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  Leo Randy

  :: 02 June 2018 19:11:18

  Can’t accept iPhone maintenance reservation on site (even for later time slot) because I just come by the store. They don’t even try to help you other way around like opening the official website on any demo Mac and assist you thru the reservation. Apple store in 101 is much better and store employees will help you make a reservation (step by step thru apple official website).

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  Alan Hsu

  :: 17 January 2018 23:27:24

  The 2nd floor, the authorised reseller for fixing apple stuff is good. The service inside is fantastic. But you do remember to register first before you come. Don’t just come to fix your apple stuff. They will refuse it. Register the service your want from online of apple to find out authorised reseller for fixing.

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  Yuli Wang

  :: 16 January 2018 11:33:37

  The worst service ever, I bought a Magic Mouse 2, before purchase I asked if it can be adapted on window pc, and they just keep sayings yes , no problem towards my questions, and I was in doubt and confirmed again, the sales man keep saying no problem... until I bought it, and it doesn’t work even with driver... I called and they just say it just works on Mac..... WT.....

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  Simon T Bramley

  :: 29 July 2017 18:16:15

  Since Apple opened it's first official store in Taiwan (Taipei), I predicted things may get tougher for the other Apple approved outlets, like Studio A and Youth, and when I visited this store the other day, it was pretty devoid of customers, unlike my last visit 6 months ago. However, I do like to support independent stores when I can, and my recent visit to the new Apple store left me more than a little frustrated. I was on the lookout for some HomeKit enabled electronics, and unfortunately the staff had little idea what I was talking about. This was not a language issue however, as even though my Mandarin is sorely lacking, I used my iPhone to show them exactly what I was looking for. They had no idea! If you're selling Apple products, then read up about what you're selling. It's not complicated. I did eventually get something, but it took me a while to find another member of staff who knew what I was looking for - which ironically was a product made in Taiwan, by a Taiwanese company, whose offices are based in Taipei! Oh well.

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  IrisVirus

  :: 17 May 2017 15:03:33

  Rather unhelpful... I miss the time when I had an ASUS where there were actual technicians on site to fix the problem immediately