tm:rw — Local services in New York

I find the store interesting, but I just don't know what they actually sell or DO. They want $20 for 10 minutes of racing. Really? You want to charge me that much for what is otherwise a big advertising space?

Many of the products seem to be futuristic but are nowhere close to the future. Some of them you can literally find on AliExpress or Temu, such as the charging adapters or battery packs. Some of them are cool, like the xreal glasses, but many of the "cool" products were off limits or literally dead because nobody changed them.

The part that brought this from 4 stars (where I could say, well, they didn't charge me, I mean it was an interesting experience) to 2 stars was when the employee upstairs took control of the music on a large speaker. I don't complain when someone plays music so loud in the subway but jesus christ I could hardly talk to the people next to me, it was THAT loud. It just comes off as obnoxious and makes me want to leave. Which of...

I was genuinely excited to visit this place, being a huge tech enthusiast, but my experience was utterly disappointing. From the moment it opened, things went downhill. The devices were non-functional, and within a week, they misplaced the remote for an extremely rare TV I was eager to see. They even lost the cables for their smart glasses demos, and some pens were stolen from their smart notebooks. When I tried to use the AR glasses, I asked five employees for guidance, and each gave me a different, ineffective answer. It felt like the devices were simply broken.

To add to the frustration, my brother, dad, and I wanted to try the F1 simulator, but my dad couldn’t race with us because the $67,000 simulators had faulty controls and displays. The staff seemed unenthusiastic and indifferent, which only added to the letdown. I had high hopes for this place, but it was a letdown. I wouldn’t...

Really interesting store featuring high tech innovation such as flying and race car simulators, interactive holograms, a robotic massage table, hi tech ice cream and candy machines, designing your own shoes and much more. Experience the next generation of technology.

I had fun with a small drone that took an image of me and then followed me around the store. The drone was reasonably price but most of their products are quite expensive.

If you want to use the robotic massage table or any of the simulators there is a charge.

They also have a room with sports memorabilia that are for sale. There is an Indy race car as you walk into the store.

Definitely worth a visit. The staff is very...