Was in the neighborhood visiting a friend and I needed an extra pair of earbuds so I decided to…read morestop by here on the way. Thankfully, they had what I was looking for. Decent price and friendly service. Hope they are in business for a long time. Thanks, guys!

They moved to a new spot, the store looks great and the staff is nice if a little short when its…read morebusy and too many when its not...the location may need work, but the products and services are still the same. Some ppl that come in can be a little much if they're not amenable but overall I don't fault the staff. Times are tough

Came here for something that was labeled as in stock, called best buy to ask and they said it was…read morein stock, when I got to the best buy and asked for it they said they don't have it, although it says in stock online and when I called them. The workers are too lazy to go in the back because I ordered it for pickup and it was in stock at that same best buy just wasting my mf time

I bought a pair of headphones for $111. They sent me completely different headphones--a different…read moremodel. I requested a refund. I was told to send the item back and pay for the shipping myself, with the promise that they would reimburse both the cost of the order and the return shipping fees. They refunded the cost of the order but did not cover the shipping, and they are no longer responding to my messages or inquiries. They cannot be trusted - https://s.obio.me/D74.jpg

Order No:ROBERTO9468 Sony Walkman. Stopped working . Sent back to the following. No…read more reply since August 2025. Voicemail full. Total scam. Return Address : Name: SHIMING BSAMXRGZ Address: 13822 NE Airport Way City: Portland State: Oregon ZIP code: 97251-9614 Country: United States Tel: 971-998-9313

My favorite electronics store. I can't tell you how much hardware, cameras, laptops, consoles, and…read moreluggage I have brought from them over the years. I've never asked them to fix a broken screen, but they have diagnosed many bugs on my phones. If you are in the neighborhood, they are the best electronics store outside Manhattan. I've been using them for over 20 years

A cool electronic shop in Astoria on Steinway that has a cluttered display window setup with some…read moremany different electronic gizmos that going inside to see more is a given . ITS funny as I remember visiting this shop a bunch of years ago and buying a acoustic guitar that I never used . They have it all and at reasonable prices from laptops , TVs , radios , DJ equipment, phones , tablets ,AND much more .They even sell used electronics but I recommend you pay a little extra and get the new stuff instead . I picked up a portable radio / CD combo box for about 120 bucks that includes international radio stations with the included adapter . You can haggle with prices as I notice with a few other customers and it doesn't hurt to try and it saved me 10 bucks for the effort . A really cool electronic shop that's worth a visit or long window display browse .

i bought an iron from this store to take to Pakistan as they have items with the voltage that works…read morefor there. it was grossly overpriced, but I didn't know of any other places where I would be able to find one. I went to return it after 5 minutes as I learned I wont have the space to take it. the guy was very rude and unmannered in response to my query for a return. i understand that they have store policy for no returns, which I don't agree with, but ok, I can give them that. He pointed out the receipt had it written on it, but he never mentioned it when I was purchasing the iron. Don't go to them. You can buy most of the things for half price elsewhere. For electronics, there are a few shops in the next couple blocks,( I saw them later). Also, when I mentioned to the guy that they are overpriced, and I won't come back to the store as they have a horrible no returns policy, he scoffed and said, don't come back. I don't care.

Love this neighborhood shop. I've bought air conditioners and other home electronics here for the…read morepast few years. I would recommend all Jackson Heights residents looking for any home electronics to check this place (or the Variety shop on 80th and Roosevelt) before buying on the evil Amazon or other chains. Please support our neighborhood businesses.

