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We are a computer shop based in The Forum Shopping Centre in Sittingbourne, Kent, offering sales and repairs of desktop PCs, laptops, tablets and more to home and business customers. We can repair and service your computer in the comfort of your own home or office, or with your equipment dropped into our shop. Our fully stocked shop will provide excellent value products and services, there is no need to visit a superstore again!
Unit 31, The Forum Shopping Centre, ME103DL, Sittingbourne, United Kingdom
Third time for third laptop we have used this company in the forum for our laptop repairs and upgrades. This time for my sons gaming laptop. 2 new parts and the labourfor this bery reasonable. They stayed until 8 pm at night to get the laptop repaired so my son can continue to use it. He tells.me for his mocksnrevision. Excellent company and you not be disappointed
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