Nerds in A Flash

Shuming Zhang 

on Google

6 months ago

These guys know their stuff, but be warned, they specialize in tech support for enterprises and businesses, NOT consumer-level troubleshooting, and their prices reflect this. They charge a $100 consultation fee up front, even if it turns out they can’t fix your problem (which, in my case, they couldn’t). The tech they sent was polite and professional, but still can’t help but feel ripped off. 

Teddy Wings 

on Google

9 months ago

Was told at the front desk of the building that they don't have a public office but instead come to your house, so I left. 

Michael M 

on Google

9 months ago

I have worked with Nerds in a Flash for about 5 years; specifically with James Allen. James is fantastic. My experience working at Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft across the globe, with some of the most talented professionals, (especially internal IT Support), James is as good as any I have worked with. His technical knowledge is fantastic and up to date. His ability to diagnose and recommend solutions is first rate. His approach is thorough, precise, with a superb level of people skills and high EQ, (Emotional Quotient). Bott... read more

Thundurh 

on Google

a year ago

Probably one of the worst pc repairs shops I have ever been to in Austin. Seriously. They do not know what they are doing with any hardware, are liars, and very unprofessional. Do not waste your time or your money with these people, there are far better places out there in the great city of Austin! EDIT: They still havent deleted my "fake" review 

elaine goodloe 

on Google

a year ago

They were great, flexible and my technician was super friendly. Replaced my old monitor with a newer one and problem solved. I didn't have to go through a bunch of troubleshooting myself. Huge time saver and flexible appointments.