It's a Target, identical and indistinguishable from the dozens out there in America's heartland and…read moreeverything in-between. Avoid this place on the weekends if you don't feel like standing on a painfully long line. It's good for necessities (food), cheap furniture if you're just starting out (if you're an IKEA fan, Target is probably next on your list), and the nostalgia factor since it has a DVD and book section (good for us older folk who miss the good ol' days of pre-streaming video and bookstore browsing). Outside of that, I don't shop here. The clothes, handbags and sunglasses may look cute, but they're not made to last - fast fashion landfill-friendly crap. If you must have this crap, wait a few months until it ends up in Goodwill and you'll get it for a song. Since I care about the earth, I'd rather buy my clothes and bags from a high end consignment shop - that's where you get real quality for less. Bring your own bag as Target charges you five cents for its own branded gray Target bag if you forget. I take my own reusable bag everywhere and have never had to pay the five cent tax. Ever. Judging by the number of times I've seen people carrying the five cent, gray Target bag, however, I can tell how many people forget and carelessly throw away their hard earned money unnecessarily. Seeing that stupid Target bag everywhere also tells me that everybody seems to be struggling, as everyone and his mother seems to shop there. Shopping at Target can be depressing because there are few alternatives for those who yearn for something higher quality but can't afford Nordstrom's. Target is the cheapo version of what used to be the middle class department store, like Alexander's. It has a little bit of everything but nothing is high quality. Most of what they sell is cheap and disposable. Since department stores have mostly disappeared, Target is the only facsimile left for people who miss browsing in a well-stocked general store. It's a store for the struggling as well as the middle class, so cheapness rules the day. Sad.

So after staying away from this place for about a month and eventually going back with someone…read moreaccompanying me. I started to get comfortable again with this place and making solo trips. But of course always a lousy encounter to remind me of how this particular Target truly does target customer. And yes they definately target me and probably folks who look like me. This is the end of the school year & my go to gift for school staff are gift cards. Yesterday I purchase 4 visa gift cards and the only the odd thing that was said to me was that the gift cards aren't on display because customers mess with them--that's an important detail. Today, I went back to purchased an additional 4 gift cards from the same cashier (Jasmine). She initially claimed I can only purchase 3. When I pointed out that I purchased 4 the day before; she claimed she was scolded by a manager and that the register doesn't allow more than 3. I offered to make 2 separate transaction and even offered 2 separate payment sources, if that worked better. She was obviously lying as she "forgot" the name of the manager who scolded her and the register did allow 4 gift cards to be purchased exactly as it did the day before. Long story short, I spoke to store manger and he confirmed what my experience should have been in just making a simple purchase without the extra ego tripping by Jasmine. And that detail, she claimed about the gift card display was clarified by the manager as being place outside of customers purview to reduce the cluttered look of the customer service area. The managers explanation makes more sense since it literally sat behind the counter previously, where customers can't mess with them anyway. Addendum: it was actually 6 gift cards that I purchased the day before not 4.

A few months ago I was there for a geek squad repair. That went well…read more The other day I went for a quick online pick up. I was greeted by a nice guy as soon as I walked in. Right after that someone asked me if I needed. I said no thank you. I went to the line (I was next) the girl who was there was super friendly. She got my item in the matter of a second & I was out. Was wished a good night by her & the same dude at the entrance/exit. Overall a wonderful experience! Two thumbs up.

Came here for something that was labeled as in stock, called best buy to ask and they said it was…read morein stock, when I got to the best buy and asked for it they said they don't have it, although it says in stock online and when I called them. The workers are too lazy to go in the back because I ordered it for pickup and it was in stock at that same best buy just wasting my mf time

This is one of the smaller targets which has booth it's good and bad sides. Check out is quite easy…read morebut the store tends to get crowded especially with women full of kids so if you hate kids like I do agit this place at all cost. Aside from that they have the necessary things a target should have.

This is a much smaller Target versus many of the others that I have been to…read more Take the escalator down and Target has the whole floor. I found their muffins, scones and bakery items to be much fresher. Expiration date a little longer than the one in Queens Blvd. I came here to get eggs. There was only three cartons left. Always check your eggs before running off to the check out counter. There were at least 1-2 cracked eggs in all three cartons. Asked staff if there were more eggs available and informed him the three cartons should be taken out of the shelves. Staff went back and came back with three cartons of eggs. I took 2. Sign up for Target Circle which is free. You get discounts every week as a member. The eggs were buy one carton get the other at 50% off. You will get more value and discounts with Target Circle. Don't forget to check Target weekly circular for sales and bargains. Tried to shop for clothes and shoes, but there were not much of a selection in the clothing section which was limited and small. For these items I go to the Target at Queens Place. Basically shop for essentials and grocery items here.

