Radio Shack is relatively inexpensive, but they don't have any idea what they're doing (literally, I once asked them for an ethernet cable, and I got a phone jack).

Max PC will charge you a ridiculously high amount just because they can.

Connex has good prices, but they pay a retarded sum for your trade-ins. I once showed them a spec sheet of a gaming-ready PC, and they offered me a measly wholesale price for it.



Reagen Pro paid me a nice sum ($250) earlier today. They will definitely get my repeat business.

I've had two really good experiences with these folks.



My first trip in was with a faulty laptop power chord. I was in the middle of a project and my laptop was out out juice—a real bind. They let me know what it would look like to order a new one, which they could do right away, but I needed it sooner so they took apart my fritzing one and made it work within a couple hours. Then they only charged me $15.



The second trip in was with a printer that wasn't working correctly. In the end they weren't able to fix it without putting more into it than it was worth, but they stayed in touch with me and ended up not charging me anything.



Besides the good work and great prices I've consistently received good service from Ragan Pro, which unfortunately is an exception in Harrison. In fact I felt strongly enough about it that specifically looked them up online so I could let others know.



Bottom line, I recommend Ragan Pro without reservation.