Best Buy

Meagan Rickert

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

Went to go pick up a TV that my son ordered online that he me and my husband for Christmas and when my husband and I got there to get the tv, it wasnt ready so we had to wait a half hour to 45 minutes just for them to go get it out of the warehouse. Then when they brought the TV up the TV didnt match the order number so we had to wait another 15 to 20 minutes just for them to fix the problem in their system. We had to wait bout an hour to a little over an hour just to get the TV when it should have been ready to go. I gave them a 3 because even though we had to wait the staff members were very nice and understanding through the whole situation. Its just sad that you have good staff but how its run is messed up. They need some work on that.

TIM

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The sales person at the Beaumont store was very friendly and helpful with our purchase of a 40"TV and wall mounting system . Highly recommend

Dylan Guzman

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Ever since RadioShack went to that big circuit board in the sky, I’ve been wandering the retail desert like a lost USB cable—until I found Best Buy. Walking through those automatic doors feels like entering Valhalla for geeks. The smell of fresh electronics? Pure oxygen for my soul. Rows of laptops gleaming like futuristic sports cars, TVs so big they make my living room look like a broom closet, and aisles of cables that whisper, “You need me, even if you don’t know why.” It’s not just a store—it’s a sanctuary. I could spend hours comparing graphics cards I’ll never afford, stroking keyboards like they’re rare artifacts, and pretending I know the difference between HDMI 2.1 and 2.0 (I do, but I like to brag). And the staff? My people. They speak fluent nerd. You ask about refresh rates, and they don’t blink—they launch into a TED Talk. It’s beautiful. The only downside? I walk in for a $10 charger and leave with a $1,200 gaming monitor and a sense of purpose. Best Buy isn’t just a store—it’s the last stronghold of tech dreams in Beaumont. Long live the Geek Squad. Long live the endless aisles of gadgets. Long live my maxed-out credit card.

Denise Freelong

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

This is such great store! Went bought a small portable speaker - they gave me, a 10.00 gift card, awesome Christmas gift. They have very polite, professional employees, clean store and restrooms. My go to place for electronics.