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Apple Carnegie Library
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Nearby attractions
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
801 Allen Y. Lew Place NW, Washington, DC 20001
Museum of Illusions Washington DC
CityCenterDC, 927 H St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Capital One Arena
601 F St NW, Washington, DC 20004
Washington Stage Guild
900 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Sixth & I
600 I St NW, Washington, DC 20001
National Portrait Gallery
8th St NW & G St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Friendship Archway
728-730 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Touchstone Gallery
901 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Smithsonian American Art Museum
G Street Northwest &, 8th St NW, Washington, DC 20004
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
901 G St NW, Washington, DC 20001
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The Capital Burger
1005 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
RPM Italian
650 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood and Crab
700 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Founding Farmers & Distillers
600 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Yardbird Table & Bar
901 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Rumi's Kitchen - DC
640 L St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Pearl's Bagels
1017 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
City Tap House Penn Quarter
901 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
STK Steakhouse
901 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Morris American Bar
1020 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Nearby local services
Carnegie Library
801 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States
DC History Center
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Equinox Anthem Row
800 K St NW Suite 90, Washington, DC 20001, United States
CVS
675 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Souvenir City
1001 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
CHANEL
955 I Street NW DC City Center, Washington, DC 20001
Da Hsin Trading Inc
811 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Burberry
970 I St NW Suite #305, Washington, DC 20001
Regal Gallery Place
701 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States
DIOR Washington DC City Center
933 Palmer Alley NW, Washington, DC 20001
Nearby hotels
Marriott Marquis Washington, DC
901 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
The Westin DC Downtown
999 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Embassy Suites by Hilton Washington DC Convention Center
900 10th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Courtyard by Marriott Washington Downtown/Convention Center
901 L St NW, Washington, DC 20001
The Henley Park Hotel
926 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Motto by Hilton Washington DC City Center
627 H St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Hampton Inn Washington-Downtown-Convention Center
901 6th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
AC Hotel Washington DC Convention Center
601 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Residence Inn by Marriott Washington Downtown/Convention Center
901 L St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Moxy Washington, DC Downtown
1011 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
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Apple Carnegie Library

801 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
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attractions: Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Museum of Illusions Washington DC, Capital One Arena, Washington Stage Guild, Sixth & I, National Portrait Gallery, Friendship Archway, Touchstone Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, restaurants: The Capital Burger, RPM Italian, Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood and Crab, Founding Farmers & Distillers, Yardbird Table & Bar, Rumi's Kitchen - DC, Pearl's Bagels, City Tap House Penn Quarter, STK Steakhouse, Morris American Bar, local businesses: Carnegie Library, DC History Center, Equinox Anthem Row, CVS, Souvenir City, CHANEL, Da Hsin Trading Inc, Burberry, Regal Gallery Place, DIOR Washington DC City Center
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Nearby attractions of Apple Carnegie Library

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Museum of Illusions Washington DC

Capital One Arena

Washington Stage Guild

Sixth & I

National Portrait Gallery

Friendship Archway

Touchstone Gallery

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

4.5

(3.8K)

Closed
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Museum of Illusions Washington DC

Museum of Illusions Washington DC

4.1

(891)

Closed
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Capital One Arena

Capital One Arena

4.5

(6.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Washington Stage Guild

Washington Stage Guild

4.7

(32)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Apple Carnegie Library

The Capital Burger

RPM Italian

Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood and Crab

Founding Farmers & Distillers

Yardbird Table & Bar

Rumi's Kitchen - DC

Pearl's Bagels

City Tap House Penn Quarter

STK Steakhouse

Morris American Bar

The Capital Burger

The Capital Burger

4.6

(1.8K)

$$

Closed
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RPM Italian

RPM Italian

4.6

(2.1K)

$$$

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Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood and Crab

Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood and Crab

4.5

(565)

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Founding Farmers & Distillers

Founding Farmers & Distillers

4.3

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DC History Center

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4.3

(20)

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Equinox Anthem Row

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CVS

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Reviews of Apple Carnegie Library

4.0
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1.0
1y

A very bad experience at the Apple Store which has left me with a non-functional iPhone for the next three days and no functioning phone number. This occurred because a staff member communicated very poorly. There were also some other issues with the overall customer experience which were not as devastating to my ability to perform 21st century tasks over the next 72 hours as the lack of a usable phone but nevertheless are worth noting.

