Jaycar Electronics

Werribee, Australia

4.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+61 3 9741 8951
Website:
www.jaycar.com.au
Address:
4 Wedge St, Werribee, Victoria, 3030
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miWerribee
1 miWerribee Racecourse (closed)
2.7 miHoppers Crossing Railway Station (Bay 4)
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Local time (Werribee) 05:48 Saturday, 28 June 2025

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2 reviews of Jaycar Electronics

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Place rating: 4
Melbourne, Australia
Love, love, love Jaycar!
One huge tip; Jaycar in general, has so much to offer in product selection that they can’t fit it all into this store! I dropped into the Geelong store recently by chance, it’s huge! You guys should move across the road to the old, empty IGA store location… You’d fill it without a problem, you’d have more to offer and greater exposure!
Great knowledge, great service!
Place rating: 5
Southbank, Melbourne, Australia
As a self confessed geek — I love Jaycar. Lots of gadgets and geeky stuff.
As soon as I entered the store a sales guy asked if I needed help and I told him I wanted to browse, which was okay. After awhile of browsing I had not found what I wanted (but had looked at the RC helicopters, home theater stuff, soldering kits, etc.). I ask a passing sales guy and he takes me straight to the right shelf. He asks me what it is for and gives me his recommendation (including a few points I had not thought of).
Browse some more and find an adapter that no one else had. Pay for my items and I am on my way. What more could a geek ask for?