Nagakein Officiel
This shop is extremely difficult to deal with. The owner is never there, ever. The opening and closing hours are never respected — you can show up at 3 p.m. and find the store closed! Then, when it finally looks open, you rush over thinking, “Finally!” — only to find a student trying her best to manage the place on her own, but clearly lacking experience. She’s not to blame — it’s the owner who’s completely irresponsible. In my opinion, I would describe this man as a scammer. Here’s why: The first time I went there, it was just to get a screen protector for my phone. I was thinking maybe a simple glass one, but the guy convinced me to go for the “best of the best,” something “top quality silicone.” I said okay. He charged me $50 just for the protector, plus another $30 or so for the case. A few days later, there were bubbles under the screen, and sand got underneath the silicone. I explained that it had been badly applied. He told me to come back, which I did. He applied a new protector — but again, bubbles everywhere. And because of the new case he added, the plastic was slightly raised, which made it worse. When I went back to work in the mine, sand got inside again. I tried to see him for two weeks in a row — he was never there. Every time I went, it was the same poor girl at the counter who said she didn’t know how to apply those types of protectors. She gave me a cheap glass one that probably costs $5 on AliExpress, and her boss “did me a favor” by giving me $10 back. Then one week later, I finally caught him in person and explained everything. This scammer tells me, “Well, you paid $50 for the first one, so I can give you a deal — pay another $30 for a new one.” I couldn’t believe it — he wanted me to pay $80 in total for two screen protectors that both failed because of his own poor work! We even talked while he was installing the first one — I told him that I used to do this job myself back in my home country. I know how to apply tempered glass and silicone protectors properly. The only difference is that I don’t have the machine here, but I know how it should be done. For example, I always apply a thin layer of water before placing it — that’s my technique — but either way, I know exactly how long a good silicone protector should last. So when I say this guy’s work is low quality, I know what I’m talking about. He charged me a total of $80 for two bad installations and still tried to squeeze another $30 out of me. That’s just unacceptable. Finally, I went downstairs to another store called QuickFix Phones, and they charged me only $25 for the same silicone screen — and it looks much better so far.
