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Zoommer - ზუმერი is an electronics store, located at 1 Akaki Tsereteli Ave, Tbilisi, Georgia. They can be contacted via phone at +995 322 60 30 60, visit their website www.zoommer.ge for more detailed information.

Location :
1 Akaki Tsereteli Ave, Tbilisi
Added by Jopie, at 07 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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11 Reviews

  • Ibrahim Ksn
    02 April 2018

    All in one about Technology+TaxFree+Accept all credit card

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  • Andro Dotafan
    29 December 2017

    Well priced and bran new tech

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  • Rub Kaz
    28 October 2017

    The shop offers you only not original, fake models of mobile phones. Guaranty service is poor. It is much better to pay more money and buy original models in another shops

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  • Paata Chaduneli
    02 October 2017

    The Best place to buy smart phones and other devices

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  • Daryl Coetzer
    19 July 2017

    Best price for mobile phones

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  • Mina Zaki
    23 May 2017

    Nice shop but expensive

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  • Luka Kirkitadze
    14 January 2017

    The best place to buy electronic gadgets, smartphones, cameras etc

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  • Kakha Natsvlishvili
    02 January 2017

    Good technic service

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  • Arash Sh
    25 September 2016

    I will tell you, why I gave them one star. The concept of customer service simply doesn't exist in these people's minds. They , to begin with given Georgiand are so stupid and rude, they have no sense that in front of a foreigner they shouldn't at least continuously laugh, as it might be perceived derogatory. They also just don't care about you as a customer especially if you are not their kind. (Georgians in general are very racist and two faced. ) Ok, the tangible part: I bought an Asus zenmax phone and after three weeks the power button stopped functioning. The store policy is that you have seven days to return a faulty phone. So I took it to the service center, and right off the bat was told that the phone has an internal damage and due to that, it doesn't turn on. And warranty doesn't apply since there is a damage ( I have no idea how that relates, but.) ,-and I can pay out of pocket. Few days later I was told that it cost 40%, of the cost of the phone to repair it which is roughly 200 GEL. Feeling a bit screwed, that haven't done any damage to the phone in three weeks , my phone stops functioning, I figured the phone must had originally had a malfunction, prior to me buying it. So I went back to the store, and with, awesomely enough the very manager not speaking a word of English, with they help of a Georgian dude, I was able to relay my thought to them (yeah, they just don't like to make any attempt to understand you, so if you don't speak their language, you are just doomed to what ever might come up, and they just leave you like that with no sense of humanity). But alas, it was just a useless attempt, and the message was that, at the time of purchase the phone was tested as functioning, and if there is any damage, it must have happened after sale. Now wait, that's not all. Since I needed a phone, I also went a head and bought another phone. I went to this guy who spoke some English and I said I want to buy a good phone, and asked for advice. He told me that for my price range he would recommend, a huawei phone and I didn't understand the model number . All I know is that the girl who worked there took me to a phone on display and showed me a huawei Y6 phone. I looked at the quick specs, namely the battery being 4000 maH, and liked it and asked to buy it. At the time of actually making the payment, they told me that the price tag had changed by 15 Laris. I just told them, that of course not in Georgia, but in U.S., if you are shown a price tag, and the register price is higher, they have to offer you the sticker price. That same girl how ever went and grabbed the sticker of another huawei model GR3, and that sticker price was like only 7 Laris different. I was a bit confused about what's going on and I told them it's not a matter at all and I buy it. A day later while setting up my phone, I realized that the battery only had the capacity of 2200 maH. So on the fourth day of purchase I went to the store and tried to tell them what happened and that I want to exchange my device. They just said no.

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  • Van Papiashvili
    16 September 2016

    Tech store. Fairly reasonable prices.

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  • David Bulavrishvili
    14 August 2016

    Its only good if you already have chosen the product you want to buy. Zero customer care and consultancy.

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