CleverTech - San Jose

This is the ultimate place to get your tech fixed. If you are trying to look for a strait forward, efficient and fairly priced place to go this is the place. It was my first time building a gaming computer and it didn’t boot up to windows. Edwardo guided me through the phone and gave me tips and suggested its cheaper first to try to fix it myself. After it’s not working I brought it in and I felt assured and in a professional environment. They quickly diagnosed the problem (defective psu) and installed windows for me. They didn’t add additional service fees, the price they told me on the phone is the price I ended up walking out paying. Service is 10/5 stars they were very friendly and patient. As long as I live in California this will be my go to repair shop.

I appreciate Eduardo for his care, approachability, and way of explaining why the issue occurred on my Lenovo drivers with updates. Would recommend :)

I would say this iCleverTech guys Know how to bring a Good customer service at all, I had a iPad Pro 3rd gen, and bring it to them to fix it, And it was so fast and good condition, I will say 2 thumbs up for them! Thank you!

"Clever"Tech might seem like an overpromise, but far from it. A more accurate name for this business might be WizardTechs or MiracleWorkers. Here's the thing. If you own a relatively recent version MacBook Pro (mine is a 2020), you know that repairs can be very fragile. After attempting my own battery replacement, I saw some disturbing signs in my box including USB ports not working properly and some overheating issues. I even noticed one of my pins on the ribbon connector seemed a bit loose during my repair. But I had no way to fix it because these computer internals are almost like paper! I called Apple store and it was clear their recommendation would be a whole motherboard replacement for $1K. Realizing there might possibly be a better way, I called around. The only shop willing to work on it was CleverTechs. I spoke to Eduardo on the phone and he seemed to feel pretty clear what was wrong and that he could fix it. He even suggested a way to fix my board if indeed a pin was loose. True to form, Eduardo 100% fixed my box. He cleaned it inside and out, fixed a missing fan connector (that was causing my box to overheat) and soldered a whole new battery connector onto my board. All of this work cost me about $200-250, which was profoundly less than Apple's quote, and also a lot less wasteful. If you are desparate and afraid your box is toast (I was) you may have hope! Call these guys up. They are extremely skilled. I highly recommend CleverTech!