I have used this business for work purchases several times and have had good experiences with them…read more I have also purchased various automotive and other DC current switches for personal use. MRO is Radio Shack on steroids and then some. They carry a HUGE assortment of switches, connectors, LED's, they make custom electrical cables, they carry electronic service tools and soooo much more. If you need something electrical, they will have it or can get it for you!

I had ordered a 24 x 36" photograph and John H. in the photo lab did an excellent job, beyond my…read moreexpectations in printing this for me. I'm a professional photographer and really appreciate his skill set. Rich W St. Albert

Awesome selection of small appliances for the house and great cosmetic selection. Lots of snacks…read moreand a good size book and magazine collection. Electronics is well stocked with everything you need. Staff is very helpful with finding things. Also there is a Canada Post outlet inside. And a pharmacy.

Josh was fantastic to deal with. He managed to get our son's PS5 repaired and cleaned in the same…read moreday for him. You made a young man very happy today than you! Highly recommend his services.

Josh from Yoshhi's did a fantastic job putting in a new 850 watt power suppy for my mini ITX build…read morefor my 3900x, 32 gb 3200 ram, water pump cooled 3080ti PC. Plus the new thermal paste for the cpu, is working out great. Knowledgeable in what he does, and prices were fair. Would recommend to anyone.

I object to reviews that are based on whether the staff are cute and dateable or not. Yes,…read moreSterling Electronics is manned by old guys who look like they're out of a nursing home. Yes, the store is junky-looking, the displays are full of obsolete parts and the only way to find what you want is to ask. Obviously, this store isn't meant for people whose life is spent staring at their smartphones. If you have old electronics that's still serviceable with some part that needs replacement, Sterling has the only game in town. I have a Sansui amplifier, strictly analogue that satisfies our needs. I really like the intuitive way this works compared to digital home theaters, for example. Unfortunately, all the dial lights and indicators are incandescent lamps (remember those) so I've had to replace them several times over the 40 years we've had this. The only place I can find some of the strange parts for my amplifier is Sterling. Hopefully, they can keep going as long as the old and obsolete equipment I love continues to work.

It helps to know what you are looking for. If you are looking for say, a TL072 Op Amp then you are…read morein luck. If you are looking for the best price on a new flatscreen, look elsewhere. This shop specializes in obscure electronic parts... the only real competition in Edmonton is Electronic Connections, which has a way bigger staff. The shop does repairs on many electronic items that would normally go to the Eco Station. This shop has helped me get my guitar amps back in shape many times. Give them a call if Electronic Connections can't get what you need right away, you may be pleasantly surprised.

I hear this location is closing at the end of January, which is honestly no big loss. They run out…read moreof items frequently. Twice I went in to buy a Fitbit and stood at the display case for 10 minutes without seeing any employees near by to help me. The first time I left without buying anything. The second time I went up to customer service and asked them to send somebody over. It was a painful process. Luckily I had done my research and knew what I wanted already.

First, let me start by saying this place is absolute trash. Not just the St. Albert location, but…read morethe Terra Losa, 109st and 137th Ave locations, too. I present to you, the same story, at every location, give or take a few details. I went in a couple of weeks ago to get that nice little Google Home that was $80 off. I knew it was sold out, because everywhere else was sold out. I just wanted get myself a rain check so I could capitalize on that banging deal. I stood near the empty shelf of Google Homes waiting for assistance. 3 or 4 "sales associates" walked by and just ignored me (because those cowards for sure knew they were out stock). I then decided to ask one of the "sale associates" who was trying to avoid me. He literally said "we're sold out and I can't help you, man. I don't even know when more will come in." At that point I had quite enough and took my business to Staples. The Goddamn Office Depot, where I was glad to pay full price.

Never Shopping at Best Buy Again!…read more This was one of the worst online purchasing experiences I've ever dealt with, and it completely ruined what was meant to be a thoughtful Christmas gift. My sister, who lives in Chicago, attempted to purchase an item online from Best Buy's Edmonton location to be delivered to me. She entered her own billing information and my address as the shipping destination. Her credit card payment was explicitly rejected three times, and customer service later confirmed the rejection, stating it was due to the billing and shipping addresses not matching. Because of this, she abandoned the purchase and successfully ordered the same item from Walmart instead. Despite being told the payment had been rejected, Best Buy still charged her credit card anyway. When she contacted customer service, she was told I would need to refuse the delivery in order for the charge to be reversed. Over the next four days, Best Buy attempted delivery four separate times, each time insisting on a signature. I refused the delivery every single time. Over a week after the final delivery attempt, my sister checked her credit card statement and the charge still had not been refunded. Even worse, Best Buy claimed that the delivery had been "accepted," which is completely false. I would be very interested to see what proof or signature they believe they have. This situation turned what should have been a simple gift into an exhausting and frustrating ordeal. Between charging a card after a rejected payment, refusing to properly cancel the order, and falsely claiming delivery acceptance, this experience has permanently destroyed my trust in Best Buy. I will not be shopping here again, and I strongly advise others to be cautious.

Went to Best Buy today to get a game Our girl could not find…read moreit so another employee came over and started speaking their own language in front of us How Rude This is not how people should act at their place of employment especially in the service industry

This is my favorite London Drugs. It has everything…read more Absolutely everything. I have trouble finding the coffee substitute I like. I find it here. My non fluoride toothpaste is here. I needed help finding it, but the staff was there when I wanted them. The carry Zevia. A stevia sweetened, soft drink without calories or chemicals. You can knock a lot off your grocery list. Gifts too. Greeting cards. Cosmetics. Electronics. I've purchased just about everything here but drugs. Lots of parking. Unlike the location on 51st ave.

My review...is biased. I only ever visit this location for…read morecamera gear. Why do I make the trek from Sherwood Park to downtown when there are several closer to home? Their canera sales people are top notch. They are photographers who know their stuff and their zeal for their hobby and profession shows. Prices are in keeping with any specialty store in town!

BCOM responded quickly to emails during the pandemic when I needed to purchase chrome books to help…read moremake schooling at home a little easier on our kids. The staff were friendly, efficient, and professional. Very happy with our purchases :-)

BCOM is one of the first places I became acquainted with when I decided to migrate from the world…read moreof buying computers off the shelves of major stores, to custom-built boxes. It is not a place for a novice computer geek to go, however. When you walk through the doors, it is sort of assumed you already know what you are doing. While there is plenty of staff, they are not all that helpful. It is best to go there knowing what you need. Or, if you would prefer, you can buy one of BCOM's pre-built models, which kind of moots the point in coming here in my opinion. The prices for both complete systems and components are reasonable. However, there are other places in the city where you can go if you are looking for components with better service.