I went to the store to trade in my old iPhone 15 and pick up a new iPhone 16 through the iPhone Upgrade Plan. I had pre-booked the appointment, and the new iPhone 16 was in a box with my name on it when I arrived. This was consistent with my previous several experiences upgrading phones through the iPhone Upgrade Plan. The sales associate helping me informed me that the new phone would be activated as soon as I turned it on. The sales associate asked his trainee to assist me, because the iPhone Upgrade Plan is infrequently encountered at this location. It was to be a learning experience for her. While I was inputting my password into my old phone to disable the Find My function (a necessary step when trading in phones to allow the phone to be erased), he was looking over my shoulder with what I perceived to be unseemly curiosity. Needless to say, I asked him to look away to protect my password. Rather than simply looking somewhere other than my phone screen he left the sales floor entirely. The trainee did not confirm that my old iPhone 15 was erased before she took it from me. She was not told to by the senior associate. I took the phone back and erased it myself. I turned on the new iPhone 16 while waiting for the delete. It was NOT activated. Because my old phone was now erased, the only way to activate my new phone was via 2FA using my phone number. This could not be done because my old phone had just been erased. Therefore, the phone number was not associated with any phone and the 2FA could not be bypassed on the new phone without the ability to receive text messages. A third sales associate contacted T-Mobile to remotely transfer the IMEI to the new phone and thereby allow it to receive text messages. Unfortunately, because of an unasked-for security protocol by T-Mobile, a 72-hour delay was placed prior to IMEI transfer. I was told to go to a T-Mobile store after 48-72 hours (in spite of the delay being 72 hours) to see if the security protocol had been lifted and the IMEI transferred. I now have no phone for 48-72 hours.

In summary: because the first sales associate a) incorrectly told me that the new phone would be activated as soon as I turned it on and b) did not check this or ask his trainee to check this before I turned in my old phone, I have no phone for 48-72 hours and will have to spend likely 30-90 minutes (estimate based on prior experience) at a T-Mobile store on top of the 60 minutes I already spent at the Apple store.

While the 72-hour wait is not related to Apple policy, it would not have been an issue if the sales associate had confirmed that the new phone was activated OR had activated it on the spot before accepting the old phone for trade-in. I would simply have continued using the old phone until the IMEI transfer, and returned it using a prepackaged shipping box (available through the iPhone Upgrade Plan) OR by handing it in at a store until confirming function.

I hope this write-up will help avoid future mishaps of similar nature. This episode has left me greatly inconvenienced and my confidence in the quality of Apple associates...

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1.0
6y

This review is based off 2 incidents from the Genius Bar staff at this specific store. One with my husband and one of myself. I’ll start with my husbands experience. This store wanted to repair an issue on a new iPhone 10s and instead of exchanging it (it was under warranty), they replaced a part of the phone that ended causing more issues on the phone such as the microphone not working bearing it worse then before the “fix”. A total mess.

Now my 3 day ordeal with this particular store comes in. I had an iPhone 11 Pro Max with a camera issue. I got a black screen at random times and did screenshots and screen recordings of the issue. First day, I came in and they couldn’t reproduce the issue and was asked to erase my iPhone and set it up as new. I reluctantly did that with huge hesitation. That reluctance was valid as the issue persisted. I called Apple Care ( I have Apple Care +) and they said I should be able to get my device swapped out. They notated my account and day 2 of this mayhem starts.

