really fun and entertaining and it's fun to spend 1 hour there without getting bored, and it's really cool and big and has so many cases that are amazing and has many floors with cool apple products
Great store and mostly friendly and helpful staff. Bought a MacbookPro and bunch of accessories there, sadly during the process the "specialist" who was helping me with the purchase was very passive.
Had to wait about 30 min past my appointment time but it was all worth it when they handed me a free new iPhone! Great customer service once you get someone to help you
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Tuesday midday is the time to come! The store is almost empty, employees aren't stressed out and are in a good mood to gush over apple products with me & provide solid advice 👍
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You won't find any Lenovo netbooks here. Stays busy as most places around Prince but a better option than the large and insanely crowded 5th Ave location. My preferred.
If you need repairs, set up an appt online before you go otherwise, you'll likely have to go and come back. Also, lots of cool workshops/exhibits going on all of the time related to Apple technology. Read more
This Apple Store is just awesome! I think it is the best Apple Store in NYC. Everyone wants to help you and they're very friendly. Much better than the 5th avenue store!
It may not have the iconic giant glass in front, but the Apple Store SoHo is a beautiful, unique store. It is also normally a lot less crowded than the other stores in the city.
The glass sides of the staircase are seamless giant 30-ft long panes of glass cut into a zig-zag pattern. Two of the largest solid panes of glass in the world.
It may look busy, but everyone's just checking their email. If you need to go in and out, grab what you need and find an agent, they can check you out from anywhere in the store.
Avoid peak times like during lunch or immediately after work. The Apple store always has excellent service, but if you want to browse, beat the crowds.
If you're iPhone is less than a year old and your earbuds stop working, go to the Genius Bar and they'll give a new pair for free since it's under warranty for one year.
An Apple Store like all other Apple Store. But look up through every the glass roof and see the water tank. See the neighborhood, and it feels like a special Applestore!
Sometimes I enter quite stoned and its as if they are all robots just repeating the same gargle over and over, I get ideas of just running threw holding some sort of spray paint color just dancing
As the only Apple store with an auditorium, it's the perfect Soho spot for sitting in a comfy chair and checking your email. Also, many Soho-dwelling celebs can be spotted here.
We bought air pods and they should send us the receipt. But we didn't got iT. May be wrong email adress? Looking forward to hear from you. Best regards, Inge Nord
10am on a Thursday, but no Genius Bar wait thanks to the light rain. No help to the crowd gathered outside behind a velvet rope awaiting the iPhone 6 though.
A very bad retail experience. The wait is very long, not enough stools or spmewhere to sit while waiting. Getting in the wait list doesn't guarantee there will be enough inventory when it's your turn.
It's an old converted post office unlike other glass/steel Apple stores that stick out like sore thumbs. Great place to see SoHo hipsters and wannabe-hipsters. Otherwise, just like any other store.