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Marc has helped me out several times over the years and again recently. He’s so patient and helpful to resolve any technical problems; really a TV expert and so kind when my knowledge is so limited in this area!
Really great personal service from first point of contact to setting my warranty up for my new TV for me! Would definitely recommend!
Always incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. Wouldn't go anywhere else for a TV or similar.
I've recently purchased a new TV and was really pleased with everything. When deciding what to buy, I had a couple of slightly different models in mind and I spoke with Marc and he was really helpful and knowledgeable and helped me to pick the right one. I love the fact that they have a shop, they're local to me and they're competitively priced too. I highly recommend these guys.
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