Mayoreo Uruguay 17

3 Rodolfo Trujillo - 3 years ago

Maybe this "plaza" is not the very first option I would recommend to get hardware and software for your PC or laptop needs but you can find good vendors. If you are considering buying something here, here are some tips: 1.- NEVER show or say how much money you have with you. 2.- Ask all the questions you have. If the vendor hesitates or starts becoming annoyed/angry because your questions, your best option is get out of there. 3.- Do some research about the product you want to buy before coming this place, so you will know exactly what you are looking for and don't let the vendors convince you to change your mind. 4.- Only buy the product from the vendor/vendors you really trust. Yes, this is more like good/bad feeling but trust yourself, if you have a bad feeling DON'T BUY ANYTHING and get out of there. 5.- If you finally bought your product, get out of the "plaza" and go home or another safe place.

5 Mino Tauro - 4 years ago

Everything you need is here, and the presence of hundreds of stores ensures high competition, which turns this in to Mexico's cheapest technology selling place all over the country and possible all latinamerica. Even if a store does not sell what you are looking for, they all know each other and will get you what you need. If they don't get it then you don't even need to look further because it means it does not exist.

3 Hobbit Merhy (cathobb) - 4 years ago

The stuff you can encounter here are huge, as a computer and technology enthusiast, I know the prices are not exactly excelent in some things but in others is rather well, the service is kind of good, I mean, they want to sell, so they do try to do so, I even have some friends that work here and is not badz but again, this is a place to buy for popular parts, not to buy particular ones, the access is good, it opens at 11 or so and closes 6 or so, I've buyer several stuff, most of it is not scam nor broken pieces, all comes in box and new.

3 Alejandro Alzate - 6 years ago

A crowded and agitated place, sellers will try to get your attention, you are also likely bump into other people.
If you are looking into specific items, you better wait and compare for prices on every local available, as price tags change just a few meters deeper into this plaza.

3 Isela Zavala - 4 years ago

Its ok I go here everytime restrooms sometimes dont have toilet paper and the place reeks of sweat and tends to be crowded when I come to visit but be wary of items you are way better off getting online also the food is decent but if you LOVE anime like I do coming here is a MUST !

4 Omar Rayo Garcia - a month ago

Good technology cluster

1 Augusto Gutiérrez - 5 years ago

It is nearly impossible to ask for directions without being hustled, because apparently the main business there is reselling stuff from other vendors at twice the price, using overly aggressive techniques and even physical intimidation. What most baffles me is that chilangos seem to take pride in such ghetto ways. Definitively not for the tourist or the local who doesn't know exactly where to buy.