Santek Peripherals Private Limited - Noida

Will not recommend him - bought desktop and have bad experience.

My Experience with Mr.Ram(Owner of Shop) is always good.I am his customer from last 7-8 years.Never had any issue or complaint with the guy or product.Humble Guy.

They are cheaters. They broke my laptop and even charged me for it. Made me travel so much everyday gave me a new reason everytime to fetch more money. Dont trust these guys they seriously don't know anything .

I m customer of them around 3-4 years and their services are excellent. They are very helpful and price charges always genuine.

Very good experience from here I wanna bought a laptop from here and i bought a laptop from this point at very chip point I recorecomand everyone if any one wanna brought any computer and laptop accessories from This point you can get a top price apart from market very good service and awesome staffing. awesome service.

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