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EFI Electronics

4.2· 55 reviews
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4.2/ 5

Based on 55 reviews

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Caden Howell
Reviews 1

I came seeking the American equivalent of Akihabara, to see the electronics of the future, but found mostly a bunch of Google Home stuff that has been out for years. It was also a fairly sparse display. None of the stuff was really in "beta". The highlight for me was trying out the Japanese Happy Hacking keyboard, which I've wanted for years, but which can't really be considered revolutionary when it doesn't differ much from the original version released in 1996.

Ralph H
Reviews 1

The coolest tech all in one place. This store sells all of the products at the manufacturer's price you would find online...No Mark Up! Leave with the product that day. The staff is knowledgeable. If you want to walk around on your own and not be bothered, they are good with that. If you want every product described in detail, they will do that. They had something for everyone in this store.

#technology #letsguide #google #localguides

Yumiko Higuchi
Reviews 1

Yay!! Finally, b8ta is coming to downtown San Francisco!! This shop is famous in Pal Alto. We can try new cool gadgets here. Apparently, this new shop has many attractive products same as other b8ta shops. It wasn't so crowded because just opened. Staffs are friendly and they know products very well. It located at Hayes Valley.

Sarah D
Reviews 1

From the outside this looked like just another Hayes Valley shop with pretty products that I would never be able to afford. I was pleased to be wrong! While there are definitely things several hundreds of dollars more than I would ever pay for them, this is a fun place full of futuristic gadgets that wouldn't be out of place in a James Bond movie. But I was surprised that there was stuff me and my friend actually found useful! They are selling a modular type couch that comes in boxes so small that my friend will, for the first time in her apartment's life, have a couch that she can fit down her hallway. The saleslady Michelle was super nice and helpful - found a projector I'll be craving. Check this place out - it's more than what it seems!

Tomoya NAKAHARA
Reviews 1

There are many gadgets that you can see in the crowdfunding, and you can buy on the spot while trying. There was a sense of security as the staff were very friendly and easy to talk, and they taught me not only the good part of the product but also the bad part. However, skateboards with electric motors can not be loaded on airplanes and require separate delivery with tariffs, and some can not be easily brought in Japan, so it is not sure if you ask the staff, so check them out yourself. I recommend that.

David Sun
Reviews 1

Seems like 80% of the store is Google products, and then a bunch of items of questionable value. For example, what makes the electronic toothbrush better than the existing mainstream products that are available? I have no idea. Nothing there told that story. The typewriter keyboard is cool if this store was called Brookstone.

Waluigi Ross
Reviews 1

Store seems nice, but staff could be improved. One employee was on his phone my entire visit, while the other was playing with a boosted board. When I did get the attention of one, they were not able to answer a simple question. As well, they did not put any effort to find the answer beyond a best guess.

After messaging b8ta on FB messenger, things improved. They accepted my feedback, and immediately found out the answer to my questions.

I think there is a need for stores like this. They allow customers to test products that may only be available online.

Mark Ziering
Reviews 1

Lovely friendly people who seem to know their stuff. But they sold me an out-of-date version of a Smart Pen without informing me of that fact. This is supposed to be an up-to-date place? ( I was happy to pay list price for the pen because I got to try it out in the store, they did charge me the discounted list price for the older model, so that was ok). I get home and find the worst documentation I've ever seen in a product. I'll go back to the store tomorrow (shouldn't they have warned me there might be some difficulty?). I hope they can make it work.

Winnie Yu
Reviews 1

Lots of cool new technology here such as the "smart" Levi's jacket, but I don't think very many people actually end up purchasing anything here. The place seemed more like a museum than a store. I couldn't tell if there was a restroom here available to the public or not- I think I saw a staff member go inside but didn't want to ask; the area seemed very exclusive. I ended up really needing to use the restroom so I didn't even get to look at all the products and just left.

Mike Harms
Reviews 1

Cool startup gadgets, this store is like the Etsy for gadgets. All sorts of interesting contraptions to make your life easier, and which you never knew existed. From smart clothing to those crazy one-wheel skateboards, this is a really cool cutting-edge electronics store.

Jocelyn quintin-simmons
Reviews 1

I was there today looking at cool stuff...I was ready to purchase the door security...speaking to my son my concern about the thickness of our doors...(gadget requires 2" thickness), a caucasian saleswoman spoke to me after hearing our conversation and asked if it was my house or someone else's (after eyeing my appearance from top to bottom)...stunned I nodded to her offensive behavior because she was making a HUGE mistake...I own several properties and was thinking of purchasing some...needless to say, I walked out empty handed with my niece laughing...BIG MISTAKE! HUGE!!! smh...

