Proformac Technologies

They are a great place, were quick to getting parts and fairly priced. They are happy to help.

Rang, and asked for a product. Was told they didnt exist and couldn't be sourced. I informed the gentleman on the other end of the line I had found them on trademe but wanted to support local business. He just said no

Suman and Seema go out of their way to make sure that their customers are happy. You can see this when you go into the shop and see customers that come in from 1996 and its now 2020.Amazing work.

Great service, good comms, very reasonable price. Recommend!

Proformac has been a great company to deal with over the past 18 years I have been in business in Taranaki.-Experience in the industry 10/10-Professionalism & Business etiquette 10/10-Personalities & good guys 10/10Ray MarkhamDirectorBurmark Industries Ltd

I sent my Laptop in for repairs and was kept up to date of the progress every step of the way. The problem is solved first time! Great team!

They mainly fix apple products but I'm doing a course on web development here, Been learning alot and its a great team there

Proformac computers repair products sold by Dick Smith Electronics, and I have recently inquired about the cost to replace a dead battery in an iPad mini 16gb +WiFi. After being hung up on the first time, I called back and was told the cost of labour is $95 (incl. GST presumably), and the cost of the battery was not given (would have to contact supplier), however a quick look on repair part stockists list genuine batteries between $40-$60 incl GST. The catch with Proformac Computers, however, is that it comes with a very disturbing warning which I want to warn everyone about. If Proformac happens to damage the screen (which has happened on NUMEROUS occasions as stated by Mike@proformac), then the CUSTOMER IS LIABLE !!! The cost of a new iPad Mini screen is listed in NZ at around $100, which would then make the cost of REPLACING A BATTERY in an Apple product which is 1.5yrs old around $260 NZD at this store....is this acceptable? In my opinion (as a electronics repair technician) it is far from acceptable. I would never hold my customer liable for damage I had caused in the process of repairing their goods. I have repaired thousands of xbox consoles and playstations, PSP's etc and if I screwed something up, I covered the cost. Warning the customer beforehand does not make it O.K.EDIT: Star rating improved to 3Since writing this review I've spoken to the owner who apologised for the customer service from his employee who has been reminded of the importance of being courteous on the phone, and he explained that the screen issue is really only when the ipad is already damaged, excessive pressure on the chassis can mean the screen is cracked when removing. In this case it seems reasonable to inform the customer of this, it is up to the customer to then decide if the potential cost is acceptable to them.I haven't had any other dealings with Proformac yet but they have been in business in NP here for many years (10+ I think) so they must be doing something right, there are many more good stories about them than the odd poor rating. At least they followed up with me and apologised.

I was so impressed with the service that I received today. I walked in the door and received a warm welcome, timely advice and a cool cup of water. Thanks Nieve! She told me that Campbell, the technical guy could do a diagnostic of my Apple phone. Which he did. I appreciated the speed of service and advice. What a great team. I would certainly go to Proformac again.

Sachin and the team Proformac are very knowledgeable & helpful. Happy to recommend them :-)