I purchased a projector in 2000, yes over 13 yrs ago. I use it for road presentations and to show…read morethe occasional movie in our house or to show fun videos for parties. It has outlasted 3 TV's and countless PC's and Laptops. I'm very impressed with the durability of their product. Return Factor - 80%

I have been an InFocus customer for 7 years and in that time owned 3 different models of…read moreprojectors. I have had to contact their customer service multiple times about these units and while I have had good and not so good experiences with their reps, at the end of the day InFocus has always taken care of me. My home theater is the envy of the neighborhood!

Needed a quick fix for my son's phone screen because the touch stopped working. Got right in and…read moreVictor told me the screen I ordered and repaired myself was faulty. Part of the issue could have been operator error- I tried! Victor was great and took maybe 20 minutes to fix the phone, and it was a cool $75. Literally the best place and best price. We chatted about playing Nintendo and our favorite Zelda games. (If you tell him your favorite Zelda game is Majora's Mask he may give you a discount!) overall 10/10 for customer service, efficiency, and price.

I was lied to multiple times by Kelani during the process of him scamming me. We paid for a genuine…read moreiphone screen replacement. Come to find out it was not a genuine iphone screen, proven by a certified apple tech with the part number and a simple light test. We didn't give him the password which he wanted to test the device. We wanted instead to test the device in person when I picked it up and keep my passcode private. He used this as an excuse as to why the problems were arising. So many failures when I had the device back, most notably the camera. Still putting my trust in him I asked him to explain and he told me that the phone may have been damaged internally and this model was notoriously tricky for face ID and camera malfunctions and that I should ALSO pay him to fix the camera. Thankful I got a second opinion from an apple tech who let me watch him open the phone. *When the phone was opened there was still bits of glass scattered through it, the clips were bent and the camera was left unconnected* (see photos) it was obvious that this phone sustained too much damage to be repaired fully by a screen replacement but Kelani didn't tell me that, he hid it under a new aftermarket screen, charged me for a genuine screen and wanted to continue to milk me with the new camera replacement. When I talked to Kelani for the final time, I started out trying to be reasonable. I asked for my broken screen and my money back and that he could have this one back. He quickly began defending himself saying that he wouldn't refund me and that I should just take him to court. (I see it's a popular reply for him in his comment responses) He also told me that he didn't need people from "my side" and people "who look and talk like me" because he has plenty of good customers with people who love him. Needless to say I suggest you stay far away from this place, in case he decides that you're the customer he's going to scam.

So I have these crappy Dollar Store readers that I've started to depend on to get me through the…read morework day. You get what you pay for, ya know? These stupid glasses didn't fit well and I spent my whole day pushing them back up on top of my nose. I finally reached my breaking point and thought that I should just get them adjusted. I went to Sunglass Hut first and they happily tried but they didn't have the technology to do the job and suggested Golden Optical across the street so off I went with many thanks. Golden Optical was also very gracious about adjusting my low brow readers. A very nice and very helpful gentleman by the name of Marcus assisted me. He made sure my readers fit me just right before I left the store. Now I can perform my job with ease thanks to Marcus. I am very grateful for his assistance. 2019 - Review # 1

There is a reason why some places are better than others, and the location can be an indication. I…read morewalked into Golden Optical because I needed to replace my lenses and/or order new glasses; it has been 3 or 4 years ago. From their kickass display window, I figured I was going to like their selection of rims. I made an appointment to see Dr. Lawson the following week. He was patient, kind, and took the time to get to know my issues. He explained new and ongoing technological updates, actually also recommending alternative methods to help my eyes. I am still waiting for my sunglasses so I will update this review as necessary. So far I am really happy with the new foureyes!

I was a little surprised at the 3 star rating for the Tigard Vision Center. Good thing I didn't let…read morethe negative reviews sway me from making appts for my husband and myself. Due to a few years of procrastination and then COVID, it had been 6 years since our last eye exams and getting new glasses, so we were long overdue -- when road signs become almost too blurry to see while driving, you KNOW it's time to stop procrastinating. I checked the website and I liked that appts were required so that customer visits could be spaced out in order to limit the number of people sitting in the waiting area at any one time. We were the only ones waiting when we arrived. The reception desk is directly in front when you enter and we were warmly greeted immediately. To save time, we had filled out all our paperwork online so we were all checked in. I am bad about remembering names but everyone we came in contact with was friendly and seemed like they truly enjoyed their job. There is a private parking lot and the inside of the building seemed fairly newly remodeled and was clean and well organized. Everyone is masked and masks are still required for anyone entering the building. The one person's name I did remember (as well as her great glasses!) was Lindsey (sp). I was pretty anxious about my exam since it had been so long since my last one and I'm not getting any younger these days. Lindsey expertly guided me through all the fun eye tests and answered all my questions. Dr Tammy Nguyen did our exams. She was so nice and professional and explained everything she was doing as she examined my eyes and had me read all those eye charts. I especially loved that for an extra fee, you can have a digital scan of your eyes rather than those annoying dilation drops. I was especially worried about age-related macular degeneration as both of my parents had it. Dr Nguyen assured me that there was no indication of it but I did have a few cataracts that were normal for someone my age, so we'll need to keep an eye on it. Except for the normal changes all our eyes go through, I was relieved to know that everything was OK and all I needed were new prescription lenses. After the exam, I was escorted to the room where you choose your new frames. Everything was organized and displayed in a way that made sense. I'm kinda overwhelmed by too many choices, like kid in a candy store with a dollar to spend. Again, I didn't get her name but the young technician who helped me was professional and patient so I put myself completely in her hands. She helped me pick out two new pair of glasses that fit and flattered my face (I chose the Ray-Ban aviator-style sunglasses, the only style I will wear). And I'm not going to lie, prices aren't as low as Costco but the selection is excellent and you do get what you pay for. My husband even found a pair of wrap-around sunglasses he hasn't been able to find anywhere else. We were both very happy with the customer service, our frame and lens choices and the experience overall. Can't wait until our glasses are ready! Tigard Vision Center is a solid 5 stars.

Is it wrong to cheat on your annual eye exam? If they don't want me to cheat, then why don't they…read morechange the eye charts? I don't do it on purpose, but since I've been coming here for ten years, it is like a comfortable pair of shoes, "Well, hello, R S T L N E. Nice to see you again, S K Y R C O." For years I saw Dr. Shannon, but since she left the practice, I've been seeing Dr. Brad. The clinic is modern, clean and has all the bells and whistles (flat screen TV in the waiting room, chocolate treats on the counter, magazines from this millennium). My annual eye exams are always quick and painless - I don't even have to study. But the glaucoma test where they puff air into your eye makes me jump every time. They also push a high-tech retinal scan, called OPTOMAP, with the zealousness of a used car salesman. No thank you! They have a good selection of high quality frames in the attached store, but over the years, both my husband and I have had to return lenses or frames that weren't done right the first time. We haven't had any trouble exchanging items, but it was a hassle and waste of time going back and forth.