PC World

Yes it’s cheaper, yes it is quite big BUT staff do not know their ICT.
I would only recommend people to go here if you know what you want 100% and you are looking to get it at a reasonable price.

I came in here looking for a very standard computer accessory and found a cold, unwelcoming warehouse style shop that couldn’t have been in greater contrast with its ‘fruity, crunchy’ (non-​pc) counterpart, on the first floor of the nearby Bentall Centre.
The in-​store signs led me to explore the wrong part of the store; I was redirected with a cursory glance and directional hand-​gesture, when I asked where my item was located. Once I found what I was looking for, I asked — at the enquiry desk — if it would be suitable for my specific purposes. The first member of staff said it wouldn’t. I asked him if he was sure and his (more senior) colleague replied that it would indeed be fine. So, as the previous reviewer suggests, staff can vary in their knowledge levels.
Once you have your item and are ready to pay, you’ll need to queue at one of the two tills, by the door. Overall it was an experience that provided what I needed, on a very basic level, but it was far from a pleasurable shopping experience or one that surpassed my expectations. Probably best for basics or essentials rather than a ‘treat’.

This PC World is close to the Benthal Centre. It’s a large store on two floors with lots of stock for the general computer buyer for anything a little more specialist you will have to go elsewhere. It’s great if you want to pick up a laptop there and then rather than to wait for mail order or Dell to deliver. Prices are on the high side and be clear about what you are after before you go in as staff vary from knowledgeable to knowing little or nothing about their stock. Often quite quiet inside but it can be still difficult to find a member of staff to help you out if making a special visit it’s worth checking stock levels on line first items can also be reserved on-​line for store pick up.