A sad shell of a great store. The few employees are in good spirits but the shelves and sections are still labeled based on the original layout and inventory. Sections of the building are now taped off as shelving and displays are removed to reduce the footprint available to customers.
CHEETAH-VIRUS Xi
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October 02, 2020
Update 9/29/2020 0 star rating: went back after the whole pandemic issue, store looked like it was shut down but it isnt...yet. I went in hoping to buy some gaming stuff for my setup, the employees seemed nice at first and payed no attention to me but as soon I was taking pictures of items to do a price comparison/item wish list I got quick attention and somewhat aggressive response and they wanted me out of the store. My support for this store after this went out the door for these people and this is my last update. I will not be coming back
And yes the store is barren all items are push upfront to give the appearance that its full, good luck finding essential computer components,just fans,cases and gaming chairs.No CPUs,no RAM, no laptops, only 2 outdated graphics cards and I mean OUTDATED....plenty of generic stuff you can get at walmart for cheaper.
Update: 3-15-2020 4 star rating. Store is still alive and their shelfs are full again looks like their not doing as bad as the other stores.This was a nice place to buy electronics but since their shutting down most their locations by 2020 this place might survive after all, but note it's not heavily stocked computer components as use to. I uploaded recent pictures in this post.
Kim Johan-Nass
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September 17, 2018
Not just electronics anymore! Holy cow, a variety of goods from across the board, even a little cafe. A good place for 'one stop shopping.' We found everything we were looking for, and a little bit more. Plenty of sales associates around, and enough cashiers to keep the line moving. Lots of parking, and close to the freeway.
Akuma Osito Qiu
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June 21, 2019
It's kinda a sad place - being a hugeeeee building it made it more obvious how empty of customers it was. They didn't have stock of the 2 items I wanted, but had really friendly service. Nostalgic for Fry's back in the day, still friendly place, not sure how long they'll last stocking all this lower end electronics.
Aaron Bailey
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November 02, 2019
If I were to say a few words regarding the electronics of Fry's electronics, i wouldn't have much to go on. Almost 3 years ago, this store was a hot spot for a number of electronics, motherboards, CPUs, etc. Everything that can be built from the ground up basic PC to every day household items for cleaning, upgrading and otherwise improving your rig.
Car electronics were apart of their inventory, digital cameras and a wide display of equipment was out early and often. Seeing the photos below, the store hasn't aged well and this location is certainly on its way out with the inlfux of Amazon, which can sell everything listed in a store and even in some small online shops such as newegg.
While I'm not completely sold on everything being bought and delivered from an online retailer, I do trust small items and consumables that a drive to the over price brick and mortar can rarely provide. Stocked in between aisles of needless and overwise old technology (PS to serial cable???) I found my spot for what I had been in the market for some time.
I've been shopping monitors for a while and the entire wall as pictured looked similar. All of the monitors available were shuffled to a corner wall without any reliable pricing or details. Pricing tags had misinformation and incomplete digits. Even misspelled words as if these were done on some ones free time.
I couldn't tell which monitor from another and the abhorrent conditions made me cringe as I left the store. The entirety of the organization is wrecked from CDs thrown into random corners and water bottles and Gatorade left in sales stalls. There is absolutely no reason to even browse their stores for stock as the current gutted attempt at organizing leaves little but a distraction from it's once glory. Sad to say but Fry's is looking similar to going the way of circuit city here soon.
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A sad shell of a great store. The few employees are in good spirits but the shelves and sections are still labeled based on the original layout and inventory. Sections of the building are now taped off as shelving and displays are removed to reduce the footprint available to customers.
Update 9/29/2020 0 star rating: went back after the whole pandemic issue, store looked like it was shut down but it isnt...yet. I went in hoping to buy some gaming stuff for my setup, the employees seemed nice at first and payed no attention to me but as soon I was taking pictures of items to do a price comparison/item wish list I got quick attention and somewhat aggressive response and they wanted me out of the store. My support for this store after this went out the door for these people and this is my last update. I will not be coming back And yes the store is barren all items are push upfront to give the appearance that its full, good luck finding essential computer components,just fans,cases and gaming chairs.No CPUs,no RAM, no laptops, only 2 outdated graphics cards and I mean OUTDATED....plenty of generic stuff you can get at walmart for cheaper. Update: 3-15-2020 4 star rating. Store is still alive and their shelfs are full again looks like their not doing as bad as the other stores.This was a nice place to buy electronics but since their shutting down most their locations by 2020 this place might survive after all, but note it's not heavily stocked computer components as use to. I uploaded recent pictures in this post.
Not just electronics anymore! Holy cow, a variety of goods from across the board, even a little cafe. A good place for 'one stop shopping.' We found everything we were looking for, and a little bit more. Plenty of sales associates around, and enough cashiers to keep the line moving. Lots of parking, and close to the freeway.
It's kinda a sad place - being a hugeeeee building it made it more obvious how empty of customers it was. They didn't have stock of the 2 items I wanted, but had really friendly service. Nostalgic for Fry's back in the day, still friendly place, not sure how long they'll last stocking all this lower end electronics.
If I were to say a few words regarding the electronics of Fry's electronics, i wouldn't have much to go on. Almost 3 years ago, this store was a hot spot for a number of electronics, motherboards, CPUs, etc. Everything that can be built from the ground up basic PC to every day household items for cleaning, upgrading and otherwise improving your rig. Car electronics were apart of their inventory, digital cameras and a wide display of equipment was out early and often. Seeing the photos below, the store hasn't aged well and this location is certainly on its way out with the inlfux of Amazon, which can sell everything listed in a store and even in some small online shops such as newegg. While I'm not completely sold on everything being bought and delivered from an online retailer, I do trust small items and consumables that a drive to the over price brick and mortar can rarely provide. Stocked in between aisles of needless and overwise old technology (PS to serial cable???) I found my spot for what I had been in the market for some time. I've been shopping monitors for a while and the entire wall as pictured looked similar. All of the monitors available were shuffled to a corner wall without any reliable pricing or details. Pricing tags had misinformation and incomplete digits. Even misspelled words as if these were done on some ones free time. I couldn't tell which monitor from another and the abhorrent conditions made me cringe as I left the store. The entirety of the organization is wrecked from CDs thrown into random corners and water bottles and Gatorade left in sales stalls. There is absolutely no reason to even browse their stores for stock as the current gutted attempt at organizing leaves little but a distraction from it's once glory. Sad to say but Fry's is looking similar to going the way of circuit city here soon.