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• AB

  Annette Barber

  4 days ago
  1.0
  It's sad when yall can't answer a phone and talk to customers. If you can't talk to me I can't spend my money there.
• BS

  Bobby Smith

  Mar 31, 2026
  1.0
  I understand the importance of return policies and why they are in place. However, the item we purchased online was never opened and remained in its original packaging. We were only 15 days past the return window, and given the condition of the product, we were hoping for some flexibility. Additionally, the interaction we had in-store was not very welcoming, which added to our disappointment. During this visit, we made a significant purchase, and we have also been repeat customers in the past. Based on this experience, we are reconsidering whether we will continue doing business here. We value good customer service and reasonable consideration, especially for loyal customers.
• MT

  Michelle H. Tomcik

  Mar 29, 2026
  3.0
  Geek Squad has what sounds like a great annual plan, but so far they haven't been able to repair anything other than a fan on a computer that then died a couple months later, anyway. Their explanations for why we need new equipment instead of repairs aren't coherent enough for a non-expert to understand & remember. These explanations & recommendations need to be written up in your take-home paperwork so you can take further action on current equipment rather than just putting it aside.
• JM

  Joshua Miller

  Mar 28, 2026
  4.0
  Two Geek Squad Representatives recently visited my home to install a new printer for my office. I am grateful for the outstanding service they provided, which included replacing my ethernet switch and setting up the new device without any issues.
• JW

  Jazz N Phill Womack

  Mar 7, 2026
  3.0
  As a loyal Best Buy customer since 2018 and a Total Tech member for the past three years, I’m very familiar with how the Geek Squad process works. While procedures can vary slightly by location, the overall concept is consistent, which is why this experience stood out. This occurred at the Best Buy – University Plaza Center location (5850 University Dr NW Ste B, Huntsville, AL) in the Geek Squad department. Today I had an appointment originally scheduled for 1:00 PM, but since we were running slightly behind, I updated it to 1:40 PM so we wouldn’t hold up the schedule. When we arrived, we were greeted and directed to the Geek Squad area. There were several customers already waiting, all seats were occupied, and people were standing. Because there was no designated waiting area, I stood at an unused counter space that was not being used by a representative and placed my items there while waiting. A dark-haired employee briefly asked if we had an appointment. My husband explained that it had been changed from 1:00 to 1:40 and gave our last name before the employee walked to the back. About ten minutes later an employee named Sarah came out with a device to begin checking people in. My husband stepped away momentarily to grab a cart so we could place our items in it while waiting. When Sarah approached me, the first thing she asked was “Do you even have an appointment?” I confirmed that we did and mentioned the gentleman had already spoken with us. She then said that other people there also had appointments. I never suggested otherwise. I was simply standing at the counter because there was no seating available and I had several items with me. When I asked where I should move or if there was somewhere I could set the items down, the response I received was essentially that she didn’t know — only that I needed to move. What made the situation worse was that when she called the next customer, she told them that I was trying to jump the appointment line, which was completely inaccurate. At no point did I attempt to bypass the process. I was simply waiting where there was space available. I asked to speak with a manager, who did take her to the back for what appeared to be a coaching conversation. However, the experience had already become unnecessarily uncomfortable. While I was explaining the situation, the customer she had spoken to earlier even interrupted to comment about people waiting in line — which was never the issue I raised. To be clear, I have no problem waiting. I understand the Geek Squad appointment system and respect the process. My concern is strictly about how customers are approached and spoken to. Opening a conversation with “Do you even have an appointment?” and then telling another customer that someone is trying to skip the line creates an uncomfortable experience that reflects poorly on the overall customer experience, especially for someone who may be visiting Geek Squad for the first time. As a long-time customer and Total Tech member, I expect a certain level of professionalism when interacting with staff. Best Buy has provided many positive experiences for me over the years, which is why I’m leaving this as a 3-star review instead of lower. However, interactions like this should be addressed so customers feel welcomed and respected when they come in for their appointments. I hope this feedback helps improve how customers are approached and checked in at the Geek Squad department moving forward.

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