Best Buy

05/25/05

Not the best by James F. at InsiderPages

Contributor at Insider Pages

Unfortunately it is not your typical Best Buy. It's relatively small when compared to the ones located in strip malls, and it seems a bit difficult to be able to find things because of this.

I went in there to attempt to find something advertised on the website, and couldn't find it at all. It's very cramped, and difficult to maneuver around the people and the aisles.

Parking can be an issue as it is located in a sort of mall type area, but you can't get more convenient for Metro riders, as it is right next to the Pentagon City metro stop.

A virtual Mecca for gear heads, this electronics giant hawks everything from booming sound systems to notebook-sized personal computers.

by Contributor at Citysearch

In Short
Founded in 1983, this high-tech haven is recognizable by its blue, box-like building stamped with a yellow price tag-shaped logo. Explore the wide, gadget-lined aisles and find brand-name goods including personal computers, video games, TVs, digital cameras, cell phones and fax machines. Choose from a slew of popular brands such as Canon, Microsoft, Samsung and Sony. In-house installation services are available for most car audio and video systems, home entertainment systems, satellite hook-up, and home appliances.