Nothing too spectacular about this place. You can talk to each shop owner for quotes on laptops and it will vary. Level 1 to 2/3 sells laptops/PCs mostly Asus and Acer and the rest are more peripherals related accessories/games stores. You should bring cash as credit card purchases will incur admin charges of 2 percent. Shopowners are generally friendly and not too pushy (unlike those in China *ouch*) No Apple/ Macs here. Decent-mini food court at level 1
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If you can think of anything that is electronic related, then go here. Haggle nicely and reasonably. Most stores do not accept credit cards. Pay in cash. Check global warranty of pricey purchases before committing. Some store owners/staff speak English. Most are welcoming. Some seem salty.
Shout out to the Comebuy Tea store lady (1st foodcourt). She is nice--she listens to my broken Mandarin. :)
This area is the Akihabara of Taiwan! The new Syntrend building houses most of the electronic shops that were previously crammed in an arcade-like building. Nerdy stuff for geeks, tinkers and tuners. Has everything from gadgets to high-end server components. Each of the 6 floors caters to a different clientele. Especially the quirky and rare to find stuff is worth a visit. Not as diversified as it used to be, but for nerds still the only place to go in Taipei. Repair services available.
A wide variety of electronic items are available ranging from cellphones to laptops. However, you must look around for bargain on different floors as prices can vary from shop to shop.
As long as the customer diagnoses the problem point by himself or the original factory, the boss on the fifth floor repairs the laptop, is handsome, the price is reasonable, and the spot is changed.
The first floor is basically a cafeteria. Floors 2-5 have all the shops. Floor 6 is for computer repair services. The prices are average, but you can ask for a little discount if you say it right and are buying a lot. However, I'd recommend just going to the stores outside the mall in the general area for more of a selection.
Many electronic seller here but they are all one mafia - as tourist you won't get good prices . Arguing with them is pointless - sometimes they want even more than the genuine store around the corner . Some act like they are official store but they are not.
Great place to shop electronic related things with plenty floors, higher level floors usually have better price, I would recommend visitors to remember to ask and bargain the deal of many stores before purchasing. Also, some stores don't provide receipt, be aware of that.
Looking for a good place for 3C products When there is an introduction, the price can be discussed. When is the time to introduce the new game and cosplay Opposite the side, it seems to be a cultural district. Just open experience event
It is a collection of shopping malls with quite a few types. If there is enough time, you can go shopping and compare more prices. When you swipe your card, the store will charge more than the opening price.
The most convenient place to buy around the Taipei computer 3c parts! Although some stores have a relatively good service attitude, but it is convenient!
I actually love this place. It s a super cool, non department store, knit building full of small independent merchants and shops lined up on top of each other. Floor by floor you can spend endless hours here browsing till you drop for anything game related, electronic related (lights, computers, laptops, monitors, headphones or microphones, film gear, etc.) the list goes on and on. If it s electric or anything related to being used in or on electric things, they most likely have it. This place is also cheaper than other branded products or department store prebuilt or preset computers that come as a single unit. I built my own desktop here that was top of the line at a great price. They got a cafeteria on the first floor, with convenient store and a tea shop for preshopping snacks and drinks. The selections aren t bad either, choices for both foreigners and locals alike. Definitely recommend this spot, either for just a look if you re a tourist, or if you live here and need to buy some electric stuff, this is the spot to be.
The old-fashioned shopping mall has been refurbished. Buying a computer is right here. It was a long-established shopping mall under the Guanghua Bridge. Guanghua Bridge was removed and moved here. It is also called the Guanghua Digital Xintiandi. It is next to the Sanchuang and Bade Road computer business district.
It's the traditional computer shopping mall. The crowd is obviously much less than that of Sanchuang, and it feels relatively old. Although the food court equipment seems to be a regular class, it has more selectivity than Sanchuang Food Street, and the price is much cheaper, so no need to crowd out. There is a stall that sells ancient early salty glutinous rice balls! It s very close to what I ate in Tainan.
For many years, I have purchased various products here, but Mitsui Computers at No. 62~63 on the 2nd floor did not leave a good impression. The clerk had a very bad tone and was impatient with customers. Walking into the store just wanted to buy a wire but got a very bad experience.
I miss the former Guanghua shopping mall, old book stalls can find a lot of really good books, busy electronic components hawkers are flooding, students spend an afternoon to save 5 yuan, DVD / pirated software little bees hide and hide, this atmosphere goes Not back ..
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