Computers With Pride

Name: Computers With Pride
Address: 40 Alexander St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1B5, Canada, Y, Canada

3.9/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Computers With Pride

Address :	40 Alexander St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1B5, Canada
Phone :	📞 +997
Website :	https://www.computerswithpride.ca/
Categories :	Electronics store ,
City :	Y

40 Alexander St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1B5, Canada

Best Electronics store in Canada

A	Angelica Ismailos on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Computers with Pride repaired our laptop way faster than everyone else quoted. Everything was done with top quality. Price was fair and communication was easy. Would definitely recommend!
N	NoobSniper on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Quick turnaround, professional, and helpful with all tech-related questions. Definitely recommend ? Thank you!
j	jesse klingler on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ trina was so quick to respond to my stress message and put me at ease - she told me all the possible problems pragmatically without making promises. she diagnosed the problem, ordered the part, and did the repair as quick as possible for a really fair & reasonable charge. i'm really happy with the service and repair, fully recommend and will come back again!
S	Sexplore with Den Temin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The service was excellent. Computers with Pride is extremely reliable, knowledgeable, and they give you top-notch service. Trina goes the extra mile to make sure that your computer is up and running in no time. I am a loyal customer from this point forward and would recommend Computers with Pride to everyone I know.
K	Khaled Shaker on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ What was supposed to take 2 days took a month and even after a month i was left empty handed so i asked for my money back. Was lied to and had to almost involve the police. My suggestion. Go to a storefront and not to someone trying to run a business with no knowledge and stock on hand.
P	Phil on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I bought a GTX 1080 Armor. Met up and was handed a paper to sign, stating i have received the goods, condition as described, etc. I asked that I don't know if the condition is fully working, it looks ok. I was told i have 30 days to return it. The GPU is working but it's kind of hot. That's basically many of the Armor editions after doing some google search. I decide to return it. I gave the card and receipt and was told that it needs to be tested. Then i will get my etransfer. I was thinking ok whatever i mean i doubt this is a scam. And eventually i was told that the card is working well and i would get charged a 20% restocking fee. This was not mentioned verbally nor stated on the receipt. So I went back and got the card back. I wasted 2 trips for this and it was stress tested for no reason. Poor/Shady business practices have resulted in wasting both of our time.
E	Elton Aguiar on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very prompt service, very honorable. I needed my PC fixed the same day, and unlike canada computers and others who were backlogged, they were able to quickly diagnose my PC issue.. the PC had a hard ware issue, where due to a failling hard drive, it refused to install windows on a SSD. The technician was very diligent to test the memory, etc, and narrow down the issue, and fixed it ... whereas if I went with Canada Computers I would wait 2 have had to wait 2 weeks.. very great stuff, highly recommend, fair prices
S	Simon Liao on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I thought I was supporting local LGBTQ+ business. But their dishonesty really disappointed me. I called them to inquiry about my laptop screen issue. She said she could "have a look at the laptop for free" on the phone. I thought this was great because other places would charge $50 for the diagnosis. So I brought my laptop to them outside of their apartment building. When they took my laptop, and handed me a paper "agreement" to sign without any explanations. Luckily I read the "agreement" and found out there was actually a $35 (I don't recall the exact amount) fee for diagnosis. Then I questioned them because they said it was free on the phone earlier. They straight up denied that. No, I don't do business with this kind of dishonesty. So I took back my laptop, and found a legit store - I'd rather pay the $50 diagnosis when the store owner could tell me upfront.