Day 2: I come in and I present them a case ID # and they claim I can’t get a replacement because “they don’t do never that until something is fixed” and was offered a camera replacement and yet ANOTHER day of work being taken off. I kindly rejected the offer and asked for a supervisor . That manager was mildly aggressive with his approach and practically said “I don’t care what Apple Care says, I won’t swap your phone out”. I ask for a higher manager. He states that they are not in the business to swap out phones and that while my inconvenience was unfortunate, he also didn’t care what Apple Care said and offered some kind of “express return” which he said would cost 500.00. Other customers around me were in shock and told the rep to help with a proper solution especially with such a new product. Customers around me were very uncomfortable. The last manager tried to come off sympathetic but came off uncaring, deceptive and completely ridiculous. I couldn’t with the amount of ignorance. I’ve had iPhones since the 3GS and have never had this kind of experience. I left and immediately called Apple and the customer relations team was NOT happy about this insane issue. They again noted my account and fixed the issue promptly. This specific stores Genius Bar is a disaster and needs to take several steps back to respecting a customers time and request.

Day 3: Issue finally resolved with a much more...

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2.0
3y

2/25/22

SEEN BY ALEX FOR NEARLY AN HOUR! Malik came after I ASKED FOR SOME ONE ELSE TO VERIFY the information she wasn’t sure about.

After multiple attempts to trouble shoot, She came back and asked if I had my phone serviced at any point, to which I responded I hadn't.

Moments later, I noticed she had an attitude about responding to any questions I had. Other things of which she said she did not know.

I then calmly asked her to get someone to verify the information, then she flung her hands at me and walked away. (disrespectful)

I said nothing as I waited.

The issue I had was, apple had told me, over the phone, how many days of applecare I had left for my device (180 days)

The agent also told me, upon booking my appointment, that the resolve will be to come and get a phone swap.

Further on I understood that option, but I wanted my data saved.

the employee , Alex, returned with Malik to address the matter, as he only had a partial understanding of what was going on, he attempted to see how to resolve it. I listened to him and I then told him I was not impressed nor pleased with the way she (Alex) was talking to me and her gestures ( body language ) and demeanor were quite rude. Alex proceeded to calling me HOSTILE !! to my face with Malik present.

I was insulted even more so at that point. Her words were reckless and careless. There was no indication from my end that I was even displeased with her entire demeanor prior. I had offered her the benefit of doubt as to maybe having a bad day or hating her job for that matter. non of that really mattered to me. But when she started name calling ( Hostile), and suggested that I were and issue I was severely offended at that point and I politely asked to not have to deal with her again.

Kia was helpful and understanding and very helpful when she came to handle the issue and gave me a better understanding of what was going on. she quickly offered solutions after carefully looking into the matter, she was very respectful and apologetic toward the entire situation.

This boils down to having people who are properly trained and understand the product as well as proper customer service ethics. I give this overall experience 2 stars and that Is generous.

I WILL NOT FAVOR RETURNING TO THIS PARTICULAR STORE.

ALTHOUGH Kia gets 5 stars. and I am grateful she was...

