
A repair shop that turned its parts shelf into a store.
We started fixing computers in Long Beach. Clients kept asking where we sourced parts. So we opened the shelf to everyone.


Built on repair, not retail.
Every part in our inventory passed through a real repair bench first. If we wouldn't install it in a customer's machine, it doesn't make it onto the shelf.
That standard hasn't changed. The store is bigger now, but the inventory logic is the same: stock what works, price it honestly, skip the rest.
No middleman. No dead inventory.
Price on the tag is the price you pay.
Every unit bench-checked before it ships.
Return policy in plain language.
Refurbished hardware is verified by the same techs who run the repair side. Condition listings are accurate, not optimistic.
No checkout surprises, no tiered markups, no bundled upsells. The number you see is the number that posts to your card.
No fine print, no restocking-fee ambiguity. If something arrives wrong, we make it right — same shop, same people.
