Computer Onsite

If I could give 0 stars I would. I think I was taken advantage of by Tony, who charged me $60 for simply plugging in my laptop and charging it. I had it in because it wouldn't power on. I was asked to pay $60 fee in advance, since he would have to open it up". When I picked it up

I thought everything was fine when I picked up my laptop, but I was wrong!It went in for a screen issue and came back with a keyboard issue. They argued and said they didn't touch the keyboard.They tried to say it was a num lock issue; and it is not!! He wouldn't let me talk or explain why I knew they changed or did something.Never will I ever return to this store.Customer service sucks and so disappointed with people who can't own their mistakes..mine was taking it to him.Crooks and I agree would give zero starts if I could

Brought in a chromebook with a damaged hinge on the left side to attempt to repair. Got the call that it was fixed and to pick it up, and it fell apart as soon as I tried to open it up. Not that impressed with the service, will try elsewhere. Brought my chromebook to another store they fixed the entire hinge assembly for $102 after tax. Never bringing anything to this shop again.

Brought my mac book here with some issues and Tony worked to get it fixed the best he could. Friendly and prompt service and went the extra mile to try and get the computer working properly. The problem eventually returned but at this point I think it is unfixable. Thanks.

My partner and I built our own computers but couldn't get them to boot properly so we took it to the professionals". Tony. the manager

I had hackers take over my computer demanding payment. I took my computer to Computer Onsite since I live in the area. They were able to not only remove the hackers but were able to save my valuable work data that I thought I would lose. The technicians were very knowledgable and the price was reasonable. Will be returning again for any future computer issues.

Computer Onsite did a great repair on my MacBook Pro's screen. I'm glad a friend of mine recommended a place with actual competent staff because when I went to Best Buy for a hard drive repair, the Best Buy representative was extremely rude and overcharged me. I would recommend Computer Onsite to anybody who needs help with Apple products.

My laptop fan had died and, unfortunately for me, my usual go-to repair store was currently under lockdown orders. I heard about this and how quick the repairs are, so I sent it in and paid about 55 dollars. Within five hours, I got the results and was told the fans tied to the motherboard and CPU were killed due to heavy (possibly gaming related) duty onto the laptop. Not to mention that there was the obvious problem with the laptop bezel being broken, something I wasn't able to properly handle because around that time, the lockdown happened.The repair cost would have been 400 dollars (possibly with the 55 dollars as the discount), which, while cheaper than I had imagined the price, was also convinced me to instead invest in a desktop computer, since, on top of all the other things needed to be fixed, it might have been easier for both me and the computer if I put that 400+ towards a desktop that might be able to tank the wear and tear of gaming.I told him of my decision and went over to pick it up. It was exactly as I had left it, no strings attached.I should note again that I decided not to go through with the fix for personal reasons and not due to anything related to the shop or its owner. That said, I felt as though my money was well spent since the problem was diagnosed in less than half a day. This is most definitely a good place to send your computer in.EDIT: I can hear some fan whirring, which means that he might have at least fixed part of it or cleared away some dust?

Poor customer service. Found this business by their website. Advertised iphone4 battery replacement for $40. Living 40 minutes away, I called and spoke to Tony" on the phone. He assured me that the battery was in stock

Went in to fix my broken keyboard. Owner suggested to see if it’s just a liquid issue. I paid and waited hoping it would fix the problem. Turned out it wasn’t that at all and wanted a higher extra charge to fix the keyboard itself. I couldn’t really understand what he saying as well. Felt ripped off. A little discombobulated. Try to avoid.