Spencer Ash
Reviews 1

This location is extremely cool.if you are into checking out and trying out the latest technology from places such as Google. They show case a lot of other technology - not just computers, such as smart bikes, a smart couch, augmented reality lenses, toothbrushes, smart wallets, etc. Always fun to stop here and see what the future might look like!

Joanna T
Reviews 1

Yesterday while strolling along Hayes Street I came across a store on the corner of Hayes & Laguna.
Outside the signage mentions "...see the latest from Google..."
Interesting that Google wants to influence you through lifestyle tech products that are displayed in this shop. The curated collections for A/V, home, health, lifestyle, clothing, and pets look pretty slick. Google trying to get into the consumer space? That's a pretty tough market since they're up against giants like Sony, Samsung, etc etc. Sony had a concept store at the Metreon for many years before pulling out.
The store is very clean and products are arranged for comfortable hands-on perusing.
Certainly, Hayes Valley denizens and visitors to the area will find this store unique. Didn't check prices so can't say how much items go for. But I'm sure these are top of the line in innovation.

Bruce Heath
Reviews 1

Amazing concept and great for a visit. Hands on with the newest gadgets and knowledgeable, friendly staff that aren't trying to force a sale. My only complaint is that I can't find what's currently in the store online. Definitely worth a visit and knowing they change the products monthly means regular visits are a must.

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About EFI Electronics

Electronics for Imaging is a worldwide provider of products, technology and services leading the transformation of analog to digital imaging. The product portfolio includes digital front-end servers; superwide, wide-format, label and ceramic inkjet presses and inks; production workflow, web to print, and business automation software; and office, enterprise and mobile cloud solutions.

EFI Electronics: Leading the Digital Imaging Transformation

EFI Electronics is a global provider of innovative products, technology, and services that are driving the transformation of analog to digital imaging. The company's product portfolio includes digital front-end servers, superwide, wide-format, label and ceramic inkjet presses and inks, production workflow software, web-to-print solutions, business automation software as well as office enterprise and mobile cloud solutions.

With over 30 years of experience in the industry, EFI Electronics has established itself as a leader in digital imaging technology. The company's mission is to help businesses worldwide achieve their goals by providing them with cutting-edge solutions that enable them to streamline their operations while increasing productivity and profitability.

Digital Front-End Servers

EFI Electronics' digital front-end servers are designed to provide high-quality output for printing applications. These servers offer advanced color management capabilities that ensure accurate color reproduction on every print job. They also feature powerful processing capabilities that enable fast data transfer rates for large files.

Superwide Inkjet Presses

The company's superwide inkjet presses are ideal for printing large format graphics such as billboards or banners. These presses use advanced inkjet technology to produce high-quality prints at fast speeds while maintaining excellent color accuracy.

Wide-Format Inkjet Presses

EFI Electronics' wide-format inkjet presses are perfect for printing on a variety of materials including vinyls and fabrics. These printers offer exceptional image quality with vibrant colors and sharp details.

Label Inkjet Presses

The company's label inkjet presses provide an efficient solution for producing high-quality labels at low costs. These printers use UV-curable inks which dry instantly allowing for faster production times without sacrificing quality.

Ceramic Inkjet Presses

EFI Electronics' ceramic inkjet presses allow businesses to print directly onto ceramics such as tiles or plates with exceptional detail and accuracy. This technology eliminates the need for traditional screen printing methods which can be time-consuming and costly.

Production Workflow Software

The company's production workflow software streamlines the entire print production process from job submission through final delivery. This software provides real-time visibility into all aspects of the production process enabling businesses to make informed decisions quickly.

Web-to-Print Solutions

EFI Electronics' web-to-print solutions allow customers to order printed materials online using customizable templates or by uploading their own designs. This solution simplifies ordering processes while reducing errors associated with manual order entry methods.

Business Automation Software

The company's business automation software helps businesses automate repetitive tasks such as invoicing or inventory management freeing up valuable time so they can focus on growing their business instead of managing it manually.

Office Enterprise & Mobile Cloud Solutions

Finally EFI offers office enterprise & mobile cloud solutions which help companies manage documents more efficiently across multiple devices from anywhere around the world.

In conclusion,

If you're looking for innovative products that will transform your analog imaging processes into efficient digital workflows then look no further than EFI electronics! With its extensive range of products including digital front-end servers; superwide, wide-format label & ceramic inkjets; production workflow; web-to-print; business automation software; office enterprise & mobile cloud solutions - there is something here suitable no matter what your needs may be!

Website
efi.com
Address
6750 dumbarton circle