Huge cooking warehouse with lots and lots of choice. It can be a little overwhelming with so many…read moredesigns in store. Just ask one of the helpful sales people and they will work out something for you. I purchased a whole brand new kitchen package which included an oven, cook top, rangehood, sink, tap, dishwasher and microwave all stainless steel and matching for under $1500!

I love you store for great value, service and prices. The staff are very knowledgeable. It…read morecertainly is a warehouse not a high end store, however the prices are brilliant, sales and installation prompt and efficient and they even dump your old appliance. I have bought three appliances here now.

I like to go into Harvey Norman occasionally to remind myself why I shop online…read more They have a decent range and the occasional helpful staff member, but getting a decent price requires the annoying dance where you ask how much something is and then ask again how much they can do for cash. After that point they will try and sell you over priced accessories (like a $49 HDMI cable or $100 power-board) and an extended warranty that you don't want.

I think I have been a little spoilt by other Harvey Norman experiences…read more The service is average and very hard to come by, understandably because they don't have enough staff on the floor on the weekend. But when you do get someone to help you, they are knowledgeable, not too pushy and have a wealth of information (even if sometimes they just read off the box and tell you what it means). The range is limited but it certainly is a lot better than many of the other appliance and tech stores in the CBD and compared to the competition. But if I'm not in a rush I would probably head down to one of their superstores for a better range. So yes overall I am a bit meh'd here but it certainly wouldn't stop me going here first if I had to shop for appliances or tech things in the city. I also love Harvey Norman's return policy. If you don't want it, bring it in and they'll return it quickly and easily for you.

Save yourself a fist full of dollars by shopping at this factory outlet, as it has various…read moreelectrical items which just might be what you're after and fit the budget. And all items from the factory outlet carry a full warranty. The majority of the items here are either scratch and dent, demos or simply the previous model, not that there's anything wrong with that, check where the marks are on the item and if they're not going to be visible, then why not. With these particular items it just means the store cannot sell items which are not in peak cosmetic condition. As an example which is two years old but none the less, I done some research on which TV was going to be the best for us, good quality and had the features we wanted...so we settled on a Toshiba Regza 46". I can't remember the exact amounts paid but I can tell you the difference between buying it new from a department store and new from HV outlet was $1000, as it was the model just finished and HV was making room for the next in coming model that's the reason it was at their factory outlet. That's it...we saved $1000, got full warranty, wasn't a scratch n dent and it's still going strong, best investment. It also had alot to do with being in the right place at the right time, all the stars aligned and all that jazz. Hint: Do you research online, read blogs, get specs, etc and then look for where it is for viewing, how much it costs, take into account a small portion of what the sales people tell you as they get brownie points for sales, then add it all up in the end, because it's your money and your decision not theirs. Smart shoppers save. Note: 4 star rating for this HVFO store only!

The Harvey Norman clearance outlet is a little shop on south road, where not so perfect electronic…read moregoods go to be sold. It's kind of like an animal shelter for whitegoods. You go in there and tell the guys what you need and they show you items that might be a bit less than perfect. The great thing is that quite often, there's the tiniest of dents or scratches which is stopping them from being sold in the normal shops. The way to shop here is to go to the regular HN stores, find something you want, look at where it is going in your house and know which surfaces are not important. For example, our fridge will be against a wall on its left side, so I could have bought one with a huge scratch on that side. I ended up getting a brand new Fisher and Paykel fridge and washing machine with a hefty discount. Also, they offer an extended warranty and delivery. The fridge has a tiny dent on the front which you can barely see and the washing machine has a scratch on the side, but as it's being built in, it won't be seen. They also have TV's, coffee machines, washing machines, cooktops and ovens, heaters, air conditioners and more. Definitely worth checking out. Also, all the items are tested to check that they still work fine.

So I'm writing about Radio Rentals. Ok, they sell electronic goods, home ware, furniture, tv's…read morecomputers, pretty much most things you can think of that you'd want to fill your house with. So what makes this one so special? Well, the thing about renting is that you will get ex-rentals, and they sell these at this specific location in Adelaide. It's fantastic place to get a good price on old electronics like flat screen tv's and computers especially. All the things they sell are still in good working order, and if they are damaged in some way, they are repaired or refurbished before they are sold. The goods come with warranty so you don't have to worry that you might be stuck with a lemon the moment you buy it. Because they are ex-rental, alot of the electronics they sell can range from a couple of months to a year to 2 years old, which in electronics years can be quite a significant amount of time. Still, I think alot of people get overly hung up with buying the newest and greatest tech when something which is a year or 2 old will do the job if you know what it is exactly that you want. A great place to get a bargain on ex-rental electronics which work and come with all their components, this is where I will normally look if the likes of eBay fail me.

The store is quite big and sometimes has fewer staff than needed. When help comes, the advice is…read moretruly valued. The employees typically focus on their own areas of expertise and are happy to provide helpful suggestions. I have purchased various items, such as a TV, kitchen supplies, radios, computer accessories, smartphones, and health items. It's a good idea to inquire about price matching, as different electronics retailers often have better offers, particularly on large appliances.

Have purchased a lot of large items from Good guys Hectorville, called in yesterday for ring…read moredoorbell and camera could not get anyone to help me so walked out. Glad i did as found the same item at Bunnings for $90 less. Thank you Good guys for ignoring me, i wont be back as I am sick and tired of looking like a ostrich trying to find assistance. Mind you I was first in store that morning.

Terry and Michael were super stars for us in a pinch in this well stocked and clean(for a used…read morefurniture store) warehouse with fare priced furniture and appliances. We were stressed and they made us laugh. We were under a tight timeline and they had everything we needed and delivered the next day. From Todd and Elnor from the bottom of our hearts. Thank you for saving us and being so patient with us.

I sort of hate these guys because of their crappy jingle. But whatever, it's a memorable ad. I sort…read moreof would prefer to shop at this store, even with the stupid jingle, since they are family-owned. Better than Harvey Norman I guess. I am no white goods and furniture expert, but given that they also stock second-hand goods here, you are likely to come across a bargain if you keep your wits about you. They do quotes over the phone and delivery seven days a week, with considerably less rigamarole than you'll get when dealing with a bigger chain store. They also offer services and repairs, and interest free layby. WOO!

On the surface a laundromat is a laundromat. Same bland white walls, same rows of washing machines…read moreand dryers lined up. But this one is in a fairly ritzy suburb and it only costs $2.20 per load. Add 20 cents for a cup of detergent or BYO laundry powder and you're laughing. The industrial size dryers are also comparitively cheap - it costs me $4 for half an hour drying time, which easily delivers a large load warm and toasty dry. The laundromat is always kept shiny and clean (by name, by nature) and I have no hesitation in nipping off while my clothes wash or dry without fear my precious garments will be stolen. As an added bonus there is the wall of posters advertising upcoming shows, perfect for staring mindlessly at as you wait for your rinse cycle to finish. There are also more gossip magazines than you can poke a stick at. The only downside is there are no change machines on site so make sure you stock up on your dollar coins before giving it a whirl. In a nutshell - I feel so clean!