Store #1602 is closing July 10, 2026!…read more I came here with the intent of obtaining printer cartridge. The building is a civil engineering and design oddity where the front faces a neighboring building located in the middle of a block and the backside faces customers who are coming from the MTA NYC Transit subway which can be easily missed. Low and behold the entrance facade affixed the store's closing signage was already a concern. This Staples location is a permanent closing. The male sales associate at the customer counter was nonchalant with head down and eyes glued to his cell phone rather than servicing customers. This same male associate's rebarbative behavior is one reason for my non-return visit. Why do you not put down your phone and service customers? Ergophobia? This store's lack of stock is very, very discouraging as the main reason is their impending store closing. This location is not a large as other Staples, but there is a small parking lot and accessible via MTA NYC Transit N and W train at Astoria Boulevard on Grand Central Parkway. As usual, no associate approached me if I needed assistance. This location carries high yield printer ink cartridge as available in stock at $51.16 which I have asked to search thoroughly, but the regular non-high yield was unavailable. I was unable to locate this product in my online search to price match since high yield ink cartridge is not a common product, therefore, absorbed the full price $51.16. Oh! I have travelled the long-haul trek from southwestern Queens via Manhattan to western Queens, Astoria and was in utter disbelief for the minimal products in stock of their inventory. I remember the 1990s era and early 2000s era where Staples were abundant and had heavy brick and mortar presence when paper and office supplies physically existed. This company had the budget to heavily advertise on TV and radio for many the Back-to-School seasons. In my youth of school days I would purchase two-pocket folders, notebooks (including spiral, black and white marble), journals, and pencils. In my adulthood of recent years, I would purchase copier paper, badge ID holder, printer ink cartridge, and sometimes pen refills, journals. Forward. In year 2026 this store #1602 is, unfortunately, becoming another victim causality of progress or evolution of digitalized/paperless. Total disappointment.

This location is open as of May/2026…read more I visited this Staples location in Astoria willing to check some office chairs but was very disappointed since they only had 7 assembled chairs in their showroom. Other Staples stores normally have at least 15-20 different chairs. The store itself is ok, offering the usual products offered in other Staples stores. There's a parking lot so parking is not an issue when visiting this location.

This is the best iPhone repair store ever. I bring my iPhone…read morescreen to fixed here many times and also transfer data few times from old iPhone to a new iPhone. Their staff work very quick and efficient. I drop off my iPhone to fix the screen and come back 45 mins to 1 hr. And they text me when it get done. Very professional and reasonable price. Highly recommend.

So I'm going to have to change my review here from a positive to a negative. I was shopping around…read moreto fix the screen on my iPhone 11 and I was quoted prices in the $300 range but this business offered to do it for $135. So I took the phone in and had the screen replaced and everything was good for about three weeks or so. After that the screen became on responsive and when that happened I immediately understood. These people will replace your screen and it will work for a small amount of time but ultimately it will stop working ,and when it does , I would imagine that they will not take accountability for it so I'm not even going to bring the device back to them. I would imagine that if I did bring the device back this would be the two possible scenarios: 1 - It's your fault because it's been three weeks 2 - We just don't know what the problem can be and there can be many reasons so we will hold your phone and try to figure it out but of course we won't figure it out and will not accept accountability. If you have an expensive device and you need a screen replacement you'll have to fork out the money to pay for the right equipment otherwise you shouldn't bother. If you have a high-end device don't take it here to be repaired because the repairs will not last long as they use subpar replacement parts that don't last very long. Go to Apple or a reputable third-party repair.