This is one of the better mobile shops as their staff treat you like you are a valued customer and…read morethey need your custom which helps every time. They stock the usual phones and accessories with some good deals to be had which are changing all the time so you need to look for that days offers before you buy. The assistant will talk you through what you need and let you test the products before you buy. The store does have steps to get in but there is also a small disabled ramp too so it has full wheelchair access. The interior is nice and clean and there are pine fittings and lino to give it a homely feel. The staff are nice and friendly and polite.

Really focussing on the '90s-cool spelling of 'phone', this place really is one of the busiest shop…read morefronts I have encountered in a long time. With flashing lights to entice passers by, Fone Zone rather reminded me of what the Gadget Shop used to do to me. The use of flashin LEDs is clearly something that really reaches out to me, for some reason. I had to take a closer look. Whether their business methods are legit or not, I'm not questioning, but they sell mobile phones, offer unlocking services, sell chargers and bluetooth hands-free headsets, memory cards for your digital camera, and last but by no means least, FASCIAS! This made me smile, as I found myself drifting back to having my first Nokia, thinking it cool to whack a luminous tacky plastic cover on it to express my individuality! Fone Zone is a great thing to have. If you do end up ever needing your phone unlocked, just to know where your local 'phone unlocker' is, I deem, very useful!

My iPhone was having problems charging. I took it into the…read moreshop and one of the staff took it into the back to look at the problem. He came back in less than 5 minutes with my phone working perfectly. I was expecting to pay for a replacement part and installation and only paid of a clean. I will definitely come back to these guys with any problems in the future. Genuinely sincere people who do not look to rip you off. Well done lads, and thank you!

Home computing solutions have helped me twice now, both times great service and fair price. The…read morefirst time I had a car ECU that part of the circuit track had been damaged and was way too fine for me to solder. I spoke to them on the phone and was confident they could repair it for me so I drove the hour journey and they quickly repaired it saving me a fortune over a replacement. The second was another circuit board that this time had been damaged by a bad previous repair, this time I posted it to them again a prompt repair was carried out for a great price. Thanks guys

Yesterday I sold 2 mobile phones and was told the money would be in my bank by 12.00 the next day…read more The CeX site also states the same. On arriving home, I checked the receipt of goods ticket with both amounts totalling £0.00. I can only assume that the store have decided that I don't deserve the money for the items I sold. Should have sold on eBay. EDIT: further to the response from Cex. Both phones were immediately priced with the HTC U11 being labelled at £82.00 and put straight on the shelf for sale. I was told I would receive £46.50 for both phones. £5.00 was deducted per phone to add a charging lead. As I haven't received a penny for the phones, technically I still own them. I'll let any reader of this review draw their own conclusions re the ramifications of such actions.

The staff at this Leeds branch today were absolutely fantastic! long story short, they cleared up…read morethe right mess another Cex store, in Derby, had made. They went beyond what they had to to help me and I couldn't be more grateful

If you want a TV, DVD player, hifi or surround sound system Richer sounds is a must to visit and…read morecheck the prices. At the risk of sounding like a penny pincher this is also another shop that its worth asking if a deal can be done with regards to price, maybe not if you are buying only one thing but if getting a whole new system or two TVs then I can say from personal experience don't just pay the ticket price. The staff are knowledgeable and are not afraid to pass on what they know.

The place to go for budget - mid priced audion seperates. The staff know what they are talking…read moreabout and are happy to help, listening rooms are available for you to test any would be purchase, I'd recommend taking your own music as their tastes aren't that great. They also stock a wide range of tv, dvd and extras. You can generally get a good dicount or freebie just by asking, try 'what's your best price on (insert item)' usually for an instant price reduction.

Currys Digital sell a good range of electrical and digital items such as tablets, laptops, and…read moretelevisions. The shop is quite nice and the staff are helpful and friendly but I do find them a little expensive compared to some other places especially online stores so although I go in for a look sometimes I never actually buy anything from there.

This only opened in December 2008, and it's a teensy Maplin in comparison to the superstore on…read moreRegent Street. Stocks all the general electronics and accessories you'd expect, although it's a much smaller range. The reason it's only getting 3 stars is because I was well excited about Hot Steve having bought a fancy new Sony Bravia and he needed some HDMI and Optical cables, and we thought they'd be cheaper at Maplin but they really weren't. And on top of that I am a bit clueless and asked one of the staff (who was very old and I know that's incredibly un-PC but he was) about something and he was incredibly uppity and said 'well of COURSE that brand will be more expensive'. No, not 'of course'. I don't need to be patronised and made to look silly, thanks very much old-timer, you just lost Maplin's two stars. Incidentally, the HDMI cables were a fiver in the B&Q across the way, rather than £19.99 in Maplin, and the Optical cables were just over a tenner in there too. So there.

They sold me a fake Nokia 3310 which they claimed was the european model when I went to return it…read more(which there is no such thing). They then gave me store credit so I chose a power bank which worked once, I didn't get a receipt not thinking at the time and lost the packaging and now the will to live. Heres how to spot the fakes https://www.techrabytes.com/how-to-identify-a-fake-nokia-3310-2017/

Great bunch of guys. Always happy to help. They have a ocean of knowledge. Great prices on repairs…read moreand phones