. They are our only computer repair place!

I just bought some stuff online for the holiday sale season and thought I'd stop in to pick up an…read moreitem in person. Maybe look around to see if there was any other deal to be had. How bad could it be? The answer is pretty dire. The parking lot was a nightmare, as this store is at the end of a row of stores with pedestrians aimlessly milling at their own pace through the single road to get there. Walking into the store, it was cavernous but really rather empty. Some of the carpet was messy, particularly remarkable when you consider the horde of Roombas and other similar devices that are in stock here; apparently they don't have one of their own. I had a few theoretical tech needs but couldn't find anything to meet them in stock. But whatever, I went to pick up the one thing I'd already bought. I opened my pickup email, and clicked a link. It told me to go to the checkout line. The checkout line was painfully slow, with a few people talking endlessly, in part about the store's rewards program and in part about other needlessly complex minutiae of their transaction. When the line in front of me didn't move for ten minutes and the other one did, I hopped over, but a *store employee* cut in front of me in order to use his employee discount to buy a bag of chips. Slowly. While chatting it up. Only after that did I actually get any service, at which point I was told that the line for pickup was a customer service desk elsewhere that wasn't immediately obvious. And only after another wait did I finally receive the singular item I came for and get the hell out of there. If this experience was supposed to compete with online shopping, this industry won't be around much longer.

It is impossible to contact the Best Buy in Roanoke, Va. I have been trying several times each day…read morefor the past 5 days to check on a work order. I can only contact a call center in a foreign country who provide no help or information at all. The only way to contact the store is to travel to the store during working hours to speak with a person. Preventing any contact is a terrible way of operating a business.

I went in because my phone wasn't working and they were swift to fix the problem .The people there…read morewere amazing would come back again

Found this place by Google Map search and/or Yelp as I didn't want to take my phone to Verizon (why…read moreI'm not sure now). A couple months later, fairly sure that wasn't the better decision. To be fair, I messed up my HTC10 somehow; I think moderately wet hands cause my screen to start not registering touches in vertical bar patterns. After dealing with this for a few months and it not getting any better, I thought maybe just the screen needed to be replaced. Again, to be fair it's possible more needed to be replaced. So I went in and asked about a screen replacement and noted my general problem. I was more led down the line of how much my phone was still worth almost as if to say if I wanted to sell it, though ultimately noting that it was worth repairing. I put down the first half of the cost and came back a couple days later after the part was ordered online from a random supplier of phone parts. An hour or so later I came back with my phone all put back together, paid the rest of the cost and went on my way. Over the next day or so the "new" screen started to have some dead spots and continually got worse over the next few months until now where it's pretty much useless. Again, it's possible something else in the screen was damaged and a new screen just put a band-aid on it. However, I don't believe it was well repaired as over the last couple of months when a spot or section went bad, some good jiggling or tapping of the phone would get it working again. As well, even from the start, the "home" button in the bottom center was not well placed back in and was offset from where it should be. Also noticed I was fairly easily able to slide in a business card or thin paper between the screen and metal body to try to reseat the "home" button. So, the repair didn't come back looking like new and to me wasn't a good quality repair. It might be more of my issue, but I struggled to stop by this place with the way the hours are set and ran out of my 14 days from repair to take it back in at no cost (at least according to the receipt). I called once in there and left a message only to never have it returned, I could have been more persistent, but I don't have time for that. I only give a 2nd star here as at least the work is done in house and with decent looking equipment. Maybe it was just that I had an off phone (I think HTC10s aren't too popular) so if you've got an iPhone or an easier repair it'll work for you. But for me, it didn't work and I don't think the quality of the work was very good.

I've been working with this store for over 3 months and have no resolution…read more They made error when taking back my son's phone (sent it to the wrong location) so I got charged $555 on my bill. They were informed in late October, found the phone and sent it to the right place in November, and here it is the end of January and still no refund of the $555. When either I or my son call, they are rude and dismissive, saying "we'll call you when we have something to share with you." No customer service skills whatsoever and when I've asked for the contact information of the manager over the store, they tell me they can't give it out. I will be filing a BBB complaint shortly because I've run out of options. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS LOCATION!

First, the store was clean and prepped for social distancing - everyone was wearing a mask, so -…read morethat was good. My problem was that the phone I purchased there a couple of years prior had suddenly lost some functionality - probably a setting which got reset somehow, but I couldn't find it. The young lady who helped me had no idea what was wrong or how to fix it right off the bat, but that didn't stop her from jumping right in - in a minute or two she had it all figured out and fixed - great, friendly service that resolved my problem!