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A Disappointing Experience After Over a Decade of Loyalty I’ve been a loyal Apple customer since the iPhone 4, drawn to the innovation and quality the brand promised. Over the years, however, I’ve come to realize that Apple seems more focused on consistently draining consumers’ pockets than showing appreciation for those of us who have supported them from the beginning. One of the most frustrating aspects of Apple’s customer service is the way they handle AppleCare. Once your AppleCare expires, there’s no way to renew it, leaving you without coverage when you need it most. Apple heavily markets AppleCare, urging you to sign up, yet fails to clearly communicate the importance of linking new devices to your account or updating payment information. This lack of transparency feels intentional. Consumers should have the option to add AppleCare later—it’s a smarter business move and would undoubtedly improve customer retention. Instead, Apple forces consumers into a corner. Repairs are outrageously expensive, often costing upwards of $500, on top of the thousands already spent on their devices. It’s disheartening to see that Apple seems to make more profit off repairs than their actual products. In today’s inflated economy, this approach feels exploitative. After my recent experience, I can’t help but feel like Apple no longer has its customers’ best interests at heart. I’ve been with them for over a decade, but this latest interaction has convinced me to explore other options. A company like Apple, with its resources and reputation, should take pride in supporting loyal customers—not taking advantage of them. Unfortunately, they’ve lost me as a customer. If Apple wants to maintain its loyal fanbase, it needs to prioritize customer care, transparency, and affordability, especially during challenging economic times. Until then, I’ll be looking elsewhere for my tech needs.
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I received horrible service yesterday at the Apple store. After arriving early to my appointment — 30 minutes had passed my appointment time, so I asked an employee when I was going to be seen since no one has come up to me. They said that for some reason my appointment was canceled (even though I checked in after arriving), but they said someone would see me next. I was approached by Edward, an employee at the store — who was extremely rude, arrogant, unprofessional, and unhelpful. I had to ask for a manager to come and take over the situation, because it was so bad — he was smirking and and laughing at me because I asked him how I could retrieve a serial number from an Amazon receipt for the AirPods I purchased. His response with a smile and smirk: “I don’t work for Amazon.” My repair and replacement should have only taken 15 minutes — but I ended up leaving two hours later, and ironically 40 minutes after the store had already been closed. I had employees walking around me after the store was closed, not knowing why I was there. I had to ask where my AirPods were that were supposed to be replaced. The photo shows me weirdly waiting in the empty store after 40 minutes of closing with no one around — I wish I could post the video I took. Finally the manager came out and told me that there was nothing he could do, even though he had promised me that he was going to help me in the situation. He then walked me to a locked door and left me standing there. I had to wait another 10 minutes for someone to come open it — and I got dirty looks galore as if I was inconveniencing the man. It was an overall really horrible experience and I’ll definitely be going to Georgetown’s Apple Store from now on.
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A Disappointing Experience After Over a Decade of Loyalty I’ve been a loyal Apple customer since the iPhone 4, drawn to the innovation and quality the brand promised. Over the years, however, I’ve come to realize that Apple seems more focused on consistently draining consumers’ pockets than showing appreciation for those of us who have supported them from the beginning. One of the most frustrating aspects of Apple’s customer service is the way they handle AppleCare. Once your AppleCare expires, there’s no way to renew it, leaving you without coverage when you need it most. Apple heavily markets AppleCare, urging you to sign up, yet fails to clearly communicate the importance of linking new devices to your account or updating payment information. This lack of transparency feels intentional. Consumers should have the option to add AppleCare later—it’s a smarter business move and would undoubtedly improve customer retention. Instead, Apple forces consumers into a corner. Repairs are outrageously expensive, often costing upwards of $500, on top of the thousands already spent on their devices. It’s disheartening to see that Apple seems to make more profit off repairs than their actual products. In today’s inflated economy, this approach feels exploitative. After my recent experience, I can’t help but feel like Apple no longer has its customers’ best interests at heart. I’ve been with them for over a decade, but this latest interaction has convinced me to explore other options. A company like Apple, with its resources and reputation, should take pride in supporting loyal customers—not taking advantage of them. Unfortunately, they’ve lost me as a customer. If Apple wants to maintain its loyal fanbase, it needs to prioritize customer care, transparency, and affordability, especially during challenging economic times. Until then, I’ll be looking elsewhere for my tech needs.
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I received horrible service yesterday at the Apple store. After arriving early to my appointment — 30 minutes had passed my appointment time, so I asked an employee when I was going to be seen since no one has come up to me. They said that for some reason my appointment was canceled (even though I checked in after arriving), but they said someone would see me next. I was approached by Edward, an employee at the store — who was extremely rude, arrogant, unprofessional, and unhelpful. I had to ask for a manager to come and take over the situation, because it was so bad — he was smirking and and laughing at me because I asked him how I could retrieve a serial number from an Amazon receipt for the AirPods I purchased. His response with a smile and smirk: “I don’t work for Amazon.” My repair and replacement should have only taken 15 minutes — but I ended up leaving two hours later, and ironically 40 minutes after the store had already been closed. I had employees walking around me after the store was closed, not knowing why I was there. I had to ask where my AirPods were that were supposed to be replaced. The photo shows me weirdly waiting in the empty store after 40 minutes of closing with no one around — I wish I could post the video I took. Finally the manager came out and told me that there was nothing he could do, even though he had promised me that he was going to help me in the situation. He then walked me to a locked door and left me standing there. I had to wait another 10 minutes for someone to come open it — and I got dirty looks galore as if I was inconveniencing the man. It was an overall really horrible experience and I’ll definitely be going to Georgetown’s Apple Store from now on.
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