Went to get my phone fixed quoted me 150$ for a new battery, went to go pick it up some rude guy…read morebehind the counter told me it wasn't the battery so they put my old one back in then told me just go to the Apple Store in Houston. Okay fair enough, then have the audacity to say we're going too have to keep a 100$ for a "diagnosis fee" meaning they told me to go to the Apple Store. Bruh, highly wouldn't recommend, go the phone place across from the long John silvers that guy was amazing, didn't need Apple Store.

Went in on a Sunday, I was able to get my screen fixed for an iphone13 in an hour and a half. My…read morephone was ready in the amount of time they quoted me. They had the screen in stock and employee was friendly. I had a great experience and would recommend!

was out window shopping and stopped at this rude unprofessional place went in wasn't greeted it was…read morevery quiet a weird lady just sitting there a guy comes from the back asked if he can help us I said no I'm just looking continued to look around at displays and my daughter was looking at cases for her phone immediately he told us if he can't help us we can't be in the store didn't ask if we were customers thinking bout switching nothing you'd think we just broke into this man home or something...will most definitely avoid this place if possible and if I do have to go in for something I'd rather switch phone companies he lost business with me and FYI I have 4 phones on boost and I was looking to upgrade phones and cases

This place is near my home and I had talked to the reps inside before about their promos and plans…read more I used to be with Boost but migrated to T Mobile and have been with T Mobile 4 yrs. The phone I got with T Mobile was outdated, froze, wouldn't turn off at times. After months of trying to get T Mobile to do right by me, they would not, I called this Boost store this morning and the rep, Jose was very polite, professional and told me what they had. Basically it came down to this, I switched my number over to Boost, Jose provided me with a great phone, a freebie for switching and all I paid was first months plan fee..Even saved me ten bucks a month by setting up auto draft on my card and while I waited to get this done, pleasant conversation....Great job Boost!

Reasonable prices, fast repair and clear explanation about what the issue was with my phone, I came…read moreto activated too and they could keep my number from the other carrier

I don't mean to make a Foss over this store, but it's pretty cool if you like old leathery watch…read morestraps. This is the Fossil inside the old run down Mall in College Station which not a lot of people really go to anymore. The watches are on the expensive side to say the least, and then there's the whole problem with the fact that they don't seem to be of the highest quality, even though people say they are, and there's a lot of strangely excited people that sound like each other on yelp saying how great these watches are. Curious. Barbie doesn't like the style which is quite leathery to be honest, and neither of us like the pricing whatsoever. Service here wasn't nearly as friendly as the one that we went to in San Antonio at the North Star Mall.

Really good watches at fair prices. Amazing staff Jerry helped me and he did a great job. I…read morewouldn't have bought a watch if it wasn't for him. He went through all of the different types of watches and helped me find a style I liked within my price range.

Great customer service!…read more Wonderful selection of shoe styles and colors!!!!!! Will tell all my friends! Forget the running store - This place is hands down a better value!

Although Computer Works does not service personal computers, the gracious man who helped me gave me…read morea recommendation of where to take my laptop. He also worked out a glitch for me. I am beyond thankful. I feel this was above and beyond and would definitely recommend this company to businesses who want reliable and dependable and personal service.

My laptop was running slow. I got a message that Hard Drive C was almost full. I ran defrag and…read moreclean disk. It freed up some but not enough. I have three kids that know their way around a computer, one has an Advanced degree in Computer Science. He could not explain over the phone and he lives seven hours away, so I called Tim at Computer Works. Several years ago he had replaced a crashed hard drive and had saved all my documents, music and photos. No glitches. I brought in my laptop and described the issue. He said he should have it ready the next day. But then I asked if it was a good idea to update the Operating system from Win 7 to Win 10? Tim said not necessarily as he flipped it over. He pointed to a Windows 8 sticker. He asked this machine says it came with Win 7? Yep. I told him when I got it Win 8 was just out and was real unstable. My tech guy had recommended going retro to Win 7 until they worked the bugs out. Tim nodded and said yes, I remember that. Tim said he could use the Win 8 license to upgrade all the way to Win 10, no charge for the software. From there, my computer stayed with him all the next next week. He talked with Microsoft engineers and gurus. He spent a lot of time on it. He called to update after two days. He said he was having an issue PE getting it to accept an update, but if I did not need it, he had access to Microsoft's top guys working through it and would like to see if it could be resolved. Well, no success. The Gods at Microsoft said they had created something they could not figure out. Said it was a problem they rarely encountered. They advised that Tim leave it alone at Win 7 if it worked ok. So Tim called me to let me know I could pick it up. I came over right away. He explained in laymen's terms what he had done, who he talked to and spoke of it as a worthy opponent that had whopped him and its creator. I thought this is going to be expensive. But NO! Tim said my original issue with Hard Drive space was an easy fix. The issue with Windows 10 was a challenge and he got to speak to some guys that provided interesting dialogue and problem-solving that would help him in the future. Plus, they encouraged him to keep their contact information. He told me that was a fair exchange for his time, I owed him nothing! People, I was stunned. I thought I should give him a $20 to go out to eat or something, but my dad had always told me that if someone offered you "no charge", you accept it as a gift. To offer anything less than full reimbursement is an insult. I have had my own experience on the giving side and agree with his opinion. When I offer someone my services for free, I do it because it made me feel good. It is especially great to do something for someone and they have no idea who did it. Pay it forward! So I thanked Tim. With the virus thing an issue, I told him ordinarily I would offer a handshake as well. He smiled and said, me too, have a good day. Well Tim, I left there and decided to Pay it forward. I went home and sent flowers to a favorite aunt whose 50 year old son (and one of my favorite cousins) just had a kidney removed because it had cancer in it. I added a gift card for her to buy his family a BBQ dinner at their favorite place. She was so touched, as we he and his family. This aunt always looks after my mom, her older sister. She was due some appreciation. Thanks Tim for the great job on my computer, it works great. Thanks for trying to upgrade the operating system. Thanks for taking care of me and the free pass. Thanks for the spark that made me want to do something nice for someone else. I think there are several people that benefitted from your consideration. If you have an issue with your computer, your network, company software or network, give Tim a call. He has a lot of certificates on the wall that qualify him to be a trusted person with your valuable data or just your photo and music files. In addition he is a thoughtful person with a quick smile.