Sim Tek World

Small independent electronic engineers like Sim Tek World thrive on the repair of electronic equipment that inevitably happens. There expertise can help fix mobile phone faults, problems with ipods, ipads, apple products, xbox 360s, playstations, PC’s and laptops.
A very useful technical fix is there mobile phone unlocking service. The Sim Tek people aim to fix the phone while you wait rather than the 28 day service most high street stores offer.
If you’re in a pinch and need something fixed quickly without the extra cost of sending it away to be looked at Sim Tek offer the best service around.
The shop itself is very small and over cluttered, which is to be expected of a electronic repair shop the outside advertises all the different services they perform and that leaves little room to let light in, so it’s a bit dingy inside.

I’m glad I don’t inhabit Sim Tech World, and instead lead a rustic existence, but I have had reason of late to thank my lucky stars that shops like Sim Tech World exist. Like so many before me, I managed to drop my iPhone several times before the screen ultimately smashed. It was of course, only a matter of time before this was inevitably going to happen… but did I think to take out insurance to protect myself in this eventuality? Well, yes I did… But whether I got round to actually doing it is an entirely different matter! So, with the exorbitant cost of getting Apple to fix it for me, I began a quest that lasted well over a month to find a indie mobile phone shop like Sim Tech World that would do it cheaper.
It ultimately cost a staggering £80.00 to get the screen replaced, but I had, in the meantime, damaged the LCD screen, making the job more expensive, (well, it was actually my neighbours cat jumping directly onto the broken screen in an attempt to catch a moth that put paid to the LCD screen in reality…) I didn’t end up using Sim Tech World, but it certainly made me aware of their existence. They are seemingly a tight little business, that specialises in mobiles and home computing, including PC and Apple laptops, games consoles etc, as well as digital cameras; essentially all of your portable electronics that you can bring into the shop for attention, (thy don’t do home visits). They also call themselves an ‘entertainment exchange’, which, as the name suggests, means that they sell second user kit as well.