Kumud Electronics

Had a very good experience at Kumud thanks to owner Kaushik. We were looking for steam-​cap for our Prestige pressure cooker. Kaushik got us the authentic part along with a new gasket. He was very helpful even with recipes. Excellent service.

Not sure why this place gets so many negative reviews. I’ve been here a few times to buy power converters to use while on trips to India and never had a problem with them. Their prices are good and they seem very knowledgeable about what they’re selling

Very nice stuff, u will find all different types of adapters that can be used to charge ur mobiles when u visit other countries. Great service

The owner of Kumud electronics has done a great job helping me fix a few different electronic devices I own. I received excellent customer service while he fixed everything I needed in a timely fashion. If you are having problems with any of your electronic device I strongly recommend seeing him.

I wish I could give no star rating. Very unprofessional store and store keeper. Took my «broken» Mixer grinder to him. I explained the problem and he said «I will replace the switch». On asking charges he said «40 $ for repair and 25 $ for part». I asked is he sure it is the switch which is causing trouble. He said «How can i be sure», I asked him «will you test after changing switch that problem doesn’t reoccur». He said «How can I do that?». Forget being sure about the problem, he didn’t even know what was broken. Mixer Grinders he sells at 16%$ are available at 100 $ to 125 $ on amazon. Yes «Indian» mixer grinders can be bought on amazon. I could sense that guy was a cheat from his mannerisms, and my hunch turned out to be true. Couple of other friends of mine had similar bad experiences.

Got a roti maker from them. This is a typical store you would find in India. No refund, no return. they have no business with you after you have finished the purchase. will never buy from here.

If you asked me about this store a few weeks ago, I’d have drawn a blank and said, «I don’t know.» But ever since my brother announced his upcoming wedding, I’ve done nothing but learn about several Indian shopping options in the Bay Area.
I began my search on Google for some traditional wedding/​religious furniture and paraphernalia. Some links proved to be useful, some not so much and some proved to be online vendors that mislead you! Then I sent an ‘S-​O-​S’ group email to all the Indians I know.
Lo and Behold, I was told to drive up and down El Camino Real between Mtn View and San Jose for things on my list. Of course, while it was simple to do so, I didn’t quite find the things I wanted.
So, I stopped and asked the family that runs ‘Komala Vilas’ in Sunnyvale. God bless them, for they pointed me to Kumud Electronics… and magically, I found almost everything I need to set up and decorate the wedding stage.
I found the traditional Chowkis (these are lil stools on which one either places the god’s idol, or those offering prayers too sit on), I found the ‘kalash’ (a small pot that is essential to any ritual), I found string flowers, and so many more puja essentials.
Of course, the store is a bit pricey, quite a bit pricey, but if you get what you want… you forget the price tag and walk away feeling happy. While I continue shopping for more, I know I’ll make another stop here!
Woot, woot. Kumud Electronics!