Victory Electronics — Local services in Phoenix

I was looking through Facebook marketplace for a few different things. I came across a posting for a electric automatic dog ball launcher for only $20. Brand new in the box. These specific types brand new in the box which would normally run you around $70 to $100. I noticed this was a business location and not an individual person. I drove over to the location immediately to pick one up. This place is amazing. There are so many goodies in every corner. Soon as I walked in the door I was greeted. Everyone was very kind and helpful. They were also very accommodating in allowing me to open the box and make sure the balls were included and that the launcher worked. I will definitely be going back again when I have actual time to get a better look around. This time I will be bringing my husband along. I already told him about all the goodies and he's very excited to check this place out. The prices are amazing and the employees are great. I'm so glad I came...

Victory Electronics is like a deal playground. You can find all sorts of products, not just electronics at great discounted prices. Electronics like computer monitors and speakers and careoke machines. Home furnishings like couches and rugs and tables. Appliances like fridges and washing machines and stoves. Food items like protein bars and canned goods and coffee pods. Pet food and toys. Kitchen wares. A lot of items are like new or slightly used or just store returns for various reasons. You can find some new product every time you go there: outdoor fire pits, an air hokey table, a bath tub, glass doors, Christmas trees, cosmetics, Funko pop, smart toilets and a kitchen sink. The staff is very friendly and helpful in answering your questions or getting something off a shelf for you. If you need something for your home or business check them out for great products and great prices and a...

Saw ad on Craigslist for an electronic and it was this place. They assured me everything worked and they gave a 30 day warrenty on it. They must have known it was broken and wrote the recipe incorrectly. Instead of 300.00 they wrote 30.000, to make it look like 30. It must be a common trick because she never showed it to me and had put it inside a box, then gave me the box.

I never called to tell them it was broken. There's no way you wouldn't have known. It's pretty clear they would've known and were ready to argue, the place is in the ghetto. I'm sure it's typical practice but they're obviously dishonest and it's probably not worth going here unless the item is very hard to find. Which was my situation. In the end I just counted it as loss. First and last time shopping...